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 1  2,2 |          the first acts of Julian’s independent rule. Sometimes the Christians
 2  3,4 |           whether this province was independent or was subordinate to the
 3  3,4 |             not only was completely independent of the Byzantine Empire
 4  3,5 |            served as a subject for “independent” investigation. From this
 5  3,15|         help of European powers, an independent Greek kingdom, when enthusiastic
 6  4,1 |           long as there was a great independent Basileus outside the Roman
 7  4,1 |             the second century B.C. independent states began to form among
 8  4,1 |        conquests became practically independent of the central government
 9  5,6 |          created which was entirely independent of the existence of the
10  5,8 |           of Brussels, and entirely independent of Assemani, the Russian
11  5,8 |     provinces west of Egypt, and an independent Aghlabid dynasty, which
12  5,8 |             of creating in Italy an independent state, “the Roman Italian
13  5,8 |           of Beneventum remained an independent state.~ Contemporary with
14  6,2 |       defection of Egypt, where the independent dynasty of the Tulunids
15  6,2 |       internal strife, and separate independent dynasties were being formed.
16  6,2 |     Saif-ad-Daulah, a member of the independent dynasty of the Hamdanids,
17  6,3 |          energetic ruler of western independent Bulgaria, and probably the
18  6,6 |       Byzantine power and became an independent state. The Empire and this
19  6,6 |             treated each other like independent governments in all the negotiations
20  6,6 |             Islands, and made it an independent theme with its own strategus.
21  6,7 |           which made him completely independent of the papal pretensions
22  6,8 |          were dissatisfied with his independent active rule. It is known
23  6,8 |          since led a political life independent of the caliph of Bagdad.
24  6,8 |          also divided among various independent dynasties and separate rulers.
25  7,1 |      eleventh century Serbia became independent, and her independence was
26  7,1 |            Jerusalem and of several independent Latin possessions in the
27  7,1 |            and established there an independent possession, which, however,
28  7,1 |            governors who had become independent, were called, suddenly seized
29  7,2 |           recognized as politically independent of Byzantium, with a capital
30  7,2 |            capital at Trnovo and an independent national church. The new
31  7,2 |          Empire, proclaimed himself independent ruler of Cyprus, and entered
32  7,3 |         After 1204 there were three independent Greek states. The Empire
33  7,3 |             Aegean, was the biggest independent Greek center and the most
34  7,4 |        existence of Byzantium as an independent state, and forced the Emperors
35  7,4 |           ecclesiastical and almost independent republic where only monks
36  7,4 |          the possibility of holding independent opinions in one or the other
37  8,1 | disintegrated Eastern Empire, three independent Greek centers were formed;
38  8,2 |            of the state there arose independent rulers; the city of Nicaea
39  8,7 |    considered himself an absolutely independent ruler and did not recognize
40  8,7 |            in the Despotat was also independent, and Michael I commanded
41  8,7 |           another hierarch, who was independent of the Orthodox patriarch
42  8,7 |       namely, to the autocephalous (independent of archiepiscopal or patriarchal
43  8,14|             after 1204 had remained independent and at the head of which
44  8,16|            into a certain number of independent Latin and Greek dominions,
45  8,16|     developed along parallel lines, independent of each other.[188] As Diehl
46  8,16|      Orthodox Greek clergy, both in independent Epirus and in the regions
47  8,17|           under whom the two almost independent exarchates were instituted
48  8,17|    recognize Trebizond as an almost independent state and during his reign
49  9,2 |    continued to live a separate and independent life and the Byzantine possessions
50  9,4 |        Seljuqs divided into several independent possessions (emirates) with
51  9,4 |          horde of Ghuzz also became independent. At the very end of the
52  9,4 |        unified state. They lived in independent districts or župy, at the
53  9,4 |             papal representative an independent head in the person of a
54  9,4 |       strong and politically almost independent, had established and fortified
55  9,5 |       Serbian patriarchate entirely independent from the Constantinopolitan
56  9,5 |      patriarchate. Dushan needed an independent Serbian patriarch for his
57  9,8 |      principalities almost entirely independent.~ In 1430, Thessalonica
58  9,8 |          Morea), an appanage nearly independent from the central government.
59  9,9 |      Trebizond, capital of the once independent Empire, passed into the
60  9,13|         able freely, by an absolute independent flight, to merge easily
61  9,17|             therefore became almost independent of the central government.
62  9,17|     despotat whose ruler was almost independent of the central government.
63  9,17|     Thessalonica was governed as an independent republic until in 1349 John
64  9,18|             the new way of free and independent investigation in literature