Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,1 |      likewise left open and freely granted, as befits the quiet of
 2  2,1 |           given all the privileges granted to the pagan priests. They
 3  2,2 |          court. His subjects, when granted an audience, had to fall
 4  2,2 | development. Although seemingly he granted religious freedom to all,
 5  2,2 |            But since the gods have granted us liberty, it seems to
 6  2,3 |        restored all the privileges granted the clergy by Constantine
 7  2,3 |            enlarged the privileges granted by some of his predecessors
 8  2,3 |          plans. In 409 he formally granted permission to the Christians
 9  2,5 |        Furthermore, the same canon granted the archbishop of Constantinople
10  2,5 |            Italy. This request was granted and Odovacar became the
11  2,5 |          Although Anastasius often granted tax reductions to many provinces
12  2,5 |          new form; it is taken for granted that the main role in the
13  3,5 |             Valentinian III, which granted paramount authority only
14  3,6 |           monasteries, to which he granted special privileges. He also
15  3,16|        occasion the population was granted many favors and great celebrations
16  4,1 |         the new religion. Muhammed granted a sort of amnesty to all
17  4,1 |            this, the Muslim rulers granted certain privileges to the
18  7,1 |   submission to Manuel. Pardon was granted, and Andronicus apparently
19  7,1 |         imperial seal) of May 1082 granted the Venetian merchants the
20  7,1 |    exceptional economic privileges granted Venice served in the course
21  7,1 |         the famous charter of 1082 granted to Venice by Alexius Comnenus
22  7,1 |            him as if they had been granted to him by the Emperor. He
23  7,1 |           The cities and districts granted to Bohemond are enumerated
24  7,1 |       fleet; thereupon Alexius had granted the Republic of St. Mark
25  7,1 |        small commercial privileges granted Pisa by Alexius were not
26  7,1 |          him for peace, which John granted on the condition that the
27  7,1 |           unlimited imperial power granted him by God; he would not
28  7,2 |         idea of unrestricted power granted him by God, could not, for
29  7,3 |         deprived of the privileges granted all the crusaders.”~ The
30  7,3 |          was in Attica. The latter granted the right of conquering
31  7,4 |            that matter the Emperor granted this island to Christodulus
32  7,4 |      intrusion upon theology, they granted him his freedom in purely
33  7,4 |     frequent use. Monasteries were granted both to ecclesiastics and
34  7,4 |           monasteries for men were granted to women, and those for
35  7,4 |         interests of the monastery granted to him, to watch over it
36  7,4 |          of the immovable property granted by the Emperor; if, none
37  7,4 |         where the trade privileges granted Venice by the Emperor are
38  7,4 |         chrysobull was reluctantly granted by Alexius III Angelus to
39  8,2 |      considered that his power was granted to him by God. “My Imperial
40  8,2 |        upon me the power…” God had granted Theodore for his zeal “the
41  8,7 |       state, the Emperor of Nicaea granted Michael’s request, having
42  8,9 |     existence.”[66] From a charter granted by Asen at the same time
43  8,10|    imperial power as unlimited and granted by God and comprehending
44  8,13|        very important treaty which granted to the Genoese the commercial
45  8,13|             Free trade forever was granted the Genoese throughout the
46  8,15|          estates seem to have been granted by the Emperor to the members
47  8,15|      pronoia, that is to say, land granted by the emperors or, in their
48  8,15|          and Venice the latter was granted vast commercial privileges.
49  8,17|          beneficiarius, i.e. a man granted land on condition of paying
50  8,17|            monasteries, which were granted both to laymen and to clergy.
51  8,17|          borders of the Empire was granted as hereditary property,
52  8,17|         the third century, when he granted the frontier lands taken
53  8,17|          In the course of time the granted estate itself began to be
54  8,17|        bequeath, nor give away the granted land. In other words, the
55  8,17|            Empire. The pronoia was granted either by the emperors themselves
56  8,17|            the Russian nobles were granted towns or provinces as kormlenie,
57  8,17|            were forbidden to enter granted possessions, and the recipient
58  8,17|         grant of immunity was also granted the right of collecting
59  8,17|   According to them the privileges granted by the charters of the Byzantine
60  8,17|         proof that no exkuseia was granted before, the more so as the
61  8,17|          and of the tenth century, granted to the Athenian monks, show
62  8,17|       confirmation of this charter granted by the “earlier reigning”
63  8,17|            this edict Justinian II granted a salina in Thessalonica
64  9,1 |         the Romans — this has been granted them by the will of God
65  9,3 |             if I said that God who granted freedom to them, granted
66  9,3 |           granted freedom to them, granted it through us, I should
67  9,5 |      chrysobulls) written in Greek granted by Dushan to the Greek monasteries
68  9,5 |         there is a general charter granted to all the Athenian monasteries;
69  9,5 |         become subject [to us, has granted and accorded to them by
70  9,9 |            strength which has been granted us by the power of God.”[
71  9,12|      imperial charter (chrysobull) granted on this occasion, the protos
72  9,16|    religious rights which had been granted the Christians were strictly
73  9,18|     Constantinople, and Crete, was granted citizenship of Venice,[366]