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 1  2,1 |      Apostles and the Church of St. Irene; it is possible that Constantine
 2  2,2 |          However, the Church of St. Irene, which was rebuilt twice
 3  2,5 |       erection of the Church of St. Irene and the Church of the Apostles
 4  5,1 |        Copronymus (741-75), married Irene, daughter of the Khagan
 5  5,1 |           girl from Athens, another Irene, who at his death became
 6  5,1 |            780 to 797, was a minor. Irene, a woman of great force
 7  5,1 |         name of a son or a brother. Irene is the first instance in
 8  5,1 |           not called “empress” but “Irene, the faithful emperor (basileus).”[
 9  5,1 |           to adopt the fiction that Irene was an emperor. She was
10  5,1 |          the throne, and thus, with Irene’s deposition, ended the
11  5,2 |    expeditions.~ But in the time of Irene, under the Caliph al-Mahdi,
12  5,2 |             that the troops sent by Irene to Macedonia, Greece, and
13  5,2 |       Constantine VI and his mother Irene, when the Byzantine Empire
14  5,2 |          eighth century the Empress Irene sent a special expedition “
15  5,2 |            part in the plot against Irene. This indicates clearly
16  5,4 |      image-worship were both women, Irene and Theodora, Irene of Greek
17  5,4 |          women, Irene and Theodora, Irene of Greek descent and Theodora
18  5,5 |           extent by his young wife, Irene, an Athenian who was famous
19  5,5 |            images under the Empress Irene.”[99] With Leo’s death in
20  5,5 |             Empire was entrusted to Irene, who was determined to restore
21  5,5 |      leanings toward image-worship, Irene did not undertake any decisive
22  5,5 |               In the fourth year of Irene’s reign the see of Constantinople
23  5,5 |            only for a brief period. Irene skillfully replaced the
24  5,6 |             years old, whose mother Irene was the real ruler of the
25  5,6 |    Byzantine Empire in the year 797 Irene dethroned the legal emperor,
26  5,6 |            the period. In upholding Irene’s rights to the throne,
27  5,6 | Constantinople in order to dethrone Irene and seize the imperial throne
28  5,6 |         Charles realized that after Irene the Byzantine Empire would
29  5,6 |            opened negotiations with Irene by proposing marriage to
30  5,6 |            by the Byzantine Empire. Irene received the marriage proposal
31  5,6 |          was never executed.~ After Irene’s fall the Byzantine sceptre
32  5,6 |        events from 802 (the year of Irene’s fall) to the beginning
33  5,8 |             of the year 802 deposed Irene and raised Nicephorus I (
34  5,8 |             Constantine, the son of Irene who had restored orthodoxy
35  5,8 |          image-worship, restored by Irene, might gradually grow stronger
36  5,8 |          had elapsed since the time Irene had restored image-worship,
37  5,8 |         masculine rule to feminine (Irene), “female simplicity” restored
38  5,8 |             had been in the time of Irene, the first restorer of image-worship,
39  5,8 |         religious tendencies, while Irene had to spend seven years
40  6,1 |             56). After the reign of Irene, the famous restorer of
41  7,1 |             changed in Byzantium to Irene, was a sister‑in‑law of
42  7,1 |            in Byzantium the name of Irene, set a seal upon the alliance
43  7,2 |           was married to his sister Irene, daughter of Isaac Angelus.
44  7,2 |         brother Philip of Swabia to Irene, daughter of the deposed
45  7,3 |             Swabia, who had married Irene, Alexius’ sister and Isaac’
46  7,3 |        sister and Isaac’s daughter. Irene begged her husband to help
47  7,4 |              Manuel’s sister-in-law Irene distinguished herself by
48  7,4 |            sister-in-law of Manuel, Irene. The situation of men of
49  7,4 |            sister-in-law of Manuel, Irene, carries the history down
50  8,2 |            son-in-law, his daughter Irene’s husband, John III Ducas
51  8,6 |             husband of his daughter Irene, ascended the throne of
52  8,10|        first wife of John Vatatzes, Irene, daughter of Theodore I
53  8,17|            of icon worship, Empress Irene (797-802) and her son Constantine
54  9,9 |             Byzantine church of St. Irene, where the Ottoman Military-Historical
55 App  |      Constantine VI, 780-797. ~~~~~~Irene, 797-802. ~~~~~~Nicephorus