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 1  2,1 |      statesman of genius, seized by high ambitions and a strong desire
 2  2,2 |             with Arius. Feeling ran high. Arius, in spite of the
 3  2,2 |         appointed Theodosius to the high position of Augustus and
 4  2,3 |       Before his appointment to the high rank of Augustus, Theodosius
 5  2,3 |             the Germans, who ranked high in his army, smote the citizens
 6  2,3 |             cultural level was very high. Their influence, as proved
 7  2,3 |          the Goths. The majority of high Roman officials and generals
 8  2,3 |        settlers. Not only did these high officials feed the Goths
 9  2,3 |           of will necessary for his high position, and he soon found
10  2,3 |          philosopher and a woman of high cultural attainment and
11  2,4 |             Theodosius II a kind of high school may have existed
12  2,4 |           and could advance to very high rank. This educational center
13  2,5 |             form and content take a high place in the field of literature
14  2,5 |             spell of his genius and high moral qualities, and literary
15  2,5 |        other works entitle him to a high place of honor in the field
16  2,5 |    Christians, who now attained the high ideal of which they had
17  2,5 |         fifth century had reached a high stage of development; unfortunately
18  2,5 |          opinion of Julian was very high. According to a recent writer,
19  3   |        which, in the opinion of the high authorities in Slavonic
20  3,3 |             under Theodoric and his high regard for Roman civilization,
21  3,3 |      Emperor, in striving to attain high Roman ranks by any means,
22  3,4 |      skillful ruler, recognized the high ambitions of Justinian in
23  3,5 |         nineteenth century, who had high regard for Roman classical
24  3,8 |       accomplished by one person of high authority. And we are even
25  3,8 |         decrees. He sold offices at high prices and, regardless of
26  3,9 |         city with drums beating and high state. These circumstances
27  3,16|       commission received from some high authority. In any event,
28  4,1 |              about thirty-five feet high, concealing the main object
29  5,3 |          world should recognize the high significance of the Ecloga
30  5,4 |              by the majority of the high clergy, and by the army.
31  5,4 |       before he was ordained to his high post, denounced icons. In
32  5,8 |          the army and held only the high post of minister of finance.
33  5,8 |   Nicephorus, who was raised to his high rank by the will of the
34  5,8 |            imperial sepulchers with high honors and buried in the
35  5,8 |          succeeded in attaining the high imperial rank, as did Leo
36  5,8 |          patriarchal throne and his high rank was conferred upon
37  6,2 |           as the first is worthy of high praise. And in the praise,
38  6,6 |          ancient Rome was extremely high in Otto’s imagination, still
39  6,7 |     devotions; he maintained a very high spirit in his church hymns,
40  6,7 |         Constantinople was the only high official who had the right
41  6,7 |        famous and wealthy, attained high rank in service, and had
42  6,8 |             reduced the salaries of high officials. It seems probable
43  6,8 |       Byzantium to descend from the high position it had occupied
44  6,8 |      brilliant ability he rose very high in the esteem of his contemporaries
45  6,8 |         given important offices and high titles. At the same time
46  6,8 |             his life he rose to the high post of prime minister.
47  6,8 |         said that he possessed very high moral qualities, although
48  6,8 |            he must have occupied as high a place in the Byzantine
49  7,1 |      writers are unanimous in their high appreciation of John’s character.
50  7,1 |          Botaniates, had received a high Byzantine title, and on
51  7,1 |           disgrace and dishonor the high sublimity of New Rome, and
52  7,1 |            population, but also the high officials and nobility,
53  7,1 |          hast pulled out its roots; high was the Cilician cedar,
54  7,3 |             city, when they saw the high walls and magnificent towers
55  7,4 |             also a professor of the high school teaching people of
56  7,4 |        receivers, and the Byzantine high officials sought for them
57  7,4 |          governors began to receive high salaries from the treasury;
58  7,4 |          well as the revival of the High School of Constantinople,
59  7,4 |             the imperial family and high and powerful officials,
60  8,13|            occupying, nevertheless, high offices, he had in times
61  8,13|           sounded in the words of a high official under Michael Paleologus,
62  8,15|       Nicene dominions to buy, at a high price, the means of subsistence.
63  8,15|             a long list of names of high officials who suffered under
64  8,17|       accomplished by one person of high authority. And we are even
65  9,2 | independence which entitles it to a high place in the list of the
66  9,3 |  anti-Turkish league. A cardinal of high rank went to Constantinople
67  9,7 |           second stay are marked by high spirits; but these spirits
68  9,8 |       described in Greek verse by a high church official in Constantinople
69  9,9 |       well-known diplomat, who held high offices in the Empire, was
70  9,14|             the fact that among the high officials who accompanied
71  9,18|     well-educated man. Owing to his high official position, Pachymeres
72  9,18|           anger and in spite of his high church office was put in
73  9,18|           absorbed in science to as high a degree as if he were a
74  9,18|          some modern editors, and a high authority on ancient authors,