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 1  2,1 |    Empire, Constantinople.~ The person who was chiefly responsible
 2  2,2 |         he himself was a sacred person. His court, which Constantine
 3  2,2 |        be entrusted to the same person. Each Augustus was to be
 4  3,6 |        he was to combine in his person all temporal and spiritual
 5  3,8 |   hardly be accomplished by one person of high authority. And we
 6  3,8 |   functions in the hands of one person, a governor, who was called
 7  3,9 |       Empire’s silk trade. Some person or persons[107] successfully
 8  3,12|      found its protector in the person of the pope, who was forced
 9  3,13|       deeds! … Let every single person’s liberty be now at length
10  4,4 |      Such a man appeared in the person of the strategus of the
11  5,3 |      they take nothing from any person who might come under their
12  5,4 |      literally, adoring not the person or the idea represented
13  5,5 | Anathema was proclaimed for any person who “ventures to represent
14  5,7 |      means of iron and blood, a person of great military genius.”[
15  6,2 |       an efficient chief in the person of Saif-ad-Daulah, a member
16  6,6 |        of a strong rival in the person of the German ruler, Otto
17  6,8 |      husband for Eudocia in the person of Romanus Diogenes. The
18  6,8 |      very capable leader in the person of Robert Guiscard, “who,
19  7,1 |    Vasilievsky declared “in the person of Tzachas there appeared
20  7,1 |   troops, but, if necessary, in person with all forces of the German
21  7,1 |       Manuel came to Cilicia in person. His arrival was so sudden
22  7,1 |      ruler and replace him by a person who would keep up the social
23  7,2 |         Balkan peninsula in the person of the Bulgarian king. The
24  7,2 |     rights to Byzantium. In the person of Henry VI the new Byzantine
25  7,3 |       elected a new head in the person of Boniface, marquis of
26  7,4 |   Catholic church, which in the person of the pope, could prevent
27  7,4 |   almost always faithful to one person, even in his disgrace and
28  7,4 |   disgrace and misfortune; this person was the sister-in-law of
29  8,2 |  victory of Hadrianople. In his person, Nikov said, there “disappeared
30  8,5 |      East and West.”[45] In the person of Henry the most dangerous
31  8,6 |        This man appeared in the person of John Vatatzes.~ At that
32  8,10|      Sicily. The latter, in the person of the Emperor Henry VI,
33  8,17|     began to concentrate in one person; the same individual, namely
34  8,17|   hardly be accomplished by one person of high authority. And we
35  8,17|     dynasty in Byzantium in the person of his son, also Heraclius.~
36  9,2 |         and, going to Venice in person, redeemed his father from
37  9,4 |         independent head in the person of a Serbian archbishop.
38  9,5 |         is, to establish in his person a Serbian dynasty on the
39  9,11|         against the West in the person of the powerful and menacing
40  9,14|         Emperor Manuel, came in person to Venice and redeemed his
41  9,18|       wife; he finds her in the person of an Indian princess, seeks