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 1  3   |           by the Thracian tyrant, Phocas (602-10), the last emperor
 2  3,10|            Maurice (582-602), and Phocas (602-10). The most outstanding
 3  3,11|          began under the reign of Phocas, but the discussion of this
 4  3,12|          the reign of the Emperor Phocas: “It is recounted that the
 5  3,13|          the reign of Maurice and Phocas are interesting to consider.
 6  3,13|        letter to the new emperor, Phocas, in terms quite unbefitting
 7  3,13|          lords of freemen.[126]~ ~Phocas was apparently pleased,
 8  3,13|       churches.”[127]~ Thus while Phocas suffered defeat in all his
 9  3,13|         laudatory inscriptions to Phocas. This monument is still
10  3,14|        banner of sedition against Phocas, and the son of the exarch
11  3,14|   unsuccessful external policy of Phocas in regard to the Avars and
12  3,14|           capital, which deserted Phocas and came over to the side
13  3,14|         to the side of Heraclius. Phocas was captured and executed.
14  3,16|          learning, his successor, Phocas, apparently halted the activities
15  4,1 |        ruler after the tyrannical Phocas. He proclaimed that “power
16  4,1 |          the unfortunate reign of Phocas, were in a state of complete
17  4,4 |          the death of the Emperor Phocas (610). In view of the fact
18  6   | especially great under Nicephorus Phocas and John Tzimisces, and
19  6,1 |       capable general, Nicephorus Phocas, who was proclaimed emperor (
20  6,1 | proclaimed emperor (Nicephorus II Phocas, 963-69), His reign ceased
21  6,2 |         their general, Nicephorus Phocas, during the last years of
22  6,2 |          the recall of Nicephorus Phocas; on the eastern border the
23  6,2 |     energetic general, Nicephorus Phocas, the future emperor, occupied
24  6,2 | Mediterranean Sea.[19] Nicephorus Phocas was equally successful in
25  6,2 |       three emperors — Nicephorus Phocas, John Tzimisces, and Basil
26  6,2 |         reign (963-69) Nicephorus Phocas concentrated his attention
27  6,2 |       Tarsus, he said, Nicephorus Phocas ordered that two banners
28  6,2 |           the death of Nicephorus Phocas, murdered at the end of
29  6,2 |           certain that Nicephorus Phocas would conquer all of Syria
30  6,2 |          the policy of Nicephorus Phocas was a failure. In his time
31  6,2 |            969-76), who succeeded Phocas, was to secure the conquests
32  6,2 |        the insurrection of Bardas Phocas demanded his undivided attention.
33  6,2 |           the rebellion of Bardas Phocas. The Italian complications
34  6,2 |         Bardas Sclerus and Bardas Phocas in Asia Minor and the continuing
35  6,2 |          John Curcuas, Nicephorus Phocas, John Tzimisces, and Basil
36  6,3 |      Byzantine Empire. Nicephorus Phocas and John Tzimisces continued
37  6,3 |          invitation of Nicephorus Phocas. When the success of Russian
38  6,4 |           relations of Nicephorus Phocas and John Tzimisces with
39  6,4 |      seemed very critical. Bardas Phocas, the leader of the rebellion
40  6,4 |        the insurrection of Bardas Phocas was suppressed and its leader
41  6,6 |          operations of Nicephorus Phocas against the Arabs in southern
42  6,6 |       eastern Emperor, Nicephorus Phocas, who was at this time probably
43  6,7 |           91]~ Emperor Nicephorus Phocas was a very interesting personality
44  6,7 |    anything vain.”[93] Nicephorus Phocas was semi soldier, semi recluse.[
45  6,7 |           was taken by Nicephorus Phocas in 964, when he published
46  6,7 |           the Novel of Nicephorus Phocas “as a law outrageous and
47  6,7 |           the Novel of Nicephorus Phocas was his conviction that
48  6,7 |        verge of ruin.~ Nicephorus Phocas made an important step in
49  6,7 |         his patriarch, Nicephorus Phocas prohibited the Latin ritual
50  6,7 |         the attempt of Nicephorus Phocas to venerate as martyrs all
51  6,7 |           The names of Nicephorus Phocas and John Tzimisces are connected
52  6,7 |         In the time of Nicephorus Phocas, the Athenian monastic organizations
53  6,7 |           successor of Nicephorus Phocas, accusing Athanasius of
54  6,7 |        prohibitions of Nicephorus Phocas, Latin church influence
55  6,7 |     perhaps even under Nicephorus Phocas (after 963).[123]~ The rank
56  6,7 |      those of Romanus. Nicephorus Phocas, who rose to the throne
57  6,7 |           the Novel of Nicephorus Phocas “unquestionably indicates
58  6,7 |        predecessors of Nicephorus Phocas have deviated from this
59  6,7 |      previous rulings, Nicephorus Phocas gave new freedom to the
60  6,7 |    families of Asia Minor, Bardas Phocas and Bardas Sclerus, rebelled
61  6,7 |        follow in the footsteps of Phocas and Sclerus, the Emperor
62  6,7 |        doubt that the families of Phocas, Sclerus, and Maleinus,
63  6,8 |    brilliant period of Nicephorus Phocas and John Tzimisces. The
64  6,8 |         in the time of Nicephorus Phocas, John Tzimisces, and Basil
65  6,8 |          the deaths of Nicephorus Phocas and John Tzimisces, the
66  6,8 |         Bardas Sclerus and Bardas Phocas in his poem The Rebellion,
67  6,8 |           the reign of Nicephorus Phocas also the pseudo-Lucianic
68  7,1 |           troops under Nicephorus Phocas and John Tzimisces over
69  7,1 |        campaigns under Nicephorus Phocas, John Tzimisces, and Basil
70  7,4 |     abrogated Novel of Nicephorus Phocas (964) again limited the
71  7,4 |        famous Novel of Nicephorus Phocas, of 964, concerning church
72  8,17|        Romanus II, and Nicephorus Phocas aimed at restoring the firmness
73  8,17|         families in Asia Minor of Phocas, Sclerus, Maleinus, and
74 App  |           Maurice, 582-602. ~~~~~~Phocas, 602-610. ~~~~~~Heraclius,
75 App  |           963.~~~~~~Nicephorus II Phocas, 963-969.~~~~~~John I Tzimisces,