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 1  2,2 |      recalled wintering in his “beloved Lutetia.”[72]~ Julian was
 2  2,3 |       they cherish secretly the beloved past of their dying religion.
 3  2,3 |   followed the departure of the beloved Patriarch forced the Emperor
 4  5,8 |   respected Patriarch Tarasius, beloved by all his people, was replaced
 5  6,2 | illustrious, most honorable and beloved” Emir of the island of Crete
 6  6,2 |        letter, called Ashot his beloved son, and assured him that
 7  7,1 |        seizing the passionately beloved Theodora and the children
 8  7,3 |     head of the crusading army. Beloved and highly esteemed by all,
 9  8,5 |        life. He was admired and beloved even by the Greeks, and
10  8,9 |  preceded him. Therefore he was beloved not only by the Bulgars,
11  8,10|        that of our friendly and beloved neighbours, whom pure and
12  8,12|         of John Vatatzes was so beloved and esteemed by the people
13  8,16|         of his younger son; the beloved elder son has died. Recognizing