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 1  2,1 |         favoring Christianity was issued in 311 by Galerius, who
 2  2,1 |     Licinius in Milan, where they issued the very interesting document
 3  2,1 |           Edict of Milan was ever issued. The only edict which ever
 4  2,1 |        was the edict of tolerance issued by Galerius in 311.[29]
 5  2,1 |            The document which was issued at Milan in March, 313 by
 6  2,2 |           government decrees were issued in the name of all four.
 7  2,2 |      ascent to the throne, Julian issued an edict in connection with
 8  2,2 |        people suppose that Julian issued a second decree forbidding
 9  2,2 |           such a decree was never issued, especially since the first
10  2,3 |          beginning of his rule he issued a decree granting each man “
11  2,3 |        subjects.”[100] Theodosius issued several other decrees which
12  2,3 |     decree against the pagans was issued by Theodosius in the year
13  2,4 |        the year 425 Theodosius II issued a decree dealing with the
14  2,4 |         It was to contain decrees issued by the Christian emperors
15  2,4 |            that is, an abridgment issued by the Visigoth king, Alaric
16  2,5 |        accepted this proposal and issued in 482 the Act of Union,
17  3,5 |          jus vetus), a decree was issued during the reign of Theodosius
18  3,5 |        the imperial constitutions issued during a certain period
19  3,5 |          the use of students, was issued in the year 533. It was
20  3,5 | standstill. Many new decrees were issued and a number of matters
21  3,5 |           preserved.~ The decrees issued after the year 534 were
22  3,7 |          must agree with them. He issued in the early forties a decree
23  3,7 |            and in the year 548 he issued the condemnation of the
24  3,8 |          also that this Novel was issued four years after the Nika
25  3,8 |           corruption of money and issued debased coin; but the attitude
26  3,16|        the Turkish government was issued enabling the Byzantine Institute
27  4,2 |           disturbances, Heraclius issued the Ecthesis (εκθεσις) or
28  4,2 |          aim in view, Constans II issued in the year 648 the Typus (
29  5,3 |    century. The Novels (Novellae) issued in Greek dealt only with
30  5,3 |         code entitled the Ecloga, issued in the name of the “wise
31  5,3 |       definitely that the decrees issued by the preceding emperors
32  5,3 |           that the Rural Code was issued in the eighth century, and
33  5,4 |           Arabian caliph Yazid II issued a decree in his state three
34  5,4 |     decree against images was now issued not only on behalf of the
35  5,5 |        condemned, and orders were issued to restore all the monasteries
36  5,8 |      interaction of the two there issued a long series of masterpieces;
37  6,7 |       would take much time, Basil issued meanwhile a smaller work
38  6,7 |        the Novel of 996, Basil II issued a decree concerning the
39  6,7 |         133] Emperor Nicephorus I issued orders which placed upon
40  7,4 |          in the statute (typicon) issued by the Emperor in this connection
41  8,17|          A novel of Theodosius II issued in the first half of the
42  8,17|         of the Macedonian dynasty issued their famous novels to defend
43  8,17|     overcome this evil. The novel issued by Romanus Lecapenus in
44  8,17|          granting an exkuseia was issued only in the middle of the
45  8,17|          granting an exkuseia was issued in the middle of the eleventh
46  8,17|         the opening of the eighth issued by Constantine IV (668-685),
47  8,17|           Justinian II, which was issued in September, 688, and which