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 1  2,2 | soldiers revolted against this demand and, lifting Julian upon
 2  2,3 |     presented to the Emperor a demand that Eutropius be removed
 3  2,3 |  Gaïnas did not insist on this demand.~ After gaining a stronghold
 4  2,4 |   mundanae). In answer to this demand the pope, in his “Responses
 5  3,9 |      of silk stuffs greatly in demand on Byzantine markets rose
 6  5,4 |      was expressed only in his demand that the Jews and the eastern
 7  5,8 |  Emperor refused to grant this demand. In this case Theophilus
 8  7,1 |        of Antioch, in 1098, to demand reinforcements in the West.
 9  8,4 |      to Theodore a threatening demand to deliver the throne to
10  8,15| Italian stuffs were in special demand, and the population spent
11  9,6 |       and fulfill the sultan’s demand. Constantinople entered