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 1  2,2 |           of these newly acquired lands. The distinguishing characteristic
 2  2,5 | Anastasius the problem of sterile lands seems to have become more
 3  3,4 |          order in these conquered lands. Even today the majestic
 4  3,8 |          private as well as state lands. It is interesting to note
 5  3,9 |          arrived from the distant lands of China and India. Western
 6  3,9 |         living in distant foreign lands, deprived of the opportunity
 7  3,15|     Arnauts, children of Northern lands, the blood relations of
 8  3,16|         Empire, but also in other lands, especially in Old Russia.~
 9  4,1 |      wrote to the rulers of other lands, including Heraclius, proposing
10  5,7 |     secularization of monasterial lands calls for investigation,
11  6,2 |         place of his lost kingdom lands in Cappadocia, a money pension,
12  6,3 |           to the Bulgarians other lands of the Empire. The boundary
13  6,3 |        agreement all the Slavonic lands of contemporary southern
14  6,7 |          by the transfer of their lands into the hands of the clergy.
15  6,8 |     income he laid his hands upon lands illegally acquired by large
16  6,8 |       received certain government lands in Macedonia. The Patzinaks
17  6,8 |        caliph, and devastated the lands of both. In times of peace
18  7,1 |       were the Byzantine frontier lands exposed to continual raids.
19  7,1 |   population think of far distant lands full of abundance and prosperity.
20  7,1 |          to Alexius all conquered lands formerly belonging to the
21  7,1 |    belonging to the Empire. Those lands which had never been a part
22  7,1 |       rights to the south Italian lands, considered the occupation
23  7,4 |         confiscation of land. The lands of the monasteries, which
24  7,4 |       they were brought from many lands,” John Tzetzes said, not
25  8,9 |    Baldwin that he would free the lands occupied by his enemies,
26  8,16|         the Latin courts in Greek lands. The medieval French romance
27  8,16|           both Frankish and Greek lands. Just as the French romances
28  8,17|         from the history of other lands.[203] It even has been supposed,
29  8,17|          the possessor; therefore lands given on certain conditions
30  8,17|       secularization of monastery lands, which gave the Emperor
31  8,17|   granting monasteries and church lands was an institution which
32  8,17|           he granted the frontier lands taken from the enemy to
33  8,17|      service and not alienate the lands to civilians. Although some
34  8,17|         state that these frontier lands (agri limitanei) have no
35  8,17|     system of the distribution of lands in the pagan Roman Empire.[
36  8,17| office-holding class of populated lands or other revenue-yielding
37  8,17|    identified with those military lands which go back to the period
38  8,17|          demarcation of litigable lands on Mount Athos in the tenth
39  8,17|          private as well as state lands. Similar information about
40  8,17|      iconoclastic epoch monastery lands were mercilessly confiscated,
41  9,2 |           do not seek for foreign lands. But if you have need of
42  9,3 |  Mesopotamia, and the surrounding lands, and meditated a march on
43  9,4 |        with Thessalonica; but the lands lying farther to the west
44  9,5 |        liberation of the Slavonic lands from the power of Byzantium
45  9,5 |     kingdom, and all the Slavonic lands annexed to it were to become
46  9,5 |   proclaimed “Kral of all Serbian lands.” After the coronation,
47  9,5 |         which included many Greek lands,[120] but which after his
48  9,12|     cities in foreign regions and lands, which in ecclesiastical
49  9,17|      farmers near the city, whose lands were continuously ruined