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 1  2,1 |          Britain, and his legions proclaimed his son Constantine Augustus.
 2  2,1 |        army rejected Galerius and proclaimed as emperor Maxentius, the
 3  2,1 |        historical tradition, they proclaimed the famous Edict of Milan.
 4  2,1 |         that the “Edict of Milan” proclaimed, not a policy of toleration,
 5  2,2 |         financial privileges were proclaimed for the new capital in order
 6  2,2 |        Great;” and the church has proclaimed him a saint and equal of
 7  2,2 |       pagan states:~ ~One God was proclaimed to all mankind. At the same
 8  2,2 |         at the same time the army proclaimed as Augustus Valentinian
 9  2,2 |      present-day Albania). He was proclaimed emperor in 491 and ruled
10  2,2 |        the decrees of Constantius proclaimed: “Let there be an end to
11  2,2 |        Julian upon a shield, they proclaimed him Augustus. The new Augustus
12  2,2 |           Socrates.[90]~ The army proclaimed as emperor the head of the
13  2,3 |         existed before Julian. He proclaimed complete religious toleration.
14  2,3 |       Arcadius and Honorius, were proclaimed the rulers of the Empire;
15  2,4 |           by birth, who was later proclaimed Emperor. Marcian was a very
16  2,5 |           was that when the Goths proclaimed Theodoric king of Italy “
17  3,7 |     Gregory I the Great (590-604) proclaimed that “at the Synod, which
18  3,8 |    destruction the orthodox party proclaimed a new emperor and rushed
19  3,8 |          nephew of Anastasius was proclaimed emperor. Sheltered in the
20  3,8 |        while on the other hand he proclaimed himself me defender of the
21  4   | Constantine III, Constans II, was proclaimed emperor and ruled from 641
22  4,1 |         the tyrannical Phocas. He proclaimed that “power must shine more
23  4,2 |          the ecumenical councils, proclaimed that the teaching of one
24  4,2 |         wills and two operations, proclaimed the Monotheletic teaching
25  5,1 |          her son, Constantine VI, proclaimed Emperor from 780 to 797,
26  5,5 |        leave the capital, and was proclaimed emperor. During his year
27  5,5 |           the monks. Anathema was proclaimed for any person who “ventures
28  5,5 |           idolatry…” Anathema was proclaimed against the Patriarch Germanus,
29  5,5 |          Excommunication was also proclaimed for those “who called the
30  5,6 |      people present in the church proclaimed “To Charles, the most pious
31  5,6 |    without reason, that the newly proclaimed emperor, following the example
32  5,8 |         the Emperor and was later proclaimed the ruler of the Empire.
33  5,8 |         the path of tolerance and proclaimed the great principles of
34  5,8 |   accessible to everybody, Bardas proclaimed that the school would be
35  6,1 |        new favorite, who was soon proclaimed co-ruler and crowned with
36  6,1 |          his benefactor, and then proclaimed himself emperor (867-86).
37  6,1 |        Nicephorus Phocas, who was proclaimed emperor (Nicephorus II Phocas,
38  6,1 |         the Paphlagonian, who was proclaimed emperor at his wife’s entreaty,
39  6,1 |           and her new husband was proclaimed emperor. He ruled as Constantine
40  6,3 |  conquered many new districts and proclaimed himself king of Bulgaria.
41  6,7 |        general assembly. This act proclaimed that marriage for the fourth
42  6,7 |         of excommunication, which proclaimed anathema for Patriarch “
43  6,8 |         army of Asia Minor, which proclaimed as emperor their general,
44  6,8 |      hesitation a new emperor was proclaimed, the son of Eudocia Macrembolitissa
45  6,8 |     Nicephorus Botaniates. He was proclaimed emperor in Asia Minor and
46  7,1 |          after his death John was proclaimed Emperor.~ Upon ascending
47  7,1 |      mother, Mary of Antioch, was proclaimed regent. But practically
48  7,1 |       Mary (Maria) of Antioch was proclaimed regent; her favorite Alexius
49  7,1 |       seceded from the Empire and proclaimed the independence of the
50  7,1 |        rapidity Isaac Angelus was proclaimed emperor. Andronicus was
51  7,2 |          seceded from the Empire, proclaimed himself independent ruler
52  7,3 |           with the crusaders, was proclaimed his co-regent (Alexius IV).
53  7,3 |          Ducas Mourtzouphlos, was proclaimed Emperor at the beginning
54  7,4 |           Constantinople and been proclaimed regent, circumstances changed;
55  8,7 |        Empire of Thessalonica was proclaimed and refused to recognize
56  8,13|     custom, on a shield,”[94] was proclaimed emperor with the consent
57  8,14|          pope, though he at first proclaimed the election un-canonical,
58  8,14|         as an ecumenical council, proclaimed the pope the head of all
59  8,17|          sixth century, which was proclaimed binding upon both parts
60  9,2 |       Anne of Savoy, who had been proclaimed regent; her partisan and
61  9,2 |          of the cities of Thrace, proclaimed himself Emperor (John VI).
62  9,2 |       superseding Palaeologus; he proclaimed his son Emperor, declared
63  9,4 |      century was Stephen Nemanja, proclaimed “Great Župan,” the first
64  9,5 |      major part of the Empire, he proclaimed himself Tsar of the Romans
65  9,5 |         the Romans, whose head he proclaimed himself.”[113] Proposing
66  9,5 |           Serbian church had been proclaimed, the archbishop or patriarch
67  9,5 |        their ten year old son was proclaimed “Kral of all Serbian lands.”
68  9,13|            Barlaam’s blasphemies” proclaimed that “he has been cut off
69  9,14|           conversion, so solemnly proclaimed, was merely a personal affair;
70  9,16|         bishops, and priests were proclaimed inviolable. The clergy was
71  9,17|         Then John Cantacuzene was proclaimed Emperor with the support