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 1  2,1 |         rights of Christianity is raised, the decision must be in
 2  2,4 |           Marcian and Leo I, were raised to the throne by the efforts
 3  2,5 |          accepted in the East. It raised the question of the rank
 4  2,5 |         of the city.~ ~The amount raised by the chrysargyron at Edessa
 5  3,7 |       arriving at Constantinople, raised such an uproar against the
 6  3,7 |        Monophysites, This time he raised the famous question of the
 7  3,7 |          to this the question was raised as to whether it was permissible
 8  3,15|   sympathy for the Greeks who had raised the banner of revolt against
 9  3,16|         of Ravenna, standing with raised arms, surrounded by lambs,
10  4,1 |        Othman, and Ali, were also raised to their position by election,
11  4,2 |          was correct. Sophronius, raised to the rank of patriarch
12  5,3 |      varied undertakings, Leo III raised the poll tax in Sicily and
13  5,8 |        year 802 deposed Irene and raised Nicephorus I (802-11) to
14  5,8 |     Patriarch Nicephorus, who was raised to his high rank by the
15  6,2 |       ordered that two banners be raised as emblems of “the land
16  6,3 |       Byzantine) Empire was again raised up and extended from the
17  6,6 |           Arabs in southern Italy raised Byzantine influence in Italy
18  6,8 |      surrounded the capital. They raised the siege and returned to
19  6,8 | concentrated upon campaigns which raised the Empire to the pinnacle
20  7,1 |     extended and complicated, and raised new problems.~ But almost
21  7,1 |        anguished question that is raised toward 1075. Western Europe,
22  7,1 | pilgrimages the question has been raised whether the eleventh century
23  7,1 |          of Antioch — the problem raised during the First Crusade
24  7,1 |      salary of many officials was raised in order to make them less
25  7,2 |       that Mourtzouphlos, who had raised the banner of the anti-Latin
26  7,2 |          archbishop of Trnovo was raised to the rank of primate.~
27  7,2 |         document the question was raised of compensation for the
28  7,2 |    destinies of Byzantium. “Henry raised definitely the problem of
29  7,3 |         the papal excommunication raised. Finally, the pope, having
30  7,3 |            having pity upon them, raised the excommunication, but
31  7,3 |         in the crusade.~ Thus was raised the question of the possibility
32  7,3 |    Venetian, Thomas Morosini, was raised to the patriarchate and
33  7,3 |         commercial advantages and raised her to the pinnacle of her
34  7,4 |           case of Italus, N. Marr raised “the most important question
35  7,4 |     Constantinople, were at least raised and nourished by her, and
36  8,2 |          Nicaea, the question was raised of proclaiming him emperor
37  8,7 |          at Thessalonica was next raised. The metropolitan of Thessalonica
38  8,13|         however, a voice has been raised in extenuation of the Latins,
39  8,16|       question has therefore been raised whether the Byzantine romance
40  8,17|          time to time the exarchs raised the banner of revolt both
41  9,2 |           John V, a rebellion was raised against him by his grandson.
42  9,3 |         over to his side and thus raised the revolt. The great humanist
43  9,3 |     government quelled the revolt raised by the akritai and refrained
44  9,7 |        the Balkan peninsula again raised the question of immediate
45  9,7 |       B.C. the Peloponnesians had raised on the approach of Xerxes;
46  9,13|        mind a certain Barlaam was raised against the Hesychasts who,
47  9,18|        question has recently been raised as to whether or not Meliteniotes’