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 1  2,2 |          a livelihood and receive pay from the works of these
 2  2,3 |          how many oboli I have to pay; in answer they are philosophizing
 3  2,3 |     Emperor Gordian was forced to pay the Goths an annual tribute.
 4  2,3 |         the Emperor was forced to pay them a large sum of money
 5  2,5 |         fell on persons unable to pay, as well as on the unproductive
 6  3,4 |           Byzantine Empire should pay a very large annual tribute
 7  3,4 |         and then he was forced to pay a large sum of money for
 8  3,4 |          The Emperor undertook to pay Persia annually a very large
 9  3,4 |        exhausted population could pay. The Emperor’s attempts
10  3,8 |       expenses his subjects “must pay the government taxes willingly
11  3,8 |       honest men; the latter must pay their taxes willingly, fully,
12  3,8 |          frequently kept back its pay. But the army, consisting
13  4,1 |      favor the caliph promised to pay a certain tribute. This
14  4,1 |         which he bound himself to pay the Bulgarians annual tribute
15  5,2 |    Byzantine Empire, which was to pay a tribute, as in the time
16  5,2 |   failures was forced to agree to pay tribute to the Bulgarians.~
17  5,4 |           thus inducing others to pay closer attention to it.
18  6,3 |      harsh, though Romanus had to pay a yearly tribute to Simeon.
19  6,4 |     costly gifts and promising to pay Igor a tribute similar to
20  6,6 |      noise? To whom does the city pay taxes? And did not this
21  6,7 |         the powerful magnates and pay for that protection the
22  6,7 |         the latter were unable to pay them. If this measure, so
23  6,8 |       money; (2) Byzantium was to pay a large annual tribute to
24  7,3 |        religion was concerned, to pay a large amount of money,
25  7,3 |        the vessels they could not pay the Republic of St. Mark
26  7,3 |         is to say, that he should pay them a large sum of money
27  7,3 |        its suburb, and, unable to pay the whole amount, besought
28  7,4 |      ability of the population to pay taxes also decreased. Some
29  7,4 | territories could not, of course, pay taxes. The situation was
30  8,2 |           the Franks and began to pay them tributes.”[5] At this
31  8,16|        contemporaries unanimously pay to him the highest tributes.[
32  9,2 |         account of his failure to pay back borrowed money. While
33  9,3 |         his military expenses and pay him an annual tribute. Charles
34  9,4 |           war and would fight for pay for anyone against anyone,
35  9,4 |      coast of Asia Minor began to pay tribute to the Turks. In
36  9,6 |          The Emperor continued to pay tribute to the sultan.~
37  9,7 |    pledged himself to continue to pay the sultan a definite tribute,
38  9,8 |      Morea and pledged himself to pay a tribute to the sultan.~
39  9,9 |           Turks: they are said to pay tribute to them! The Venetians
40  9,16|        the Greeks were obliged to pay an annual tribute (charadj).
41  9,17|     Turkish stock.[308] Unable to pay its mercenaries well, the