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 1  3,11|       concluded until the reign of Heraclius.~ ~
 2  3,14|      revolt of the African exarch, Heraclius. Egypt soon joined in this
 3  3,14|           exarch’s son, also named Heraclius, sailed forth to the capital,
 4  3,14|           came over to the side of Heraclius. Phocas was captured and
 5  3,14|         was captured and executed. Heraclius, the son, ascended the Byzantine
 6  3,16|         lived during the period of Heraclius and occupied the position
 7  4   |        Heraclian epoch (610-717)~ ~Heraclius and his immediate successors
 8  4   |   invaluable source on the time of Heraclius, who writes that the family
 9  4   |          writes that the family of Heraclius was related to the famous
10  4   |           the light golden hair of Heraclius.[2] He reigned from 610
11  4   |   Heraclonas (Heracleon), a son of Heraclius by his second wife, Martina.
12  4,1 |     campaigns of Avars and Slavs.~ Heraclius, a very gifted and active
13  4,1 |         invasion of the Avars.[6] “Heraclius was the creator of Mediaeval
14  4,1 |            faith is Christian.”[7] Heraclius’ achievements are the more
15  4,1 |       mentioned in the writings of Heraclius’ western contemporary, Isidore,
16  4,1 |    remarked in his chronicle that “Heraclius entered upon the sixteenth (
17  4,1 |           remained in the hands of Heraclius.[13]~ After some hesitation
18  4,1 |        exhaustion of the treasury, Heraclius had recourse to the valuables
19  4,1 |        money. In the spring of 622 Heraclius crossed to Asia Minor, where
20  4,1 |  historians think it probable that Heraclius conducted three Persian
21  4,1 |          the six-year war in which Heraclius vanquished the Persians.
22  4,1 |          Th. I. Uspensky, compared Heraclius’ war with the glorious campaigns
23  4,1 |           Alexander the Great.[14] Heraclius secured the aid of the Caucasian
24  4,1 |       Meanwhile, at the end of 627 Heraclius completely routed the Persians
25  4,1 |     brilliant victory.[16] “In 629 Heraclius’ glory was complete; the
26  4,1 |            peace negotiations with Heraclius. According to their agreement
27  4,1 |           relic of the Holy Cross. Heraclius returned to the capital
28  4,1 |           interesting to note that Heraclius’ victory over the Persians
29  4,1 |           the Persian campaigns of Heraclius. — This Persian war marks
30  4,1 |        sent his congratulations to Heraclius on his victory over the
31  4,1 |            sent a special envoy to Heraclius and made formal peace.[22]~
32  4,1 |            made formal peace.[22]~ Heraclius officially assumed the name
33  4,1 |         and persistent struggle of Heraclius with the Persians, in spite
34  4,1 |           eight years of his reign Heraclius lost to the Arabs the same
35  4,1 |            Monothelete tendency of Heraclius, Eutychius, the Christian
36  4,1 |          of other lands, including Heraclius, proposing that they accept
37  4,1 |        they accept Islam, and that Heraclius responded favorably, is
38  4,1 |       conquest. After the death of Heraclius, in the year 641 or 642,
39  4,1 |           626, during the reign of Heraclius; in the period of the Heraclian
40  4,2 |           The Persian campaigns of Heraclius, by reclaiming for the Empire
41  4,2 |          Even during his campaigns Heraclius began negotiations with
42  4,2 |            patriarchs appointed by Heraclius, were willing to work towards
43  4,2 |         the conciliatory policy of Heraclius. The Roman pope, Honorius,
44  4,2 |         great church disturbances, Heraclius issued the Ecthesis (εκθεσις)
45  4,2 |            great effect upon which Heraclius was counting. The Emperor’
46  4,2 |      importance, and the decree of Heraclius was of no consequence. For
47  4,2 |            II.~ After the death of Heraclius, in the reign of Constans
48  4,2 |        which meant the Ecthesis of Heraclius, posted in the narthex of
49  4,4 |            system with the name of Heraclius. The Emperor said: “Since
50  4,4 |          said: “Since the reign of Heraclius the Libyan (i.e. African),
51  4,4 |         military measures taken by Heraclius after his victory over Persia
52  4,4 |           Persian danger, for when Heraclius reorganized Armenia, he
53  4,4 |        give reason to believe that Heraclius studied the reforms of both
54  4,4 |        then, may be traced back to Heraclius’ attempt to militarize the
55  4,4 | reorganization in those provinces. Heraclius, however, had no time to
56  4,4 |         danger arose in its stead. Heraclius’ successors, following his
57  4,4 |          in civil administration. “Heraclius’ seed,” Stein remarked, “
58  4,4 |           marvelously grown.”[94]~ Heraclius has left some trace in Byzantine
59  4,4 |       indications of other laws of Heraclius which have not been preserved
60  4,4 |           who lived in the days of Heraclius, described in harmonious
61  4,4 |          the military campaigns of Heraclius against the Persians and
62  4,4 |          the Expedition of Emperor Heraclius against the Persians, (2)
63  4,4 |            probably in the time of Heraclius, wrote a universal chronicle
64  4,4 |            was also in the time of Heraclius that some unknown clergyman
65  4,4 |  theologians. As a contemporary of Heraclius and Constans II, he was
66  5,3 |         fact that from the time of Heraclius in the seventh century maritime
67  5,6 |         Augustulus, but of Leo IV, Heraclius, Justinian, Theodosius,
68  7,1 |          victorious expeditions of Heraclius against Persia in the seventh
69  8,5 |            more ancient, the noble Heraclius.”[46]~ ~
70  8,17|       revolt of the African exarch Heraclius resulted in the establishment
71  8,17|            person of his son, also Heraclius.~ It is relevant to emphasize
72  8,17|            and opened later, under Heraclius. In it Maurice divided his
73  9,4 |     century at the time of Emperor Heraclius and occupied the western
74 App  |             Phocas, 602-610. ~~~~~~Heraclius, 610-641. ~~~~~~Constantine