Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,2 |           position of Caesar (355) married Helena, a sister of Constantius.
 2  2,2 |            Arcadius (395-408), who married Eudoxia, the daughter of
 3  2,2 |            II his sister Pulcheria married Marcian of Thrace, who became
 4  2,2 |         daughter of Leo I, who was married to the Isaurian Zeno, had
 5  2,2 |            died his wife, Ariadne, married a silentiary,[64] the aged
 6  2,2 |            the position of Caesar, married him to his sister, Helena,
 7  2,5 |   allegiance from Plato to Christ, married a Christian girl, and became
 8  3,2 |        rank of patrician, and soon married her. With his accession
 9  4   |     Khazars, whose sister he later married. Still later, with the aid
10  4,1 |           improved greatly when he married her. He was of a sensitive,
11  5,1 | Constantine V Copronymus (741-75), married Irene, daughter of the Khagan
12  5,1 |            from 775 to 780. Leo IV married a Greek girl from Athens,
13  5,8 |           Greek family of Rangabé, married to Procopia, a sister of
14  5,8 |       Theophilus (829-42), who was married to the famous restorer of
15  5,8 |           by one Greek, Michael I, married to the daughter of Nicephorus
16  6,1 |         and Constantine. Theophano married the capable general, Nicephorus
17  6,1 |      imperial title because he had married Theodora, a sister of Romanus
18  6,1 |          senator, Romanus Argyrus, married to Constantine’s daughter,
19  6,1 |         the age of about fifty-six married her lover, Michael the Paphlagonian,
20  6,1 |           the same year (1042) Zoë married for the third time, and
21  6,4 |          Vladimir was baptized and married the Byzantine princess,
22  6,7 |       ascetically inclined Emperor married the young and beautiful
23  7,1 |            their hands. Manuel was married twice, each time to a western
24  7,1 |            position more solid, he married the widow of Alexius II,
25  7,1 |  threatening. Frederick Barbarossa married his son and heir, Henry,
26  7,2 |          man of low birth, who was married to a daughter of the Emperor
27  7,2 |           king of Germany, who was married to his sister Irene, daughter
28  7,2 |           family of the Angeli and married to a daughter of Alexius
29  7,3 |            whose daughter had been married to the German king, Philip
30  7,3 |        Swabia, of Germany, who had married a daughter of Isaac Angelus,
31  7,3 |          Philip of Swabia, who had married Irene, Alexius’ sister and
32  8,7 |        Peter de Courtenay, who had married Yolande, the sister of Baldwin
33  8,10|           bear his loneliness”[75] married Constance of Hohenstaufen,
34  9,2 |           emperor.”[10] Andronicus married twice. His first wife, Anne,
35  9,2 |           but, in the end, Michael married an Armenian princess, Xenia-Maria.~
36  9,2 |        from the Turks (he had even married his daughter to an Ottoman
37  9,2 |            his daughter Helena was married to the young Palaeologus.
38  9,2 |         throne the new Emperor had married Helena, daughter of the
39  9,2 |          1448. The new Emperor was married three times, and all three
40  9,2 |         Constantine had been twice married, both of his wives belonging
41  9,2 |           to whom his daughter was married, and died at Hadrianople
42  9,2 |         the sister of Andreas, was married to the far distant Grand
43  9,6 |      Palaeologus. Cantacuzene even married his daughter to Sultan Orkhan.