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 1  6,2 |      been subjected to so much humiliation. Cilicia and a part of Syria
 2  6,6 |        he was exposed to great humiliation and many insults. He later
 3  7,1 |        of shame, dishonor, and humiliation, into which the Empire of
 4  7,2 |     towards disintegration and humiliation. Not without malicious irony
 5  7,2 |   imperial tombs. Only by such humiliation did he succeed in buying
 6  7,4 |       he spared no flattery or humiliation, regardless of whom he had
 7  9,2 |     regions of Asia Minor. His humiliation, complete impotence, and
 8  9,2 | conceal my feelings.”[23] Such humiliation and subserviency towards
 9  9,6 |     John V had to suffer a new humiliation which accelerated his death.
10  9,14|        stay at Venice ended in humiliation. He was arrested by the
11  9,17|    VIII, similar abasement and humiliation before the Turkish sultans