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 1  2,2 |    explained to the Emperor on his return the full significance of
 2  2,2 |  instruction Christian youth might return to paganism. On the other
 3  2,3 |           the Gothic vessels would return to their homes on the northern
 4  2,3 |       native city. Later, upon his return home, he was chosen bishop
 5  2,3 |        killed and he was unable to return to the capital. Arcadius,
 6  3,7 |      beginning of his own reign to return home. He invited many Monophysites
 7  3,7 |          and was then permitted to return to Rome, but he died on
 8  3,8 |       break with this system and a return to the former pre-Diocletian
 9  4   |     Byzantine throne, and upon his return to the capital took cruel
10  4,1 |   religious services, demanding in return only the regular payment
11  5,3 |          Law.[50]~ In spite of the return of the Macedonian dynasty
12  5,8 |  ceremonial which had attended his return six years before.[135] In
13  5,8 |           to give up his plans and return to Syria when he received
14  5,8 |           in the same year, on his return, he was intercepted and
15  5,8 |          two possible dangers: the return to paganism, or the return
16  5,8 |         return to paganism, or the return to one of the heresies condemned
17  5,8 |      viewed by art historians as a return to the classical traditions
18  6,4 |         proposed by the Empire and return to Kiev. In the following
19  6,8 |           personal safety upon his return, he was barbarously blinded
20  6,8 |       Arslan; (3) Byzantium was to return all Turkish captives.[147]
21  6,8 |    captives.[147] Romanus upon his return to Constantinople found
22  6,8 |             These paths led to the return to the traditions of early
23  7,1 |          the appeal of Alexius. In return for the help of her fleet,
24  7,1 |          for himself.”~ Venice, in return for the aid given by her
25  7,1 |             that Robert, after his return to Flanders, forgot his
26  7,1 |            the churches and by the return of the “schismatic” eastern
27  7,1 |            delivery of Bohemond in return for a certain amount of
28  7,1 |     crossing to Italy.~ Bohemond’s return to Italy was greeted with
29  7,1 |      Antioch. A year later, on his return to Antioch, the Emperor,
30  7,1 |           the Greeks, came, on his return journey from the East, to
31  7,1 |          seems to have intended to return to the idea of the Byzantine
32  7,1 |            epidemic, was forced to return without great success. In
33  7,1 |       Geoffrey de Haie was sent in return to Constantinople. Henry
34  7,1 |       thing he gave the capital in return for its pure love was deliverance
35  7,2 |           time Saladin promised to return the Holy Land to the Greeks.
36  7,4 |            provided the pope would return to him the crown of the
37  7,4 |           of his soul he wished to return to the capital. This wish
38  8,2 |         their great discontent, to return it to Alexius Comnenus.
39  8,5 |          so that despairing of our return (from Asia Minor) many of
40  8,10| Constantinople from the Latins and return it to the legal emperor;
41  8,14|          by the crusaders. For the return of the capital to the Empire
42  8,16|         the spiritual life. On his return from the monastery, during
43  9,2 |       present some years after his return to Constantinople from Paris.[
44  9,2 |    Venetians who, on the Emperor’s return from Italy, had arrested
45  9,3 |            Genoese were allowed to return to Constantinople, where
46  9,5 |          Mark, unreconciled to the return of Constantinople to the
47  9,7 |           Danube) and compelled to return to their homes. Sigismund,
48  9,7 |           captive in Egypt. On his return to France, hearing of the
49  9,7 |            Boucicaut determined to return to France, but only after
50  9,7 |        leave France at once and to return to Constantinople. In July,
51  9,7 |           prepared quickly for his return journey and came back to
52  9,7 |        give up his plans after his return from western Europe but
53  9,12|         the church disorders, free return to all those who had been
54  9,14|        expressed his joy at John’s return to the Catholic faith and
55  9,15|            in the East, and on his return to Constantinople John very
56  9,15|        appealed to the Orthodox to return to the decree of union.~
57  9,18|       Hades, and A Dream After the Return to Life, as well as his
58  9,19|            the papal curia. On his return to Constantinople, Bessarion
59  9,19|           yielded to his desire to return to Italy, the center of