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 1  2,2 |             master of the Empire and ruled until the year 361. He was
 2  2,2 |              of the Empire; Arcadius ruled in the east and Honorius
 3  2,2 |        proclaimed emperor in 491 and ruled as Anastasius I until 518.~
 4  2,2 |              The sons of Constantine ruled the Empire jointly after
 5  2,3 |           eastern part, and Honorius ruled in the West.~ Theodosius
 6  2,3 |            in them and that they are ruled by a noble youth![117]~ ~
 7  2,5 |             before, one Roman Empire ruled by two emperors, one in
 8  2,5 |        formed; Italy was practically ruled by German chiefs, and at
 9  3,8 |           between the rulers and the ruled.”[89] The officials had
10  4   |           was proclaimed emperor and ruled from 641 to 668. The Greek
11  4   |               with a cut-off nose”), ruled twice, from 685 to 695 and
12  4,1 |              the Christians who were ruled by men of an alien faith.”[
13  4,4 | establishment of extensive districts ruled by strong military power,
14  5,1 |              the other women had all ruled in the name of a son or
15  5,1 |             the Byzantine Empire was ruled by a dynasty of eastern
16  5,4 |             of Elvira (in Spain) had ruled “that there must be no pictures (
17  5,5 |              New Helen.”[101] It was ruled that relics had to be placed
18  5,6 |              where no woman had ever ruled with full imperial authority.
19  5,8 |     Nicephorus I. But Michael I also ruled only for a short period
20  5,8 |            exile.~ Michael I Rangabé ruled only for a short period (
21  5,8 |             this time the caliphate, ruled by Harun-ar-Rashid and Mamun,
22  6,1 |     Constantine Porphyrogenitus, who ruled independently from 945 until
23  6,1 |              Zoë, became emperor and ruled from 1028 until 1034. Zoë
24  6,1 |             his wife’s entreaty, and ruled as Michael IV the Paphlagonian
25  6,1 |             the Byzantine Empire was ruled by the unusual combination
26  6,1 |           was proclaimed emperor. He ruled as Constantine IX Monomachus
27  6,2 |              of the Hamdanids, which ruled Aleppo. His court became
28  6,2 |              a new Armenian kingdom, ruled by the dynasty of Bagratids,
29  6,3 |        Bulgarian trade. Bulgaria was ruled at this time by its very
30  6,3 |            into a Byzantine province ruled by an imperial governor.
31  6,7 |              the regency of Zoë, who ruled during the minority of her
32  6,7 |           which the Empire was to be ruled. The preface to the Prochiron
33  6,7 |     generally, to “a small province” ruled by a clisurarch, whose authority
34  6,8 |          short-lived. Isaac Comnenus ruled only from 1057 to 1059,
35  6,8 |              Romanus IV Diogenes and ruled from 1067 to 1071.~ His
36  8,2 |            of Theodore Lascaris, who ruled from 1204 to 1222, there
37  8,2 |          upon Theodore Lascaris, who ruled for about the first four
38  8,9 |              who was taken prisoner, ruled Thessalonica thereafter,
39  9,2 |             of John, Andronicus, who ruled the Empire in his father’
40  9,4 |             dynasty founded by Osman ruled in Turkey until 1923.[76]~
41  9,17|           Despotat of Morea was also ruled by sons or brothers of the