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| Alphabetical [« »] aboba 2 abode 2 abolished 8 abolition 13 abominable 1 abomination 1 abou 1 | Frequency [« »] 13 78 13 867 13 ability 13 abolition 13 absolutely 13 accounts 13 acquired | A.A. Vasiliev History of the Byzantine empire IntraText - Concordances abolition |
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1 2,5 | financial reforms was the abolition of the hated chrysargyron, 2 2,5 | The population greeted the abolition of the tax with great joy; 3 2,5 | with which the edict of abolition was received in the city 4 2,5 | every four years.[153] The abolition of this tax gave special 5 2,5 | vice.[154]~ Of course the abolition of the chrysargyron deprived 6 2,5 | reform of Anastasius was the abolition, upon the advice of his 7 2,5 | council was followed by the abolition of Greek from the church 8 3,14| not involve the immediate abolition of civil officials. They 9 3,16| century and ending with the abolition of the consulate in 541.~ 10 5,3 | communal landownership, the abolition of compulsory service, and 11 6,7 | the reasons for Basil’s abolition of the Novel of Nicephorus 12 9,12| eight years (1274-82).~ The abolition of the union meant the triumph 13 9,12| in connection with the abolition of the union and triumph