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  1  2,2 |         pretenders to the imperial throne. Diocletian, wishing to
  2  2,2 |     question of a successor to the throne. His policy of extinguishing
  3  2,2 |             however, to secure the throne for his dynasty, he made
  4  2,2 |         dynasty which occupied the throne until the death of Theodosius
  5  2,2 |           Great until 518 A.D. the throne at Constantinople was occupied
  6  2,2 |      During this entire period the throne was never occupied by a
  7  2,2 |        pagans rejoiced because the throne was to be occupied by Julian,
  8  2,2 |           of having designs on the throne, sometimes kept him in provinces
  9  2,2 |        following his ascent to the throne, Julian issued an edict
 10  2,3 |     seventeen when he ascended the throne. He possessed neither the
 11  2,3 |         When Arcadius ascended the throne the most influential party
 12  2,3 |            398. Thus the episcopal throne came into the hands of a
 13  2,3 |          deprive Theodosius of the throne. The king of Persia devotedly
 14  2,4 |         passing of the patriarchal throne of Constantinople to the
 15  2,4 |            soldier and rose to the throne only because of the entreaties
 16  2,4 |          Leo I, were raised to the throne by the efforts of Aspar,
 17  2,4 |           his own accession to the throne. Once more the capital openly
 18  2,5 |        privileges to the most holy throne of New Rome, rightly judging
 19  2,5 |           death of Leo I (474) the throne passed to his six-year-old
 20  2,5 |          91). His accession to the throne marks the supplanting of
 21  2,5 |         when Justin I ascended the throne.[141] Thus the political
 22  2,5 |            Anastasius ascended the throne. Both these kingdoms were
 23  2,5 |      Julian before he ascended the throne. Libanius’ sixty-five public
 24  3   |         period from 518 to 578 the throne was occupied by the following
 25  3   |        accident was elected to the throne after the death of Anastasius;
 26  3   |       first Greek on the Byzantine throne.[6] There is really no contradiction
 27  3,2 |          With his accession to the throne she became empress of the
 28  3,3 |              Justinian mounted the throne with the ideals of an emperor
 29  3,4 |       pretenders to the Visigothic throne, he sent a navy to Spain
 30  3,6 |          religious support for the throne which he had procured by
 31  3,8 |       Justinian’s accession to the throne the internal life of the
 32  3,8 |       robbed of their right to the throne, and finally, the dissenting
 33  3,8 |    situation.~ When he mounted the throne, Justinian understood clearly
 34  3,8 |         nearly deprived him of the throne. The central quarter in
 35  3,8 |          that even on the imperial throne itself there was division.~
 36  3,8 |      Justinian’s, accession to the throne, and, supported by the Monophysitical-minded
 37  3,8 |        once more sat firmly on the throne.[83]~ ~Taxation and financial
 38  3,8 |            upstart on the imperial throne, still paints an extremely
 39  3,11|          dispute in Persia for the throne.[119] Maurice’s peace treaty
 40  3,13|            tyrant on the Byzantine throne:~ ~Glory be to God in the
 41  3,13|      declaring that “the apostolic throne of the blessed apostle Peter
 42  3,14|             ascended the Byzantine throne and thus started a new dynasty.~ ~
 43  4   |        successors on the Byzantine throne form a dynasty which was
 44  4   |       death of Constantine III the throne was occupied for several
 45  4   |            regaining the Byzantine throne, and upon his return to
 46  4   |          upon his accession to the throne (Tiberius III, 698-705).
 47  4   |       years (711-17) the Byzantine throne was occupied by three accidental
 48  4,1 |          Muawiya, who ascended the throne, inaugurating thus the new
 49  4,2 |           relations with the papal throne. After the loss of Egypt,
 50  4,2 |  successors of Martin on the papal throne, and finally made peace
 51  4,4 |   Theodosius III, who occupied the throne after Justinian II, were
 52  5,1 |    exercise sovereign power on the throne, i.e. be rulers of the Empire
 53  5,1 |            Nicephorus ascended the throne, and thus, with Irene’s
 54  5,2 |          of Leo’s accession to the throne the Byzantine Empire was
 55  5,2 |     Justinian II in reclaiming the throne and rendered active assistance
 56  5,4 |            ascending the Byzantine throne they brought their views
 57  5,4 |   establishing the security of the throne, were not marked by any
 58  5,5 |    Artavasdus and he reclaimed the throne and severely punished the
 59  5,5 |          with the pretender to the throne and to the external fight
 60  5,6 |        eighth century the Frankish throne was occupied by the most
 61  5,6 |            Leo, then, the imperial throne was vacant, and in accepting
 62  5,6 |       Charles ascended this vacant throne of the undivided Roman Empire
 63  5,6 |    upholding Irene’s rights to the throne, the Byzantine Empire looked
 64  5,6 |       Irene and seize the imperial throne by force. In the eyes of
 65  5,7 |        latter, having ascended the throne after a highly troubled
 66  5,7 |       greatest men on the imperial throne,” who clearly understood
 67  5,8 |           802-11) to the Byzantine throne. According to oriental sources,
 68  5,8 |           in the year 811, and the throne passed, for a few months,
 69  5,8 |           Leo V was killed and the throne passed to one of the commanders
 70  5,8 |       birth.[124] When he died the throne passed to his son, Theophilus (
 71  5,8 |      period from 802 until 867 the throne was occupied by two Arabs
 72  5,8 |         history that the Byzantine throne had fallen into the hands
 73  5,8 |          feel fairly secure on his throne.[131]~ For the Byzantine
 74  5,8 |        ninth century the Bulgarian throne was occupied by Krum, an
 75  5,8 |          Armenian to the Byzantine throne, Krum carried the offensive
 76  5,8 |        century, when the Bulgarian throne passed into the hands of
 77  5,8 |            his own position on the throne he began to advance openly
 78  5,8 |       deposed from the patriarchal throne and the see of Constantinople
 79  5,8 |       deposed from the patriarchal throne and his high rank was conferred
 80  6   |            Comneni, who seized the throne in 1081, the Empire regained
 81  6,1 |    previous to his election to the throne was very unusual. As an
 82  6,1 |             867-86). After him the throne passed on to his sons, Leo
 83  6,1 |         when he was slain, and the throne passed to John Tzimisces (
 84  6,1 |          Each of them occupied the throne as the autocratic and sovereign
 85  6,1 |         successor. He ascended the throne after Theodora’s death in
 86  6,1 |        dynasty, which occupied the throne for a period of 189 years.~ ~
 87  6,2 |          to the heir of the German throne, the future Emperor Otto
 88  6,2 |           related to the Byzantine throne) in Italian affairs resulted
 89  6,4 |       Empress, and the heir to the throne. Olga’s reception has been
 90  6,5 |       succeed him on the Byzantine throne. The royal writer advises
 91  6,6 |            to restore the imperial throne in Rome. He called himself
 92  6,7 |       strengthen his position on a throne which did not rightfully
 93  6,7 |            Photius the patriarchal throne. This reinstatement of Photius
 94  6,7 |         Stephen to the patriarchal throne. Through this latter measure
 95  6,7 |          former on the patriarchal throne.[87]~ In the interests of
 96  6,7 |  especially before he ascended the throne, to monastic ideals. He
 97  6,7 |         eleventh century the papal throne was occupied by Leo IX,
 98  6,7 |      defending their own power and throne, seriously threatened in
 99  6,7 |            Phocas, who rose to the throne through his marriage to
100  6,7 |         nearly deprived him of the throne. Only the intervention of
101  6,7 |          Argyrus, who acquired the throne through his marriage to
102  6,8 |          her three husbands to the throne. In the year 1056, with
103  6,8 |            frequent changes on the throne, which was occupied for
104  6,8 |       court party, remained on the throne for about a year (1056-57).
105  6,8 |             and then renounced the throne and took holy orders. The
106  6,8 |        Cappadocia. He ascended the throne as Romanus IV Diogenes and
107  6,8 |          the capital, he found the throne occupied by a new ruler,
108  6,8 |      patriarch. He remained on the throne from 1078 until 1081, but
109  6,8 |        recognize his rights to the throne, and many pretenders who
110  6,8 |         for reaching his goal, the throne. Botaniates had abdicated
111  6,8 |            and open strife for the throne the external policy of the
112  6,8 |           Constantinople found the throne occupied by Michael VII
113  6,8 |   Botaniates in his seizure of the throne accompanied him as far as
114  6,8 |         Comnenus for the Byzantine throne.~ The Uze and Patzinak problem
115  6,8 |            frequent changes on the throne which often meant changes
116  7,1 |            of 1081 elevated to the throne Alexius Comnenus, whose
117  7,1 |           succeeded in keeping the throne for a century and transferring
118  7,1 |          But the succession of the throne created difficulties. Long
119  7,1 |         recognition as heir to the throne of her husband, Nicephorus
120  7,1 |       Emperor.~ Upon ascending the throne, John II (7118‑1143) had
121  7,1 |            ever sat upon the Roman throne.” Gibbon, who was always
122  7,1 |          had been removed from the throne and had distinguished itself
123  7,1 |            emperor.~ Ascending the throne with designs which became
124  7,1 |          out which elevated to the throne Isaac Angelus. Andronicus’
125  7,1 |       agreement with the Apostolic throne.”~ In these letters the
126  7,1 |             and the dignity of the throne! Therefore, my son, it is
127  7,1 |            Barbarossa ascended the throne believing in unlimited imperial
128  7,1 |       Frederick’s accession to the throne the king of Germany, calling
129  7,1 |             1180‑83), ascended the throne, and his mother Mary (Maria)
130  7,1 |            of seizing the imperial throne; and he snatched at the
131  7,1 |          for a new claimant to the throne. Nicetas Choniates gave
132  7,1 |          claimant to the Byzantine throne, but also an intention to
133  7,1 |        possession of the Byzantine throne for himself. Andronicus
134  7,1 |            on his accession to the throne had set himself the goal
135  7,2 |            Angeli, elevated to the throne by the revolution of 1185,
136  7,2 |            sat now upon the rotten throne of the Caesars,” possessed
137  7,2 |            another claimant to the throne. But perhaps the chief cause
138  7,2 |            help him to restore the throne to his blind father Isaac.
139  7,2 |            re-established upon the throne the old and blind Isaac (
140  7,2 |      elevated Isaac Angelus to the throne, the condition of the Empire
141  7,2 |        which deprived Isaac of the throne and of his sight and made
142  7,2 |          to confirm himself on the throne and therefore he opened
143  7,2 |         would sit on the Byzantine throne; to the papacy of the end
144  7,3 |            s election to the papal throne: “We are the only two world
145  7,3 |         the right to the Byzantine throne of the family of the dethroned
146  7,3 |          who had just ascended the throne, had first of all to establish
147  7,3 |         Germany a struggle for the throne burst out between Otto of
148  7,3 |            on his accession to the throne he was already eighty years
149  7,3 |           Angelus to the Byzantine throne.~ Thus, in the preparations
150  7,3 |      obtain help for restoring the throne to his unfortunate father.
151  7,3 |    restoring them to the Byzantine throne. For that aid Alexius promised
152  7,3 |        restoring his father to the throne, to take a personal part
153  7,3 |         the dethroned Isaac to the throne opened wide horizons to
154  7,3 |         candidate to the Byzantine throne, to revenge themselves on
155  7,3 |         prison and restored to his throne; his son, the prince Alexius,
156  7,3 |          restore Isaac II upon the throne.~ Having placed Isaac on
157  7,3 |         Having placed Isaac on the throne, the crusaders, with Dandolo
158  7,3 |      seemed destined to occupy the throne — the leader of the crusade.
159  7,3 |         Baldwin’s ascension to the throne three Greek rulers were
160  7,3 |           benefit of the Apostolic throne, and for the profit and
161  7,4 |       supported him in gaining the throne, and to present the members
162  7,4 |        accession of Alexius to the throne. The detailed narrative
163  7,4 |        accession of Alexius to the throne and brought the narrative
164  7,4 |         Comnenus’ accession to the throne to the first years of the
165  7,4 |            to the accession to the throne of John Comnenus in 1118.
166  7,4 |            to the ascension to the throne of Alexius Comnenus in 1081.
167  8,2 |        Nicaea. After his death the throne was in the-power, first
168  8,2 |         had sat upon the Bulgarian throne Kalojan (John, Johannitsa),
169  8,2 |       Silentium is regarded as the throne speech of Theodore Lascaris
170  8,3 |          on the Constantinopolitan throne, however, his brother Henry,
171  8,4 |            help to regain his lost throne. Availing himself of the
172  8,4 |  threatening demand to deliver the throne to him, concealing under
173  8,4 |       might take possession of the throne of Constantine the Great
174  8,5 |          on the Constantinopolitan throne were distinguished neither
175  8,6 |       daughter Irene, ascended the throne of Nicaea and reigned from
176  8,7 |            of John Vatatzes to the throne, circumstances changed.
177  8,7 |      Michael, Theodore, sat on the throne of Epirus. His name is connected
178  8,7 |          who had just ascended the throne of Nicaea (1222). From the
179  8,7 |        origin, who had mounted the throne only because he was Theodore
180  8,8 |         after his ascension to the throne, John Vatatzes opened successful
181  8,9 |           de Courtenay (1228), the throne was supposed to pass to
182  8,9 |      reconciliation with the papal throne, announcing his faithfulness
183  8,10| Renaissance genius on the imperial throne and at the same time an
184  8,13|     Theodore, before ascending the throne, had devoted all his time
185  8,13|            On his accession to the throne, Theodore II, like his father,
186  8,13|     ambassadors, seated on a lofty throne, sword in hand. Byzantine
187  8,14|          the relation of the papal throne to the Greek clergy who
188  8,14|           regarded the patriarchal throne transferred to them as “
189  8,14|       Palaeologus, who usurped the throne of Nicaea in 1259, was dangerously
190  8,15|          an antagonism between the throne and the large landowners,
191  8,15|           Theodore II ascended the throne, the officeholding aristocracy
192  8,15|       humble origin surrounded his throne; owing everything to Theodore
193  8,16|          enlightened writer on the throne, Vatatzes’ successor, Theodore
194  8,16|        arrow,”[182] approaches his throne. On learning the story of
195  8,17|           and the struggle for the throne, evidently shook the well
196  8,17|           and the accession to the throne of the Macedonian dynasty
197  8,17|    advanced claims to the imperial throne. At the opening of the seventh
198  8,17|             took possession of the throne and founded a dynasty of
199  8,17|           the Comneni ascended the throne. Of course the well-organized
200  9,2 |  Palaeologi occupied the Byzantine throne for one hundred and ninety-two
201  9,2 |        Palaeologus who mounted the throne of the shaken and greatly
202  9,2 |       Sicilies, and bequeathed the throne to his son Andronicus II
203  9,2 |           he aimed at the imperial throne, or at least at an omnipotent
204  9,2 |        part, was fought around the throne of the boy Emperor. Against
205  9,2 |            the Turks, regained his throne. John V and Andronicus came
206  9,2 |         that time on the Byzantine throne. In any case, in the instructions
207  9,2 |        before his ascension to the throne the new Emperor had married
208  9,2 |         Palaeologi on the imperial throne were accordingly half-Slav.
209  9,2 |      suffer before he ascended the throne.~ His nobility was manifest
210  9,2 |          election to the tottering throne of the once great Empire
211  9,2 |          election to the Byzantine throne. The negotiations concerning
212  9,2 |       rights to the lost Byzantine throne. An interesting document
213  9,2 |            rights to the Byzantine throne to Ferdinand and Isabella
214  9,2 |          eastern Orthodoxy, to the throne of the Byzantine Empire
215  9,3 |         help in regaining his lost throne. With regard to Byzantium,
216  9,3 |        Baldwin II, deprived of his throne, appeared at Manfred’s court
217  9,3 |         for Constantinople and his throne.[50]~ But the skillful politician
218  9,3 |          in seating upon the papal throne one of his best friends,
219  9,3 |          these “slaves” seized the throne, and they reigned over Egypt
220  9,4 |        years before he mounted the throne, Stephen and his father
221  9,5 |          With the ascension to the throne of the boy John V, when
222  9,5 |      himself as an aspirant to the throne of Constantine the Great,
223  9,5 |           dynasty on the Byzantine throne.~ It was important for Dushan
224  9,5 |          help him to the Byzantine throne, something more was needed.
225  9,6 |          son, Andronicus, upon the throne for three years. The war
226  9,6 |            V, who had regained the throne, were restored. Byzantium
227  9,7 |        although once seated on the throne of majesty thou didst lord
228  9,7 |         pretenders to the sultan’s throne; an attempt at revolt failed
229  9,9 |        before his ascension to the throne, in one of his letters calls
230  9,10|       Eastern church and the papal throne, and from the point of view
231  9,11|           Anjou set upon the papal throne, broke the union and gave
232  9,12|            mounted the patriarchal throne, the first time at Nicaea,
233  9,12|         monks, and the patriarchal throne of Constantinople becomes
234  9,12|          Apostolic and Patriarchal throne of the city protected by
235  9,12|      metropoles of the Oecumenical throne,” wrote a Russian specialist
236  9,13|          portrayed seated upon the throne at the council solving the
237  9,13|         established himself on the throne John V Palaeologus, half-Latin
238  9,14|        consecutively occupying the throne of St. Peter had a more
239  9,18|    elevated him to the patriarchal throne, which he occupied up to
240  9,18|           occupied the patriarchal throne (1289-1293 and 1304-1310),