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1 2,2| instruct Christians was a cruel action, and one deserving 2 3,6| but were soon quelled by cruel violence. Many synagogues 3 4 | suppose that the Emperor’s cruel treatment of the representatives 4 4 | return to the capital took cruel revenge on all those who 5 4 | Gotho-Greek origin.[5] After the cruel deposition of Justinian 6 4,1| Instead of the widely spread cruel custom of revenge, he preached 7 5,4| this “many-headed dragon,” “cruel persecutor of the monastic 8 5,8| worship, he was subjected to a cruel scourging and was imprisoned 9 5,8| facts giving evidence of cruel treatment of iconodules 10 6,2| sometimes pursued a policy of cruel persecution of the Christians, 11 6,3| to smile upon Basil. So cruel was his fight with the Bulgarians 12 6,7| he harshly reproved the cruel avidity of the wealthy class, 13 9,2| VIII (1261-82), cunning, cruel, but talented and an artful 14 9,3| energetic, at times severe, even cruel, ruler, but not without