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 1  2,2 | disappeared; all provinces were dependent directly upon the emperor.
 2  2,5 |      kingdom could in no way be dependent upon Constantinople; yet
 3  3,4 |           which at the time was dependent on the Byzantine Empire.
 4  4,1 |   reduced to the condition of a dependent vassal and there was no
 5  4,1 |        religious tendencies and dependent upon the Byzantine emperors,
 6  5,8 |       only slightly politically dependent upon the Byzantine Empire,
 7  5,8 |        might become politically dependent upon the Byzantine Empire.
 8  7,4 |        As before, Athos was not dependent on any bishop; the protos,
 9  7,4 |         that Athos was directly dependent on him. Under Manuel the
10  7,4 |         power and becoming less dependent on the central government;
11  9,2 |        only to a certain extent dependent upon the restored Empire
12  9,2 |     Empire, which became wholly dependent on them financially and
13  9,3 |        center, felt itself less dependent upon the eastern border.
14  9,5 |       The archbishop of Serbia, dependent upon the patriarch of Constantinople,
15  9,14|   Avignon, and were practically dependent on the French kings. The