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 1  2,2 |     divided among themselves the rule of the Empire. A struggle
 2  2,2 |    followed by the equally short rule of his successor, the former
 3  2,2 |          and commissioned him to rule over the eastern half of
 4  2,2 |         and Honorius divided the rule of the Empire; Arcadius
 5  2,2 |          century under the joint rule of Valens and Valentinian
 6  2,2 |     brothers who had divided the rule of the Empire was further
 7  2,2 |          of Julian’s independent rule. Sometimes the Christians
 8  2,3 |         364-78), who divided the rule of the Empire: Valentinian
 9  2,3 |          At the beginning of his rule he issued a decree granting
10  2,5 |      Italy. In order to make his rule in Italy more secure, he
11  2,5 |          the legality of Clovis’ rule over them. It made him a
12  2,5 |         when he came, during the rule of Anastasius, from Syria
13  3,3 |        who had delegated them to rule in the West. The Frankish
14  3,4 |         Spain remained under the rule of Constantinople for about
15  3,16|          libel upon the despotic rule of Justinian and his wife
16  4,1 |         the Arabs, saying, “Your rule and your justice are more
17  4,4 |       some already under the new rule of the Muslim conquerors.~
18  5,3 |         of territory under their rule.~ Desiring to increase and
19  5,4 |         in the tenth year of his rule, i.e., in the year 726,
20  5,5 |      emperor. During his year of rule over the Empire he restored
21  5,5 | Constantine VI, was a minor, the rule of the Empire was entrusted
22  5,6 |       settle the question of his rule over the eastern part of
23  5,8 |        exception to this general rule, for he was in no way connected
24  5,8 |          orders, and assumed the rule of the Empire. This drastic
25  5,8 |      imperial crown. Their joint rule lasted only a little over
26  5,8 |       very important part in the rule of the Empire.~ ~External
27  5,8 |    During the first years of his rule there was a suspension of
28  5,8 |          of my son are over, our rule shall continue until the
29  5,8 |          the change of masculine rule to feminine (Irene), “female
30  5,8 |         his administration a new rule was worked out for the monastery
31  6,1 |       early ninth centuries, the rule of Zoë and Theodora marks
32  6,1 |        last instance of feminine rule. Each of them occupied the
33  6,2 |          importance of Byzantine rule in southern Italy. “The
34  6,2 |         services and under whose rule were passed those twenty
35  6,2 |        the Byzantine and Iranian rule.”[35] Justinian the Great
36  6,2 |           This put an end to the rule of the Bagratids (Bagratuni).
37  6,3 |    treaty until the end of Leo’s rule no collisions occurred between
38  6,7 |        the Emperor’s tendency to rule over ecclesiastical matters.
39  6,7 |   confirmed the ancient Athenian rule, which tolerated the existence
40  6,8 |      with his independent active rule. It is known that he considered
41  6,8 |  military party. The four years’ rule of this soldier-emperor
42  6,8 |       active, though very brief, rule of Isaac Comnenus, the eastern
43  6,8 |         subsequent seven months’ rule of his wife, Eudocia Macrembolitissa,
44  7,1 |       his energetic and skillful rule, Alexius I (1081‑1118) secured
45  7,1 |          court, which, under his rule, lived a strict and economical
46  7,1 |         hundred years of Arabian rule in the island, a very large
47  7,1 |        many cases preferring the rule of the sultans to that of
48  7,1 |      Christians under the Seljuk rule were happier than the heart
49  7,1 |        the territorial side, his rule signifies an incontestable
50  7,1 |  glorious Roman emperors, had to rule not only the Roman Empire
51  7,1 |          of the island under his rule. Having no good fleet, Andronicus
52  7,1 | strikingly in character from the rule of all other Comneni. For
53  7,2 |         Italian historian of the rule of Isaac II Angelus, Cognasso,
54  7,3 |           might have seen in the rule of the Franks a welcome
55  7,3 |        the epoch of the Frankish rule in the Peloponnesus, with
56  7,3 |      that certainly the Frankish rule in Morea, and probably the
57  7,3 |  feudaries; the character of his rule reminds us somewhat of one
58  7,3 |     Despotat of Epirus under the rule of the dynasty of the Comneni-Angeli.
59  7,4 |       the last five years of the rule of the Comneni (1180-85),
60  7,4 |       the beginning years of his rule, had to remunerate his partisans,
61  7,4 |        the people.~ The cautious rule of John Comnenus somewhat
62  7,4 |         continuous wars. But the rule of his successor Manuel
63  7,4 |        Andronicus I, whose short rule was marked by a reaction
64  7,4 |          at the beginning of the rule of Alexius Comnenus, as
65  7,4 |        as during the latinophile rule of Manuel.~ As far as the
66  7,4 |          to the beginning of the rule of Nicephorus III Botaniates;
67  7,4 |          describing the glorious rule of Anna’s father, “the Great
68  7,4 |          Thessalonica, calls his rule an “imperial priesthood”
69  7,4 |           wrote a history of the rule of John and Manuel (1118-
70  7,4 |       with the last years of the rule of Manuel, and rising to
71  7,4 |          Manuel, the interesting rule of Andronicus, the epoch
72  7,4 |          to the beginning of the rule of Isaac Comnenus, in 1057;
73  8,6 |          to require urgently the rule of a decisive and energetic
74  8,12|     which were still under Latin rule. The Emperor of Nicaea drew
75  8,13|       better days under the wise rule of the Emperor who had exerted
76  8,13|          times demanded a strong rule. Michael Palaeologus profited
77  8,16|          for its strict monastic rule, where he devoted himself
78  9,2 |       covers all phases of their rule; the existing essays treat
79  9,2 |       over Rome.[14]~ The stormy rule of Cantacuzene, during which
80  9,3 |      Frederick, Conrad, began to rule in Germany and reigned for
81  9,3 |          a short time. Under the rule of Manfred, who took care
82  9,4 |          the Latins continued to rule. As to the Archipelago,
83  9,4 |       the first ten years of his rule, while Andronicus III reigned
84  9,16|     Constantinople under the new rule was elected by the clergy
85  9,18|       VIII and for a part of the rule of Andronicus the Elder.