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 1  2,1 |        renounced their imperial rank according to the established
 2  2,1 |      only state religion to the rank of all other religions.”[
 3  2,3 |         appointment to the high rank of Augustus, Theodosius
 4  2,3 |    council also established the rank of patriarch of Constantinople
 5  2,3 |         of Constantinople shall rank next to the bishop of Rome,
 6  2,3 |      and deprived of senatorial rank; for what the Romans in
 7  2,3 |  condescendingly, gave them the rank of allies, conferred upon
 8  2,4 |      could advance to very high rank. This educational center
 9  2,4 |      then obtained from Leo the rank of Caesar for his son, the
10  2,4 |        for his son, the highest rank in the Empire. The Emperor
11  2,5 |      raised the question of the rank of the patriarch of Constantinople
12  2,5 |        magnified as she is, and rank next after her.”[138] Furthermore,
13  2,5 |         conferring the imperial rank upon his father, Zeno. Following
14  2,5 |     Zeno to confer upon him the rank of Roman patrician and to
15  3,2 |    court, bestowed upon her the rank of patrician, and soon married
16  3,3 |        Clovis, had received his rank of consul from Anastasius;
17  3,6 |   clergy, even those of highest rank, but he also considered
18  4,1 |        that Muawiya assumed the rank of caliph in Jerusalem.[
19  4,2 |       Sophronius, raised to the rank of patriarch of Jerusalem,
20  4,4 |          renounced his imperial rank, and in the year 717 Leo
21  5,2 |      each other for the supreme rank of khan and initiated many
22  5,6 |      acceptance of the imperial rank. Some have believed that
23  5,6 |     with regard to his imperial rank, then what was the attitude
24  5,6 |         the West.~ The imperial rank obtained by Charles for
25  5,8 |      who was raised to his high rank by the will of the Emperor
26  5,8 |       still bore their imperial rank. These emperors were all
27  5,8 |     deposed by the Emperor. The rank of archbishop of Constantinople
28  5,8 |     attaining the high imperial rank, as did Leo III, Leo V,
29  5,8 | patriarchal throne and his high rank was conferred upon Photius,
30  6,7 |    After long deliberations the rank of patriarch was conferred
31  6,7 |   Phocas (after 963).[123]~ The rank of eparch or prefect of
32  6,7 |        to speak, on the highest rank of the Byzantine bureaucratic
33  6,7 |      and wealthy, attained high rank in service, and had seized
34  6,8 |        of brigands, rose to the rank of a founder of an Empire.”[
35  6,8 |         he continued to rise in rank and grow in influence. Psellus
36  7,1 |        the insignia of imperial rank, and dreamt of making Constantinople
37  7,2 |        Trnovo was raised to the rank of primate.~ Thus, during
38  7,4 |       of senatorial or military rank of the immovable property
39  7,4 |        regardless of his social rank.~ The chrysobull of 1182
40  9,3 |      league. A cardinal of high rank went to Constantinople in
41  9,9 |       everyone according to his rank, his military position,
42  9,17|       passed into the secondary rank and was no longer a normal
43  9,17|    promotions to one or another rank. This treatise serves as