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  1  2,1 |           Christianity in individual provinces of the empire he admitted
  2  2,1 |         throughout a large number of provinces; as we know definitely with
  3  2,1 |            regard to the majority of provinces in Asia Minor, and no less
  4  2,1 |           towns).~ ~Dividing all the provinces of the empire into four
  5  2,1 |              it was assured in other provinces. It required no special
  6  2,1 |              to the governors of the provinces in Asia Minor and in the
  7  2,2 |        government, especially in the provinces of Ptolemaic Egypt, there
  8  2,2 |      Diocletian retained his Asiatic provinces and Egypt, with headquarters
  9  2,2 |           and the adjoining Danubian provinces, with a center at Sirmium
 10  2,2 |              senatorial and imperial provinces disappeared; all provinces
 11  2,2 |           provinces disappeared; all provinces were dependent directly
 12  2,2 |           the emperor. Formerly, the provinces being comparatively few
 13  2,2 |             governors of these large provinces, supported by their legions,
 14  2,2 |        political menace of the large provinces, decided to divide them
 15  2,2 |       smaller units. The fifty-seven provinces in existence at the time
 16  2,2 |        perhaps more. Moreover, these provinces were placed under governors
 17  2,2 |              exact number of smaller provinces created by Diocletian is
 18  2,2 |              contains also a list of provinces. According to scholarly
 19  2,2 |       Notitia dignitatum numbers 120 provinces. Other lists, also of doubtful
 20  2,2 |             give a smaller number of provinces.[57] Under Diocletian also
 21  2,2 |             of small new neighboring provinces were grouped together in
 22  2,2 |           dioceses resembled the old provinces. Finally, in the course
 23  2,2 |         including Africa, Italy, the provinces between the Alps and the
 24  2,2 |      prefectures, which embraced the provinces of Dacia, Macedonia, and
 25  2,2 |        throne, sometimes kept him in provinces far from the capital as
 26  2,2 |          Journey through the eastern provinces and stopped at Antioch,
 27  2,2 |              Persia obtained several provinces on the eastern bank of the
 28  2,3 |             in the depopulated Roman provinces. For this victory over the
 29  2,3 |           the old inhabitants of the provinces could be exempted from military
 30  2,3 |     particularly true of the eastern provinces, Syria and Egypt, where
 31  2,3 |              Asia Minor. The eastern provinces, Syria, Palestine, and Egypt,
 32  2,3 |            in the East. Beyond these provinces Hellenism did not reach.
 33  2,3 |        comprehension for the eastern provinces, so that in actual practice
 34  2,3 |              conquest of the eastern provinces, the same Syriac lawbook
 35  2,3 |           the affairs of the eastern provinces, not only because of the
 36  2,3 |              religious life of these provinces.~ In the western provinces
 37  2,3 |           provinces.~ In the western provinces of the Eastern Empire, that
 38  2,3 |             had devastated the Greek provinces of the Empire with the military
 39  2,4 |              administration of these provinces to take severe measures
 40  2,4 |         middle Danube to the western provinces of the Empire, where they
 41  2,5 |       century, alienated the eastern provinces, Syria and Egypt, where
 42  2,5 |          disturbances in the eastern provinces, aided by the composition
 43  2,5 |            to ordain bishops for the provinces of Pontus, Asia, and Thrace,
 44  2,5 |             of Theodoric to the rich provinces of Italy, thus attaining
 45  2,5 |             applauded in the eastern provinces. The leaders of the church
 46  2,5 |       granted tax reductions to many provinces and cities, especially those
 47  2,5 |             explains why the eastern provinces — Egypt, Palestine, and
 48  2,5 |            importance of the eastern provinces, they used every possible
 49  2,5 |             the capital. Since these provinces, especially Egypt and Syria,
 50  2,5 |            peninsula, in most of the provinces of Asia Minor, in the islands,
 51  2,5 |            alienation of the eastern provinces was already beginning to
 52  2,5 |              their native cities and provinces. Cappadocia, in Asia Minor,
 53  2,5 |              eastern and the western provinces of the Byzantine Empire
 54  2,5 |             with developments in the provinces of Asia and Africa, despite
 55  2,5 |            the greater part of these provinces, according to Krumbacher,
 56  2,5 |          European group of Byzantine provinces was responsible for only
 57  3,1 |           more alienated the eastern provinces, and a very interesting
 58  3,2 |             the eastern Monophysitic provinces, which were in reality the
 59  3,3 |             to the population of the provinces occupied by the barbarians.
 60  3,3 |       barbarians. The natives of the provinces which had fallen into the
 61  3,4 |              only Africa and all her provinces, but also returned our imperial
 62  3,4 |              of the Alps (the former provinces of Rhaetia and Noricum)
 63  3,4 |              interests in the border provinces, he seized upon a plea for
 64  3,4 |             Slavs had devastated the provinces of the peninsula even as
 65  3,4 |              deep into the Byzantine provinces, destroying everything with
 66  3,4 |              churches of the invaded provinces sent their treasures to
 67  3,4 |           made the western conquered provinces very unsafe.~ From Justinian’
 68  3,4 |              question. The conquered provinces could be retained by force
 69  3,4 |       eastern border and the eastern provinces, which embodied the really
 70  3,6 |              to alienate the eastern provinces, a fact that did not harmonize
 71  3,6 |      strongly opposed by the eastern provinces. During Justinian’s reign
 72  3,6 |             primarily in the eastern provinces. The widest following was,
 73  3,7 |   significant problem of the eastern provinces, Egypt, Syria, and Palestine.
 74  3,8 |        widespread, especially in the provinces; taxes were not paid regularly.
 75  3,8 |         private landownership in the provinces upon the unrestrained conduct
 76  3,8 |      exceedingly great abuses in the provinces that their correction can
 77  3,8 |              full authority in their provinces and that they even maintained
 78  3,8 |              payment of taxes in the provinces entrusted to them. The bishops
 79  3,8 | administrative reforms.~ Not all the provinces of the Empire were governed
 80  3,8 |              combining several small provinces, particularly in the East,
 81  3,8 |          larger units; while in some provinces of Asia Minor, in view of
 82  3,8 |      authority over the two Egyptian provinces[91] as well as over Alexandria,
 83  3,8 |         territories and power in the provinces were not systematic during
 84  3,8 |     authority in some of the eastern provinces, Justinian retained the
 85  3,8 |         their existence, and in some provinces it was occasionally necessary
 86  3,11|         Danube invaded the Byzantine provinces in the Balkans, and Daras,
 87  3,12|              frequently attacked the provinces of the Balkan peninsula,
 88  3,12|           remaining in the Byzantine provinces, and they gradually occupied
 89  3,13|         destroyed, camps overthrown, provinces depopulated, when the husbandman
 90  3,15|           population of the seacoast provinces and fortified cities. The
 91  3,16|          Empire, with its sixty-four provinces and 912 cities. It is impossible
 92  3,16|         ordered the governors of the provinces to furnish the capital with
 93  3,16|            hospitals. In the distant provinces of the Empire the name of
 94  3,16|        firmly in the newly conquered provinces, and the results became
 95  3,16|             the eastern Monophysitic provinces. Justinian met with most
 96  4,1 |             of the eastern Byzantine provinces. Soon after they seized
 97  4,1 |        religious conditions in these provinces. The majority of the population,
 98  4,1 |           the Monophysites, of these provinces were greatly oppressed by
 99  4,1 |              destroying the northern provinces and reaching as far as Constantinople,
100  4,1 |          took Syria, Egypt, and many provinces.”[12] At about this time (
101  4,1 |      churches in the capital and the provinces, and ordered a large amount
102  4,1 |        Khazars. The northern Persian provinces bordering the Caucasus formed
103  4,1 |             into the central Persian provinces, collecting rich spoils.
104  4,1 |       Byzantine Empire the conquered provinces of Syria, Palestine, and
105  4,1 |       reclaimed all the lost eastern provinces of the Empire, restored
106  4,1 |            The Arabs.~ The reclaimed provinces of Syria, Palestine, and
107  4,1 |           lost to the Arabs the same provinces which he had rescued from
108  4,1 |         Historically, the best-known provinces of the peninsula were (1)
109  4,1 |            From the Romano-Byzantine provinces of Palestine and Syria in
110  4,1 |             its eastern and southern provinces: Syria, Palestine, Egypt,
111  4,1 |       Mesopotamia and in the Arabian provinces along the Euphrates River,
112  4,1 |              the Asiatic and African provinces with a determination to
113  4,1 |       eastern and southern Byzantine provinces so easily occupied by the
114  4,1 |           emperors that rendered the provinces of Syria, Palestine, and
115  4,1 |             taxes from the conquered provinces. The religious convictions
116  4,1 |      orthodox portion of the eastern provinces was also dissatisfied with
117  4,1 |          population of the Byzantine provinces of Syria and Palestine was
118  4,1 |      conquerors met in the subjected provinces a people of their own race
119  4,1 |            and part of the Byzantine provinces in North Africa, were already
120  4,1 |             to which the new Arabian provinces along the seashore were
121  4,1 |             its eastern and southern provinces and caused it to lose its
122  4,1 |     Mardaites to settle in the inner provinces of the Empire, and for this
123  4,1 |         Arabs in the newly conquered provinces and facilitated the subsequent
124  4,1 |        patriarchates of the occupied provinces fell into the hands of the
125  4,1 |         conquering the north African provinces, many of the natives migrated
126  4,1 |             steady progress of these provinces possible by the strong defense
127  4,1 |          Balkans, namely, the former provinces of Moesia and Smaller Scythia (
128  4,1 |        population of the neighboring provinces. The Bulgarian newcomers
129  4,1 |           and southeastern Byzantine provinces, frequent Arabian attacks
130  4,1 |      frequent Arabian attacks on the provinces of Asia Minor, the successful
131  4,1 |           its power from the eastern provinces, and now a part of these
132  4,2 |              Empire its Monophysitic provinces — Syria, Palestine, and
133  4,2 |  Monophysitic bishops of the eastern provinces in order to bring about
134  4,2 |             the eastern Monophysitic provinces with orthodoxy. But in the
135  4,2 |           the Emperor in the western provinces. He was subjected to terrible
136  4,3 |              reconciliation with the provinces which no longer formed part
137  4,3 |            population of the eastern provinces, a fact which aided greatly
138  4,3 |           the Arabian power in these provinces. Syria, Palestine, and Egypt
139  4,4 |            authorities in its border provinces. The Persian, and later
140  4,4 |      Byzantine Empire of its eastern provinces, completely changed conditions
141  4,4 |          resort in the most insecure provinces to the establishment of
142  4,4 |             the application to other provinces of the regime instituted
143  4,4 |              reorganization in those provinces. Heraclius, however, had
144  4,4 |            administration, the civil provinces (eparchies), continued to
145  4,4 |    intellectually productive eastern provinces of Syria, Palestine, Egypt,
146  4,4 |           prevailed, not only in the provinces torn away from the Empire,
147  4,4 |         period came from the eastern provinces, some already under the
148  5,2 |   Constantinople people from various provinces. Even in the opinion of
149  5,3 |        understood in the majority of provinces. In many districts, in the
150  5,3 |   transferred the civil power in the provinces into the hands of military
151  5,3 |            were apparently only four provinces by the end of the eighth
152  5,3 |             power, especially in the provinces menaced by the enemies of
153  5,4 |            tendencies of the eastern provinces were somewhat influenced
154  5,4 |           influence upon the eastern provinces should be taken into consideration
155  5,4 |             in the eastern Byzantine provinces of Asia Minor there had
156  5,4 |          Phrygia, one of the central provinces in Asia Minor.~ Meanwhile
157  5,4 |             prevalent in the eastern provinces; they grew up with these
158  5,5 |             s accession the European provinces were still devoted to icon
159  5,5 |        country and exiled to distant provinces. Pictures of trees, birds,
160  5,6 |             a revolt of some western provinces against the legal ruler
161  5,6 |              the Eastern and Western provinces.”[111] In other words, Charles
162  5,8 |             great harm to the border provinces by injuring the prosperity
163  5,8 |        exercise any authority in the provinces west of Egypt, and an independent
164  5,8 |              menace to the Byzantine provinces in southern Italy. The Venetian
165  5,8 |              the Empire to these two provinces. By this measure, which,
166  5,8 |            Slavs of the before named provinces.[148]~ In the year 811,
167  5,8 |           still alive in the eastern provinces of Asia Minor and in the
168  5,8 |         large numbers to the western provinces, mostly to Thrace. Hence
169  5,8 |             supported by the eastern provinces of Asia Minor this was not
170  5,8 |            population of the western provinces, Italy and Greece, all the
171  5,8 |         Aegean and some of the coast provinces of Asia Minor. The theological
172  5,8 |             beautiful maidens of all provinces were gathered in Constantinople.
173  6,2 |       Romanus’ accession. The border provinces were comparatively free
174  6,2 |             non-Muhammedans of those provinces. He also bound himself to
175  6,2 |       conquer all of Syria and other provinces, too. “The incursions of
176  6,2 |          annexation of the conquered provinces, for his army returned to
177  6,4 |           the same time the northern provinces of the Empire were in danger
178  6,5 |             live peacefully in their provinces north of the Balkans. The
179  6,6 |            inroad into the Byzantine provinces of southern Italy.~ For
180  6,6 |            rightful place of subject provinces. No one else so forgot the
181  6,6 |           eleventh century Byzantine provinces in southern Italy were made
182  6,7 |            from the capital into the provinces, and an obstinate struggle
183  6,7 |              in the southern Italian provinces of Apulia and Calabria,
184  6,8 |            This struggle between the provinces and the capital ended, after
185  6,8 |           which was a victory of the provinces over the capital. Alexius
186  6,8 |              the capital against the provinces. It was “the unhappy time
187  6,8 |        landowning aristocracy in the provinces did not recognize his rights
188  6,8 |           began to menace its border provinces in Asia Minor and in the
189  6,8 |          these stubborn and arrogant provinces” with some pleasure. “The
190  6,8 |        Armenia, and Cappadocia — the provinces which were the homes of
191  6,8 |        reached as far as the western provinces of Asia Minor. The Turkish
192  6,8 |              for pillaging Byzantine provinces in Asia Minor, and, according
193  6,8 |            chronicler, entered these provinces not as momentary bandits
194  6,8 |             the hero of these border provinces, Basil Digenes Akrites.
195  6,8 |              that one was not in the provinces of an enlightened monarchy,
196  6,8 |          religious centers in remote provinces where the power of the capital
197  6,8 |    Constantinople, but the Byzantine provinces of that period have also
198  7,1 |           looting and plundering the provinces of the Christian and Roman
199  7,1 |             neighbors the lost Greek provinces and dreamt of restoring
200  7,1 |            all rights to the Italian provinces.~ The sudden rise of Roger
201  7,2 |             both the capital and the provinces. The foreigners who resided
202  7,3 |            in the Middle Ages. Those provinces are represented in Michael’
203  7,4 |            for the boundaries of the provinces and their number to remain
204  7,4 |         enumerated “by names all the provinces that were under the power
205  7,4 |              the smaller size of the provinces, and it was gradually replaced
206  7,4 |              governors of some small provinces.~ In the commercial situation
207  7,4 |             capital, but also in the provinces. In the West, at Venice,
208  8,13|           opportunity to recover the provinces lost under Vatatzes, and
209  8,13|    throughout the present and future provinces of the Empire. Very important
210  8,17|            conditions of the eastern provinces of the Empire, and what
211  8,17|              and prosperous frontier provinces, the government strengthened
212  8,17|           organization to the inland provinces. But many severe military
213  8,17|         nobles were granted towns or provinces as kormlenie, often as reward
214  8,17|         private landownership in the provinces upon the unrestrained conduct
215  8,17|      exceedingly great abuses in the provinces that their correction can
216  8,17|              full authority in their provinces, and that they even maintained
217  8,17|             for refuge to the inland provinces of the Empire; old monasteries
218  8,17|       Constantinople and the eastern provinces to his eldest son; Rome,
219  8,17|        governors in their respective provinces and thus evaded direct control
220  8,17|           might have been not in the provinces of an enlightened monarchy
221  9,4 |              it its real name. Those provinces of the Greek Kingdom are
222  9,7 |            thee: ‘Princess among the provinces, how is she become tributary, (
223  9,12|        exclusively concentrated. The provinces were now open to their propaganda,
224  9,17|              from the few devastated provinces which still remained in
225  9,17|          their devastation of entire provinces and large centers, as, for
226  9,17|             into decay. Many fertile provinces were lost; the rest were
227  9,17|             was felt not only in the provinces, but also in the chief cities