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 1  2,2 |          lies Constantine’s great service to the world: if not he,
 2  2,3 |         be exempted from military service by the payment of a money
 3  2,3 |           Apostles. For his great service to Christianity in its struggle
 4  2,3 |            who had rendered great service to the Empire during its
 5  2,3 |  designated consul for this great service to the Empire. The Gothic
 6  2,5 |  transported to Thrace. The great service of Anastasius was this decisive
 7  3,8 |       police, even his own postal service. Such magnates had their
 8  3,8 |         an obligation of imperial service and an act of gratitude
 9  4,1 |     Constantine performed a great service, not only for his own Empire,
10  5,3 |         the officials in judicial service must receive definite salaries
11  5,3 |           abolition of compulsory service, and the introduction of
12  5,3 |    inflicted upon men in military service for such offenses as mutiny,
13  5,6 |       year 800, during the solemn service in the Church of St. Peter,
14  5,8 |         finished its work, solemn service was performed in the temple
15  5,8 |   Especially solemn is his Easter service, whose chants express the
16  5,8 |     editions, such as the Russian service books. His large collection
17  5,8 |     library of Photius was at the service of his friends. Yielding
18  6,7 |          to devote himself to the service of God.[92] The Byzantine
19  6,7 |    wealthy, attained high rank in service, and had seized the village
20  6,8 |     prince Seljuq, who was in the service of a Turkestan khan about
21  6,8 |        even entered the Emperor’s service and received certain government
22  6,8 |         other works. His greatest service was expressed in his efforts
23  6,8 |    conditions of life. During his service under nine emperors he continued
24  7,1 |        the Cumans did an enormous service to the Christian world. “
25  7,1 |  preserved churches and Christian service. They had not prohibited
26  7,1 |       Europe. Yet this historical service cost her dear, since not
27  7,1 |        path of truth and obedient service to the Catholic church.
28  7,4 |       themselves for the military service of the Constantinopolitan
29  7,4 |          St. Sophia during divine service and in the Hippodrome for
30  8,13|         on this occasion in Greek service.”[107] A contemporary, George
31  8,14|        Greek rites and the church service, conceding, for example,
32  8,15|        that they furnish military service. Perhaps the large landowners
33  8,16|           designed for the church service, became later a prescribed
34  8,16|         works will render a great service; this task is not easy,
35  8,17|           s rendering of military service occupied first place, so
36  8,17|      condition of paying military service. Later when western European
37  8,17|      condition of paying military service. But in Byzantium, especially
38  8,17|      maintain hereditary military service and not alienate the lands
39  8,17|    eastern, confirms the military service of the frontier soldiers
40  8,17|          men who gave no military service; in other words, fundamentally
41  8,17|        Frohne (socage, compulsory service); since they discovered
42  8,17|          property as a reward for service done and on condition of
43  8,17|          of discharging a certain service from the grant.”[212] Military
44  8,17|         the grant.”[212] Military service was especially meant. The
45  8,17|          on condition of military service. Complete certainty on the
46  8,17|    kormlenie, often as reward for service in the field; these nobles
47  8,17|           of discharging military service, which speedily assumed
48  8,17|       police, even his own postal service. Many of these magnates
49  8,17|    therefore exempt from military service, it sapped the military
50  8,17|        upon condition of military service had the right or probably
51  9,3 |           began to crowd into his service and to emigrate into his
52  9,3 |     south-Slavonic world into the service of the Angevins … The Slavonic
53  9,3 |           only to render military service and to defend the border
54  9,6 |      wrote that while a Christian service was being celebrated in
55  9,7 |         those who render military service; the soldiery should not
56  9,9 |      churches, celebrated a union service in St. Sophia, which aroused
57  9,9 |        his military position, and service. Know this: if you sincerely
58  9,9 |           evening of the same day service was celebrated in St. Sophia,
59  9,9 | spectacles was the last Christian service held in the church of Holy
60  9,9 |           it was fitting that the service for its departing spirit
61  9,9 |        that of the last Christian service in St. Sophia is surely
62  9,14|          pope celebrated a solemn service during which John V once
63  9,17|          century, a factor in the service of the mercantile house
64  9,18|        almost all his life in the service of a Genoese ruler of Lesbos,
65  9,19|         Byzantium performed great service for the future destinies