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 1  2,1 |        other religions were given full freedom to follow whatever
 2  2,2 |      Empire and not realizing the full significance of the dogmatic
 3  2,2 |         Emperor on his return the full significance of the Arian
 4  2,2 |       Julian’s stay at Athens was full of deep interest. In later
 5  2,2 |    Constantius. Upon becoming the full master of the Empire, he
 6  2,3 |           century: “Everything is full of those who are speaking
 7  2,3 |         as a border nation to the full force of the attack and
 8  2,3 |          was merciless to sin and full of mercy for the sinner.”[
 9  2,3 |           extremely important and full account of the embassy,
10  2,5 |        lighted tapers and censers full of burning incense, and
11  2,5 |        became responsible for the full payment of taxes to the
12  2,5 |          his day, but rather gave full sway to the praise and glorification
13  2,5 |       young emperor prevented the full development of his unusual
14  2,5 |        the capital had attained a full self-consciousness and had
15  3,5 |          In addition to this, the full power given to the commission
16  3,6 |           59] In his desire to be full master of the church, Justinian
17  3,8 |          Cappadocian magnates had full authority in their provinces
18  3,8 | government taxes willingly and in full.”[86] Thus, on the one hand,
19  3,8 |       government taxes be paid in full and willingly at definite
20  3,9 |         his court the industry in full swing.[109]~ Justinian undertook
21  3,10|    elements began to operate with full force; the artificial system
22  3,14|         matters — all were at the full disposal of the exarch.[
23  3,16|           of an amateur which is “full of the most glaring blunders,
24  4,1 |         extent, one cannot find a full explanation of the military
25  4,4 |            however, invested with full powers in view of external
26  4,4 |        Byzantine mysticism in the full sense of the term.”[97]
27  5,1 |       rulers of the Empire in the full meaning of the term. Since
28  5,1 |    history of a woman ruling with full authority of supreme power.
29  5,6 |         woman had ever ruled with full imperial authority. From
30  5,8 |           Constantinople lasted a full year. Michael was very hard
31  5,8 |   probable evidence, and not with full certainty.~ Diehl thus appraised
32  6,2 |          Basil I, it did not take full advantage of the favorable
33  6,7 |   Ignatius sent the pope a letter full of humility, requesting
34  6,7 |     Patriarch Nicholas emerged as full victor in this new clash
35  6,7 |        the responsibility for the full payment of taxes of the
36  6,8 |        they cannot be accepted in full.[192]~ Basil I was a great
37  7,1 |        Alexius was unable to take full advantage of the distractions
38  7,1 |  prevented the former from taking full advantage of their victory.~
39  7,1 |      first country to realize the full importance of the crusades
40  7,1 |          Empire is necessary to a full and complete understanding
41  7,1 |        think of far distant lands full of abundance and prosperity.
42  7,1 |    brother of the king of France, full of ambition, aspired to
43  7,1 |          to which the westerners, full of desire to pillage and
44  7,3 |         attention to restoring in full the papal authority, which
45  7,3 |     Manuel, should be restored in full measure. Dandolo had chiefly
46  7,3 |     agreed upon should be paid in full. The sum not being forthcoming,
47  7,3 |          Republic of St. Mark the full amount fixed and were forced
48  7,4 |    arrived in Constantinople with full powers to treat the question.
49  7,4 |           the Angeli, politically full of troubles, was equally
50  7,4 |        the former golden coins of full weight, which were called
51  7,4 |      circulated on a par with the full coin. The new nomisma as
52  7,4 |         taxes be paid in money of full weight. Such measures brought
53  7,4 |          Pisans, and Genoese took full advantage of their trading
54  7,4 |       style of an honest soldier, full of natural and frank enthusiasm
55  7,4 |           firmly convinced of the full cultural superiority of “
56  7,4 |         not yet been published in full, The Treasure of Orthodoxy (
57  7,4 |           Lucian’s imitations, is full of vigor and humor. But
58  7,4 |    references and quotations, are full of self-praise, difficult
59  7,4 |         words,” “a bright moon of full moon, the light-bringer
60  8,1 |      whole thirteenth century was full of continuous clashes and
61  8,2 |           city with wide streets, full of people, well-walled,
62  8,5 |           support Henry. “To have full victory and possess our
63  8,7 |     edicts (chrysobulls) with the full title of the Byzantine Emperor: “
64  8,10|         by many years, which were full of vicissitudes and adventures.
65  8,14|       gave to the Greek delegates full power to conclude with the
66  8,16|           as to see his meadow in full blossom; if, from the beautiful
67  8,16|           to a magnificent castle full of various miracles, named
68  8,16|          to the Slav schools, the full achievement of which at
69  8,17|          Cappadocian magnates had full authority in their provinces,
70  8,17|         the monasteries possessed full power and were practically
71  9,2 |       said a Greek contemporary, “full of Italian smoke and fume”[
72  9,3 |   Byzantium thus revived again in full measure under the French
73  9,3 |     assured him in advance of his full concurrence.”[39]~ At the
74  9,4 |         life.”[92] Of course, the full story of the Catalan dominion
75  9,4 |          Albanian language is now full of Roman elements, beginning
76  9,7 |         was encompassed by a life full of tribulation and trouble;
77  9,9 |        offices in the Empire, was full of boundless love for his
78  9,13|          goal was indivisible and full unity with God, and who
79  9,14|        his confession of faith in full accordance with the dogmas
80  9,18|           century exists today in full. He also wrote church poems,
81  9,18|    Gregoras could not help giving full details of the religious
82  9,18|          Cydones’ biography nor a full list of his works can be
83  9,18|   unfortunately does not exist in full. On the one hand, it was
84  9,18|      fifteenth centuries, but the full flower of Athenian art belongs
85  9,19|          Apostolius (Apostolios), full of enthusiasm for Bessarion’