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 1  2,2 |            Emperor himself took an active part in the offering of
 2  3,16|            and archives, while his active participation in the campaigns
 3  3,16|      Theodosius II continued to be active in Justinian’s epoch. New
 4  4,1 |       Heraclius, a very gifted and active emperor, seemed practically
 5  4,1 |         with the Persians and took active part in the massacres, during
 6  5,2 |            time of al-Mahdi.~ Very active relations existed between
 7  5,2 |            the throne and rendered active assistance to Leo III in
 8  5,2 |          these Greek Slavs took an active part in the plot against
 9  5,8 |            they gave Theophilus no active assistance.~ During the
10  6,2 |        tenth century was marked by active operations of the Muslim
11  6,2 |            military victory in the active and glorious reign of the
12  6,6 |       church, Pope John VIII began active negotiations with Basil
13  6,7 |           a more detailed study of active law were supposed to use
14  6,8 |            sides: the Normans were active in the west, the Patzinaks
15  6,8 |  dissatisfied with his independent active rule. It is known that he
16  6,8 |           Empire, and they took an active part in the taking as well
17  6,8 |        Asia Minor.~During the very active, though very brief, rule
18  6,8 |          period the Patzinaks were active participants in the struggle
19  6,8 |          he contributed greatly by active participation. He wrote
20  6,8 |       Mysticus, well known for his active part in the ecclesiastical
21  7,1 |            had previously taken an active part in the Bulgaro‑Byzantine
22  7,1 |    especially to the confident and active Pope Urban II. The modest
23  7,2 |   Bulgarians without doubt took an active part in it with them, and
24  7,4 |            Comneni was an epoch of active relations with the popes
25  7,4 |              Relations became more active under John’s latinophile
26  8,1 |            in Asia Minor — took an active part in the complicated
27  8,7 |         for the first time what an active part in the Epirotic movement
28  8,13|         John Vatatzes intact. This active and philosophically educated
29  8,16|            himself entirely to the active study of the Scriptures
30  8,16|       Franks in 1204. John took an active part in the disputes with
31  8,16| metropolitan of Naupactus, took an active part in the political, public,
32  9,7 |           going on a very real and active polemic struggle between
33  9,11|       partisan of the union and an active supporter of the Emperor
34  9,12|       example, the zealots took an active part in the troubles of
35  9,13|           this time he met with an active opponent in Nicephorus Gregoras,
36  9,17|           that this trade was very active and was carried on chiefly
37  9,18|        last days of the Empire. An active ecclesiastical life marked
38  9,18|       successful teaching, took an active part in the stormy theological
39  9,18|         monastery. Cydones took an active part in the religious disputes