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 1  2,1 |              probably to an Illyrian family. His mother, Helena, was
 2  2,1 |            was hereditary in his own family. In all probability his
 3  2,2 |           court influences, intimate family relations, and the like,
 4  2,2 | extinguishing all the members of his family spared only two cousins,
 5  2,2 |             of Romans—Jovian and the family of Valentinian I; then by
 6  2,2 |      massacre of many members of his family who had been slain by the
 7  2,3 |         toleration of paganism.~ The family of Theodosius came into
 8  2,4 |           discontent with Aspar, his family, and the barbarian influence
 9  2,4 |         killed Aspar and part of his family, dealing a final blow to
10  2,5 |       descendant of a very old pagan family, educated in Alexandria
11  3   |           scholars trace Justinian’s family back to Roman colonists
12  3   |             his home and that of his family was the distant Cappadocian
13  3,8 |           famous Egyptian landowning family, the Apions, possessed in
14  4   |       Heraclius, who writes that the family of Heraclius was related
15  4   |              which Justinian and his family were massacred. The year
16  4,1 |      preacher of morality in his own family. Later he began to preach
17  4,1 |     Damascene, a member of a Saracen family, who lived at the Muhammedan
18  5,4 |          Images found their way into family life, for icons were sometimes
19  5,8 |             I, a member of the Greek family of Rangabé, married to Procopia,
20  5,8 |           the cross and the imperial family. Human portraiture fares
21  6,1 |           study of Basil’s time, his family might have had an Armenian
22  6,2 |    impartiality, safety of property, family life, children, good roads,
23  6,2 |         Armenian ruler Ashot, of the family of Bagratids. The wise administration
24  6,8 | representative of a large landowning family famous for his struggle
25  6,8 |           also related to the ruling family of Ducas, showed much skill
26  7,1 |          from Hadrianople. Later the family became large landowners
27  7,1 |           all the Emperors, from the family of the Comneni, who had
28  7,1 |             should still inspire any family of the Latin aristocracy
29  7,1 |           noble Armenian families, a family named Rupen (Ruben) began
30  7,2 | Mourtzouphlos (1204), related to the family of the Angeli and married
31  7,2 |              dethroned Isaac and his family.” The objective of the crusade
32  7,3 |              Byzantine throne of the family of the dethroned and blinded
33  7,3 |         supporting the rights of the family of the deposed and blinded
34  7,3 |              de Champlitte, from the family of the counts of Champagne.
35  7,4 |           present the members of his family with rich gifts. Fierce
36  7,4 |           movement also affected the family of the Comneni themselves,
37  7,4 |     succeeded in composing a sort of family chronicle or memoir the
38  7,4 |         other members of the Comneni family. Anna had received an excellent
39  7,4 |              powerfully the imperial family of the Comneni was imbued
40  7,4 |            contact with the imperial family and high and powerful officials,
41  8,7 |           was Michael I Angelus. The family of the Epirotic Angeli was
42  8,7 |      European princes related to the family of Montferrat continued
43  8,17|           famous Egyptian landowning family of Apions possessed in the
44  9,2 |              a very well-known Greek family which, beginning with the
45  9,2 |          Andronicus III, signed four family names, for example, Michael
46  9,2 |                16]~ Moreover, John’s family troubles were not ended.
47  9,2 |          Christian East — one to the family of Tocco, the other to the
48  9,3 |         background. A Genoese of the family of Zaccana, for example,
49  9,4 |            Kingdom. Just as the Asen family led the movement in Bulgaria,
50  9,4 |         movement in Bulgaria, so the family of the Nemanjas played a
51  9,4 |         Serbians by the power of his family. Thanks to successful wars
52  9,4 |              Albanian origin for the family of Justinian the Great is
53  9,8 |            peninsula belonged to the family of the Palaeologi; Venice
54  9,12|          pass that one house and one family held representatives of
55  9,12|              members of the imperial family. The spirit of this party
56  9,17|             a member of the imperial family was at the head of such
57  9,18|            of letters, of the famous family of Malatesta, captured Sparta