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 1  2,2 |            council closed.”[41] The solemn proclamation of the council
 2  2,2 |           that Julian performed his solemn offering of sacrifices in
 3  3,8 |             officials had to take a solemn oath to administer their
 4  5,6 |            the year 800, during the solemn service in the Church of
 5  5,8 |           some Christians and given solemn burial.[137]~ The disaster
 6  5,8 |          council finished its work, solemn service was performed in
 7  5,8 |             and martyrs. Especially solemn is his Easter service, whose
 8  6,7 |          anathematized Photius in a solemn ceremony in the Church of
 9  7,1 |         days later, in spite of his solemn promise to protect Alexius’
10  7,1 |     document closes with Bohemond’s solemn oath on the cross, the crown
11  7,1 |        Emperor, as suzerain, made a solemn entry into the city surrounded
12  7,1 |         April 1159, Manuel made his solemn entry into Antioch. Escorted
13  7,1 |           to Constantinople where a solemn reception had been accorded
14  7,1 | Constantinople and, in spite of his solemn promise, began to aim openly
15  8,16|           with a description of the solemn wedding of Belthandros and
16  9,2 |             VI). Shortly after, the solemn coronation of John V Palaeologus
17  9,5 |            of Athos. This large and solemn council was “to ratify and
18  9,5 |       election of the patriarch the solemn coronation of Dushan with
19  9,7 |       frequent fits of insanity.~ A solemn reception and a richly adorned
20  9,8 |           the capital, attended the solemn church services, saw in
21  9,11|            of Lyons. Michael sent a solemn embassy headed by the former
22  9,12|          finally consented to their solemn reconciliation with the
23  9,14|         Peter the pope celebrated a solemn service during which John
24  9,16|              read in St. Sophia the solemn promulgation of union and
25  9,19|           transported to Rome for a solemn burial.~ Bessarion’s literary