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  1  2,1 |            crisis in the life of the people. But this was not characteristic
  2  2,1 |              when we deal with great people who play a leading part
  3  2,1 |            the reputation of unusual people, we never want to believe
  4  2,1 |             just like other ordinary people. We search for hidden reasons
  5  2,1 |             of Rome and of the Roman People, wrote somewhat under the
  6  2,1 |          document the Christians and people of other religions were
  7  2,1 |            final in cases concerning people of any age; (2) any civil
  8  2,2 |          Nicaea. The exact number of people who came to this council
  9  2,2 |       inhabitants of Chalcedon blind people, because, having a choice
 10  2,2 |           the inspiring teacher with people who had heard them, and
 11  2,2 |               not only ordinary dead people but even the gods (theurgy).
 12  2,2 |         attracted rather than forced people to join in the offering
 13  2,2 |           writers of that time, some people suppose that Julian issued
 14  2,2 |             Daphne, a large crowd of people, beasts for sacrifice, libations,
 15  2,3 |       neither severe nor systematic, people in the eastern part of the
 16  2,3 |         others, “the mad and insane” people, who adhered to “the infamy
 17  2,3 |            privilege. In particular, people indebted to the government
 18  2,3 |      introduce the Gospels among his people he invented a Gothic alphabet,
 19  2,3 |             Asia. They were a savage people of Mongolian race.[107]
 20  2,3 |         clearly that the mass of the people were still unacquainted
 21  2,3 |         higher class only, among the people prominent in the social
 22  2,3 |            province. The mass of the people continued to speak their
 23  2,3 |          peninsula the Bulgarians, a people of Hunnic (Turkish) origin,[
 24  2,3 |            its struggle with his own people.~ ~The settlement of the
 25  2,3 |              Alaric set out with his people for Moesia, Thrace, and
 26  2,3 |        prefect, Aurelian.[115]~ Many people of the time were aware of
 27  2,3 |              backs and offer them to people who wish to rest in the
 28  2,3 |          shown in dealing with these people. Either let these barbarians
 29  2,3 |              very able and energetic people who contributed much to
 30  2,5 |             and Thrace, inhabited by people of various tribes. “It is
 31  2,5 |              that even among his own people men were plotting against
 32  2,5 |            the fifth century, were a people of Hunnic (Turkish) origin.
 33  2,5 |         Moses destined to lead God’s people to freedom. In Eusebius’
 34  2,5 |             177] written against the people of Antioch, important as
 35  3,1 |              You will conciliate the people to our Lord, not by persecutions
 36  3,1 |              lose the bodies of many people and souls as well. For it
 37  3,1 |           Kebra Nagast, are an elect people, a new Israel; their kingdom
 38  3,2 |              12] Procopius said that people who met Theodora in the
 39  3,4 |         would have to contend with a people who possessed a powerful
 40  3,7 |        behooves orthodox and saintly people.”[66] He gave quarters in
 41  3,7 |     threatened to do the same to all people who might attempt to defend
 42  3,8 |              the circus to offer the people explanation of his actions.~
 43  3,8 |           heralds to announce to the people that he was ready to renounce
 44  3,8 |            dissatisfaction among the people by their violation of laws
 45  3,8 |        brought about a revolt of the people in the capital and it is
 46  3,8 |          Emperor negotiated with the people through the herald in the
 47  3,8 |            followed by large mobs of people, and how shamelessly they
 48  3,8 |         vengeance on the unprotected people. The reduction of the army
 49  3,8 |           flight of large numbers of people away from the infected places
 50  3,9 |              powerful, and sagacious people. So he ordered great honor
 51  3,9 |            the Emperor Justinian, to people living in distant foreign
 52  3,12|           aggression by the Avars, a people of Turkish origin living
 53  3,13|            Ps. 95:11). Let the whole people of the republic hitherto
 54  3,15|        temples, even the name of the people itself, have disappeared
 55  3,15|            long ago there was such a people as the Hellenes. And were
 56  3,15|           Moscovites — those are the people whom we call Greeks at present
 57  3,16|           historical booklet for the people in the fullest: sense of
 58  4   |              called Constantine. The people apparently called him Constans.
 59  4,1 |           Christian era the Arabs, a people of Semitic origin, occupied
 60  4,1 |            Arabs, who were a nomadic people, occupied chiefly central
 61  4,1 |        religious traditions of their people.”[29]~ The nomadic life
 62  4,1 |             influence or convert the people about them. The man who
 63  4,1 |             had sent him to save His people who had followed the wrong
 64  4,1 |           preach to a small group of people from the lower classes,
 65  4,1 |          revenge, he preached to his people peace, love, and self-control.
 66  4,1 |            wished, he would make the people as one religious community” (
 67  4,1 |            the subjected provinces a people of their own race who spoke
 68  4,1 |           two first countries to the people of Arabia, the inadequacy
 69  4,1 |            sympathy of the conquered people. In response the Arabs treated
 70  4,1 |             to the old Bulgarians, a people of Hunnic (Turkish) origin,
 71  4,1 |            flee by the hatred of the people, aroused by the Emperor’
 72  4,3 |             to sow discord among the people even after the prohibition
 73  4,3 |              and was welcomed by the people with great joy. Religious
 74  5,1 |        stated that Leo came from the people of Germanicea and was a
 75  5,2 |        transported to Constantinople people from various provinces.
 76  5,3 |            Latin originals. Very few people could understand these Greek
 77  5,3 |           with common offenses among people engaged in agriculture.
 78  5,4 |           that there were still many people devotedly attached to the
 79  5,4 |          included chiefly the common people, women, and the enormous
 80  5,4 |     apparently unable to educate the people in the new spirit.[64] Such,
 81  5,4 |              images, to liberate the people from the strong influence
 82  5,4 |            over a religiously united people. The religious life of the
 83  5,4 |             of many deeply religious people by its resemblance to the
 84  5,4 |            historical education from people who are ignorant of letters
 85  5,4 |             and relics confused many people who had grown up under the
 86  5,5 |            and thus create among the people the conviction that the
 87  5,5 |           strong impression upon the people. “Many who had been troubled
 88  5,5 |          views,”[89] The mass of the people were required to give oath
 89  5,5 |        amount of influence upon many people in the Byzantine Empire.
 90  5,6 |             a ruler of the Christian people, more excellent in power
 91  5,6 |            the kneeling Charles. The people present in the church proclaimed “
 92  5,7 |            intellectual level of the people,” and compared the importance
 93  5,7 |             religious feeling of the people and made of the local problem
 94  5,8 |              and education among his people. But he, too, was treacherously
 95  5,8 |       Scythian, coarse and barbarian people,” and to their attack as
 96  5,8 |         Michael, and soon after, his people also adopted Christianity.
 97  5,8 |         Tarasius, beloved by all his people, was replaced by the new
 98  5,8 |       influence upon the mass of the people. Furthermore, Theodore openly
 99  5,8 |            means of enlightening the people but believed also that by
100  5,8 |              of educated and wealthy people migrated with their families
101  5,8 |            in his relations to other people that even a Muhammedan ruler (
102  6,2 |             Persians feared him; and people from all sides carried gifts
103  6,2 |             the life of the Armenian people due to the difference between
104  6,2 |         power in Armenia because the people were greatly dissatisfied
105  6,3 |             the ninth century, a new people, the Magyars (Hungarians,
106  6,3 |      Hellenic culture. The Bulgarian people, however, maintained their
107  6,4 |            killing a large number of people, Oleg forced the Emperor
108  6,4 |         Christianity and convert his people. With the help of this subsidiary
109  6,5 |             sources speak of 800,000 people)[69] and had descended as
110  6,7 |             support of the Byzantine people, many of whom, as he knew
111  6,7 |     historical fate of the Bulgarian people.~ During his confinement,
112  6,7 |          recluse.[94] Many Byzantine people were greatly exercised when
113  6,7 |            the Roman legates and all people connected with them who
114  6,7 |              but the mass of Russian people had no grievances whatever
115  6,7 |              law. This was to supply people interested in legal works
116  6,7 |              the class of the “poor” people (πενητες), who may be compared
117  6,7 |            be compared with the poor people (pauperes) of medieval western
118  6,7 |            Russian history. The poor people of the Byzantine Empire
119  6,8 |            Bukhara, where he and his people embraced Islam. In a short
120  6,8 |              was removed the mass of people ascribed their relief to
121  6,8 |           raise the education of his people to a higher level. His name
122  6,8 |     neglected by the majority of the people, but did not go down entirely,
123  6,8 |            left in the memory of the people by the hero of these border
124  6,8 |     Byzantine Empire. Even today the people of Cyprus and Asia Minor
125  7,1 |       Andronicus “to the majority of people, was dearer than God himself,”
126  7,1 |   extraordinary spectacle: the whole people, reckoning not in ten thousands
127  7,1 |      Therefore, hasten with all your people; strain all your forces,
128  7,1 |              At this meeting so many people had assembled that not enough
129  7,1 |             multitude mostly of poor people, small knights, and homeless
130  7,1 |         vassals, the church, and the people, and held his power insecurely.~
131  7,1 |              mouth far and wide, the people grew anxious and disturbed
132  7,1 |             the greatest enthusiasm. People flocked to gaze at him,
133  7,1 |      Scythians and Nomads, the whole people living in wagons and unorganized;
134  7,1 |             an enormous multitude of people singing hymns and psalms,
135  7,1 |       pilgrims .... Rise to help the people of God … take vengeance
136  7,1 |            himself joyful before his people, no matter how much they
137  7,1 |              addressing the Venetian people, wrote: “Oh, how happy you
138  7,1 |            king, a king of peasants. People sang songs about him and
139  7,1 |      sovereign of a young and strong people, succeeded by rapid measures
140  7,1 |            among the population. The people who had recently received
141  7,3 |          exaltation of the Christian people.” The pope called upon all
142  7,3 |           the power of the Christian people.”~ But the state of mind
143  7,4 |             power to teach Christian people and, like priests, to burn
144  7,4 |             the high school teaching people of mature age who was himself
145  7,4 |          were running wild among the people.~ The cautious rule of John
146  7,4 |              one language nor to one people; there are minglings of
147  7,4 |           glowingly presented to the people of his flock.”~ In the barbarism
148  8,2 |             Villehardouin said, “the people of the country took the
149  8,2 |           with wide streets, full of people, well-walled, proud of what
150  8,2 |          best-born and best-educated people of the Empire of Nicaea,
151  8,5 |              Asia Minor) many of our people were planning to flee across
152  8,5 |              universal liberator the people wrecked in the universal
153  8,7 |          government changed, but the people continued to live on the
154  8,10|            wild beasts devouring the people of Christ.”[83]~ After Frederick’
155  8,12|          beloved and esteemed by the people that some time after his
156  8,13|              this fact all the Roman people were then in merriment,
157  8,15|           were distributed among the people. Having at his disposal
158  8,16|            the Comneni, the educated people of the thirteenth century
159  8,16|      ordained by God to care for the people subject to him and to lead
160  8,16|             the prop and stay of the people” should have in view the
161  8,16|              and then govern all his people.”[158] The exact sources
162  8,16|            requirements of the Greek people of that time.”[159] They
163  8,16|       addressed to various prominent people of his epoch, especially
164  8,16|        appear as a new revelation to people who in their own literature
165  8,17|            followed by large mobs of people, and how shamelessly they
166  9,2 |           patriotism among the Greek people, accompanied by a turning
167  9,2 |     Cantacuzene’s influence with the people was gradually declining,
168  9,2 |             solemnly received by the people. It was long believed that
169  9,3 |             autonomy of the Albanian people that, even at the beginning
170  9,3 |      significance.[59]~ The Sicilian people felt bitter anger against
171  9,3 |          historian Ranke wrote, “the people, despite the commands of
172  9,3 |     murdering and taking captive the people.~ Beginning with the time
173  9,4 |            does not know “what other people may plume themselves on
174  9,4 |         between the mercenaries, the people of Asia Minor, and the government
175  9,4 |              history of some foreign people. Internally they were divided
176  9,4 |              ancient Illyrians. This people was called in Greek, Albanoi,
177  9,4 |           Albanians were a Christian people. In the earlier Byzantine
178  9,4 |           general name for the whole people, appeared in the Byzantine
179  9,5 |        independence of the Bulgarian people and wished to found a Bulgarian
180  9,5 |            liberation of the Serbian people from the influence of the
181  9,5 | Serbian-Greek, and that “the Serbian people, the Serbian kingdom, and
182  9,5 |             that, in the eyes of the people, his proclamation as tsar
183  9,6 |            the Balkan peninsula. The people of Constantinople immediately
184  9,7 |       Byzantine chronicler said, the people pulled down their houses
185  9,7 |        obedience to the voice of his people, the king of France sent
186  9,7 |              his vessel and free his people.[152]~ After the defeat
187  9,7 |             condition of the country people made a contemporary, Mazaris,
188  9,7 |             Such a crowd of mourning people had never been seen at the
189  9,7 |            sovereign shared with his people, all his endeavors to help
190  9,8 |         destruction and outrage. The people were murdered without distinction
191  9,8 |           seems to me that the noble people and the good government
192  9,9 |         pagan enemy of the Christian people,”[206] to quote Barbaro,
193  9,9 |             an enormous multitude of people singing “O Lord, have mercy
194  9,9 |              Constantine incited the people to a valorous defense, but
195  9,12|       influence with the mass of the people.~ The politicians or moderates
196  9,12|              felt, of course, by the people and aroused great agitation.
197  9,12|           Arsenius’ ideas roused the people and found not a few partisans
198  9,12|              strong support from the people, among whom they sent secret
199  9,12|               and other disreputable people — men of unknown origin,
200  9,12|             social organization. The people, miserable, depressed, and
201  9,12|           merchant monopolists — the people were very easily influenced
202  9,12|           the force, formed from the people and subject to the conditions
203  9,12|      attention of the government and people was turned almost exclusively
204  9,13|              treading down the Roman people, Athos became a refuge,
205  9,16|        government and the Muhammedan people against the representatives
206  9,17|     spiritual forces of the Hellenic people.”[294]~ Rich material on
207  9,17|          basileus in the eyes of the people.~ Constantinople itself,
208  9,17|             well the evils which the people have suffered and still
209  9,17|               for they are a vicious people, steeped in sin.” Perhaps
210  9,17|              West.[306] In 1425 many people emigrated from Thessalonica,
211  9,18|             not break with the Greek people. He looked with deep sorrow
212  9,18|            the depressed mood of the people of Constantinople before
213  9,19|          ethnic islands as well as a people and society united by one
214  9,19|          many places, the clergy and people were purely Greek.”[463]