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 1  2,2 |          taken by the leaders who supported the Nicene Creed. And while
 2  2,2 |         Pescennius Niger, who was supported by Byzantium, submitted
 3  2,2 |         of these large provinces, supported by their legions, were often
 4  2,3 |        favorite Eutropius. He was supported by various ambitious flatterers
 5  2,4 |   profession. These teachers were supported partly from the imperial
 6  2,4 |      century the barbarian Aspar, supported by the Goths, made a final
 7  2,5 |        idea of reconciliation and supported the Act of Union, while
 8  2,5 |         orthodox movement, widely supported in the capital, in the Balkan
 9  3,3 |        barbarian kings themselves supported the Emperor’s ambitious
10  3,7 |      place, the Monophysites were supported by Justinian’s wife, Theodora,
11  3,8 |     accession to the throne, and, supported by the Monophysitical-minded
12  3,15|      Balkan Peninsula is strongly supported. In contemporary Russian
13  4,1 |           official orthodox faith supported by the central government.
14  4,4 |    administrative regime. Bréhier supported Kulakovsky in this view.
15  5,3 |       Zachariä von Lingenthal and supported by outstanding Russian scholars
16  5,3 |          V. N. Zlatarsky recently supported the theory of Slavonic influence
17  5,4 |         public opinion. They were supported by the most enlightened
18  5,5 |      proclaiming the following:~ ~Supported by the Holy Scriptures and
19  5,8 |            but with blood.”[130]~ Supported by the fleet in the Aegean
20  5,8 |         the Isaurians were always supported by the eastern provinces
21  6,7 |   remained loyal to orthodoxy and supported the patriarch of Constantinople.[
22  6,7 |           the western themes were supported by the revenues of their
23  6,8 |       guided by a soldier-emperor supported by the army, which alone
24  7,1 |     Rashid, led to the conclusion supported by some scholars that a
25  7,1 |         epoch, Harald Haardraade, supported by a body of Scandinavians
26  7,1 |        rapidly routing them. Then supported by the Venetian vessels,
27  7,1 |    support Manuel; then the Serbs supported by the Hungarians (Ugrians)
28  7,1 |          started, Manuel actively supported the latter with money subsidies.
29  7,1 |       organism could no longer be supported, and a new organic body,
30  7,4 |        and man.” This opinion was supported in the second half of the
31  7,4 |             Alexius Comnenus also supported St. Christodulus in founding
32  7,4 |      insolently denied” truth and supported the doctrine of the “incorruptibility”
33  7,4 | remunerate his partisans, who had supported him in gaining the throne,
34  8,2 |          of April, 1205, Kalojan, supported by the Cuman (Polovtzi)
35  8,9 |          Asen, who was vigorously supported by the Cuman cavalry.[64]
36  8,13|          had, though undecidedly, supported the sultan in his struggle
37  9,3 |        him and for the time being supported his imperialistic policy
38  9,3 |         Frenchman, Martin IV, who supported entirely the policy of the
39  9,3 |         Aragon. Since Michael had supported Peter of Aragon with subsidies,
40  9,3 |           Michael was so actively supported by his son-in-law that the
41  9,4 |     Philadelphia, east of Smyrna. Supported by a band of imperial troops
42  9,4 |         the Serbian “Kral” (King) supported the grandfather. The victory
43  9,4 |            whose Emperor actively supported the Genoese. The Venetians
44  9,7 |       disguised Greek expedition, supported by Turkish troops. As a
45  9,7 |           Great Prince of Moscow, supported by a request to the same
46  9,9 |          said that the Turks “are supported by guns, cavalry, infantry,
47  9,12|         opponents they were often supported by the monks, and in the