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 1  5,3 |     among the peasants; it is dedicated to that law, so necessary
 2  6,5 |      in the tenth century and dedicated to his son Romanus, who
 3  6,8 | Administration of the Empire, dedicated to his son and successor,
 4  7,4 |       of an “exhortation” and dedicated to his son and heir John.
 5  7,4 |  teacher, Theodore Prodromus, dedicated to her many verses, and
 6  7,4 |    served the rich and noble, dedicated his writing to them, and
 7  7,4 |     in political verse; it is dedicated to the wife of the Emperor
 8  7,4 |      in political verses, and dedicated to the enlightened sister-in-law
 9  8,16|   Statue (Βασιλικος ανδριας), dedicated to his pupil. Emperor Theodore
10  9,9 |      devotion to Muhammed II, dedicated his history, which shows
11  9,9 |        A zealous Catholic, he dedicated his poem to the pope and
12  9,18|      of union and some canons dedicated to important martyrs; he