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 1  2,1 |     Christianity the same rights enjoyed by other faiths, including
 2  3,6 |          s reign the see of Rome enjoyed supreme church authority.
 3  4,1 |        whose land the Nestorians enjoyed comparative religious freedom.~
 4  5,8 |     under whom Persian influence enjoyed almost exclusive predominance
 5  5,8 |          of his predecessors Leo enjoyed great authority as a gifted
 6  5,8 |      Barlaam and Josaphat, which enjoyed the widest popularity in
 7  6,7 |        keepers. Each corporation enjoyed a monopoly, and severe penalty
 8  6,8 |            The Akritai sometimes enjoyed a certain amount of independence
 9  6,8 |      entirely from the Basilics, enjoyed very great popularity. His
10  7,1 |        like Pisa and Genoa, also enjoyed certain commercial privileges
11  8,13|  supremacy in the Levant so long enjoyed by the Venetians. This was
12  8,17|    border. The akritai sometimes enjoyed a certain amount of independence
13  9,3 | interests of his kingdom, Sicily enjoyed a period of peace. His court
14  9,18|         in state affairs, and he enjoyed the complete confidence
15  9,19|      century, Manuel Chrysoloras enjoyed in his native country the