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| Alphabetical [« »] acquiesce 2 acquiesced 1 acquire 6 acquired 13 acquiring 2 acquisition 2 acquisitions 4 | Frequency [« »] 13 abolition 13 absolutely 13 accounts 13 acquired 13 actually 13 acute 13 admitted | A.A. Vasiliev History of the Byzantine empire IntraText - Concordances acquired |
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1 2,1 | the Church, which thereby acquired the right of inheritance. 2 2,2 | Hellenistic ideals of these newly acquired lands. The distinguishing 3 2,5 | with the Isaurians, who had acquired so much authority during 4 2,5 | Constantinople, where he miraculously acquired from heaven the gift of 5 6,7 | of what they had already acquired.”[129] By the abrogation 6 6,7 | ownership of that which they had acquired from the poor by wicked 7 6,7 | means.”[131] The estates acquired by the powerful from village 8 6,7 | Romanus III Argyrus, who acquired the throne through his marriage 9 6,8 | hands upon lands illegally acquired by large landowners, secular 10 8,5 | acquiring and which we have acquired; for, as you know, it is 11 8,13| stability of their newly acquired cathedral, repairing it 12 9,4 | commercial significance, acquired great political importance 13 9,7 | view of the information acquired by western Europe about