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 1  2,1 |    Christianity. To look for any system in the actions of this inconsistent
 2  2,2 |    capital adopted the municipal system of Rome and was subdivided
 3  2,2 |        Diocletian introduced the system of tetrarchy, “of the power
 4  2,2 |      sort of artificial dynastic system which was supposed to do
 5  2,2 |        various competitors. This system was also meant to deprive
 6  2,2 |         an end to the artificial system of tetrarchy, which had
 7  2,2 |       and a complex bureaucratic system with strict subjection of
 8  2,2 |        Empire. This bureaucratic system survived to the last years
 9  2,5 |       the Syrian Marinus, of the system under which the town corporations (
10  2,5 |       prefect. Although this new system of collecting the taxes
11  3,5 |     revision of the entire legal system and a summing up of its
12  3,8 |      there was a break with this system and a return to the former
13  3,8 |        the former pre-Diocletian system. Justinian introduced the
14  3,9 |          that, regardless of the system of Ptolemy, the earth does
15  3,9 |         the remarkable defensive system created by Rome during an
16  3,10|   history, his entire artificial system of government, which had
17  3,10|       full force; the artificial system collapsed; and the metamorphosis
18  3,14|        the Empire: the so-called system of themes. The Byzantine
19  4,4 |     connect the beginning of the system with the name of Heraclius.
20  4,4 |      earlier period of the theme system, historians have made use
21  4,4 |       purely military. The theme system, then, was merely the application
22  5,3 |          of the provincial theme system which originated in the
23  5,3 |  completion and extension of the system of themes under the Isaurian
24  5,8 |          Justinian the Great the system of large landed estates
25  6,7 |     variation, of the late Roman system of the epibole (see in discussion
26  6,7 |    Anastasius): “The allelengyon system of payment imposed excessively
27  6,7 |   dynasty. After this period the system began to decline gradually,
28  6,8 |   preoccupations. The liturgical system, by controlling design,
29  7,1 |    vigorous desire to change the system arose. But Manuel died before
30  7,1 |     maintain his power only by a system of terrorism and unspeakable
31  7,1 |   realized defects of the former system of administration.” After
32  7,1 |       radical reform of a social system which had resulted from
33  7,1 |      plots, Andronicus adopted a system of terrorism which, without
34  7,4 |        because his philosophical system did not conform to the doctrine
35  7,4 |    Empire and the administrative system changed little in the course
36  7,4 |     state in which the financial system was entirely disorganized
37  7,4 |       similar confiscation.~ The system of kharistikia was not invented
38  7,4 | frequently than anyone else. The system is connected with the secularization
39  7,4 |       and eleventh centuries the system of kharistikia was already
40  7,4 |         elaborate iconographical system belongs to this period.”
41  8,7 |          did not differ from the system in use before 1204, when
42  8,17|      with the tenth century, the system of distribution of land
43  8,17|    characteristic feature of the system of kharistikion was that
44  8,17|          plainly stated that the system of kharistikion as a custom
45  8,17|        of the Middle Ages in the system of the distribution of lands
46  8,17|          shook the well arranged system of military land holding;
47  8,17|  historian cannot be proved. The system of military holdings survived
48  8,17|         epoch of the Comneni the system of granting pronoias was
49  8,17|       1182-1185). But the former system triumphed again under the
50  8,17|       feudal law, and the feudal system of Jerusalem, if the feudal
51  8,17|         Jerusalem, if the feudal system be taken to mean only the
52  8,17|     assertion that in the feudal system of Jerusalem we find an
53  8,17|          we find an almost ideal system of feudalism. Western institutions
54  8,17|          brought into a definite system, under whose conditions
55  8,17|       although not the developed system.”[241] It is true that Vasilievsky
56  9,7 |     radical change in the social system and the treatment of the
57  9,13|        man who best reduced to a system the doctrine of hesychia
58  9,17|          the Albanians, the land system of Thessaly fell into a
59  9,18|     nature of man himself as the system of the universe of which