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 1  3,8 |    prohibited in his decrees. He sold offices at high prices and,
 2  3,9 |        for Egyptian clothes were sold in Constantinople.[108]
 3  4,1 |     captives were taken east and sold there into slavery. “In
 4  5,3 | prediction of the Prophet, 'They sold the righteous for silver' (
 5  5,8 |         that in his youth he had sold his soul to a Jewish magician,[
 6  6,7 |          price at which they had sold it; the new owners were
 7  7,1 |       beheaded; many Latins were sold into slavery in the Turkish
 8  7,1 |          women and children were sold into slavery, and the city
 9  9,3 |          been taken captives and sold into slavery.[65] A Byzantine
10  9,8 |      contend with the Turks, and sold the city to Venice for a
11  9,9 |          pieces, trodden upon or sold for practically nothing.
12  9,9 |  theology, and many others, were sold for one gold coin; the gold
13  9,9 |   Gospels themselves were either sold or thrown away; all the
14  9,17|         the imperial jewelry was sold; soldiers could not be fed;