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 1  2,3 |         much detail the items of marriage and inheritance laws and
 2  2,3 |         success in arranging the marriage of Arcadius and Eudoxia,
 3  2,3 |         was she who arranged the marriage of Theodosius and Athenais (
 4  5,1 |      Khazarian blood through the marriage of Constantine V.~ ~
 5  5,2 |         Leo III had arranged the marriage of his son and successor,
 6  5,3 |      criminal law. They treat of marriage, betrothal, dowry, testaments,
 7  5,3 |      respects. For instance, its marriage laws included the introduction
 8  5,6 |        long before 800. In 781 a marriage had been arranged between
 9  5,6 |          with Irene by proposing marriage to her, hoping “thus to
10  5,6 |       Empire. Irene received the marriage proposal favorably, but
11  6,2 |          of the Emperor’s fourth marriage aroused strong internal
12  6,2 |         were settled through the marriage of the Byzantine princess,
13  6,3 |       the meek Peter, who by his marriage became related to the Byzantine
14  6,4 |         promise of arranging the marriage of his sister, Anna, to
15  6,6 |        with him by arranging the marriage of Otto’s son and heir,
16  6,7 |          of the Emperor’s fourth marriage, vehemently opposed by the
17  6,7 |         presbyter to perform the marriage ceremony between him and
18  6,7 |        the fourth time.[85] This marriage excited great confusion
19  6,7 |    without dissolving his fourth marriage. After long deliberations
20  6,7 |          of the Emperor’s fourth marriage and denounced the new patriarch,
21  6,7 |         council concerning Leo’s marriage, and recognized Euthymius
22  6,7 |         approval of Leo’s fourth marriage. During the regency of Zoë,
23  6,7 |         This act proclaimed that marriage for the fourth time was “
24  6,7 |        in the Tome to the fourth marriage of Leo the Wise. Both parties
25  6,7 |          aroused by Leo’s fourth marriage. Direct communications were
26  6,7 |        to the throne through his marriage to the widow of Romanus
27  6,7 |  acquired the throne through his marriage to Zoë, the daughter of
28  6,8 |          found in it on baptism, marriage, coronation, burial of emperors,
29  7,1 |      legitimate wife and for his marriage with another woman. The
30  7,1 |   Hungarians. It seemed that the marriage of John to a Hungarian princess
31  7,1 |    Serbian princess was given in marriage to a Hungarian prince. Thus,
32  7,1 |     renewed. The question of the marriage of Manuel to the sister‑
33  7,1 |           Conrad wrote that this marriage should be~a pledge “of a
34  7,1 |       the German state. Manuel’s marriage to Bertha, who received
35  7,1 |      diplomatic success, namely, marriage of his son and heir Alexius
36  7,1 |      name of Anne. Owing to this marriage, the somewhat strained relations
37  7,2 |      held on the occasion of the marriage of Isaac Angelus to a daughter
38  7,2 |        had taken the form of the marriage of his son to the heiress
39  7,2 |     threatening. He arranged the marriage of his brother Philip of
40  7,4 |         victories, birth, death, marriage, and the like, and they
41  8,13|     connection with the proposed marriage between the despot’s son
42  8,16|    verses on the occasion of the marriage of John Vatatzes to the
43  8,16|         Chrysantza, a fictitious marriage between Belthandros and
44  9,2 |        of Constantinople and the marriage of Ivan III to Sophia Palaeologina
45  9,3 |   Barbarossa’s son, owing to his marriage with the Norman princess
46  9,3 | ambitious and skillful king. The marriage between Baldwin’s son and
47  9,4 |     consent of Andronicus to his marriage with the Emperor’s niece,
48  9,4 |    mistresses, and children. The marriage of Roger to the Emperor’
49  9,17|       the imperial princesses in marriage — all this weakened and
50  9,18|        1298 to negotiate for the marriage of one of the daughters