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 1  2,1 |       powerful influence if its members are largely drawn from the
 2  2,2 |        of extinguishing all the members of his family spared only
 3  2,2 |    Valentinian I; then by three members of the Spanish dynasty of
 4  2,2 |      about the massacre of many members of his family who had been
 5  2,3 |   Constantinople, in which only members of the eastern church participated.
 6  2,3 |       into a German army, whose members often had to defend the
 7  2,3 |         the Persian Empire. The members of the council made the
 8  2,4 | presided at the council, forced members of the council who did not
 9  3,7 |     violating the conscience of members of the church. This view
10  4   |        dissatisfaction of those members of the aristocracy who were
11  4,1 |        adherents, and even some members of the Lakhmid dynasty accepted
12  5,3 |        it to a commission whose members he chose personally. The
13  5,5 |        in the year 754.[87] The members of the council did not include
14  5,5 |      fact was later used by the members of the Seventh Ecumenical
15  5,5 |      likely, however, that many members of the higher clergy accepted
16  5,7 |   reform at the head and in the members,”[115] “a man who was destined
17  5,8 |        Armenians, Iberians, and members of several other Caucasian
18  6,7 |        small peasant owners and members of organized communes whom
19  7,1 |      large landowners, and many members of the Byzantine aristocracy
20  7,1 |     particularly irritated. The members of some noble Byzantine
21  7,4 |      throne, and to present the members of his family with rich
22  7,4 |     themselves, among whom many members, yielding to the influence
23  7,4 | discussed the activities of the members of the house of the Comneni,
24  7,4 |        Apostle,” over the other members of the Comneni family. Anna
25  7,4 |    participation of the learned members of the Catholic Church who
26  8,2 |        nobility, some prominent members of the church, and some
27  8,7 |      the general consent of the members of the senate, who were
28  8,11|        IV, who, like many other members of the Catholic church,
29  8,13|         patriarch and the chief members of the Catholic clergy had
30  8,15|   granted by the Emperor to the members of his officeholding nobility,
31  8,15|       taken against many of its members; a long list of names of
32  9,4 |        were almost ten thousand members of the expedition; but this
33  9,7 |        Charles VI to the East.~ Members of the most eminent families
34  9,12|     most manifold elements. Its members were beggars, “wearers of
35  9,12|    sometimes even by dishonored members of the imperial family.
36  9,15|      the Church in its head and members, and the settlement of the
37  9,15|        to Florence. Some of the members of the council, however,
38  9,17|    republican government by the members of the zealot party. Complications
39  9,18|      splendid glow.”[337]~ Many members of the imperial families,