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 1  2,4 |       very capable but modest soldier and rose to the throne only
 2  3,10|      rulers was the energetic soldier and able leader, Maurice.
 3  5,3 |       the Rural Code, and the Soldier’s Law.[50]~ In spite of
 4  5,3 |      51]~ The Military Law or Soldier’s Law (νομος στρατιωτικος,
 5  6,2 |  Curcuas, “the most brilliant soldier that the Empire had produced
 6  6,7 |    Nicephorus Phocas was semi soldier, semi recluse.[94] Many
 7  7,1 |       was a brave and capable soldier and a religious-minded man,
 8  7,1 |   John II, was of the emperor‑soldier type and spent the major
 9  7,4 |     in the style of an honest soldier, full of natural and frank
10  9,7 |       Nicopolis, the Bavarian soldier Schiltberger, who had been
11  9,9 | fought heroically as a simple soldier and fell in battle. No exact