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 1  2,2 |          not he, then his immediate successors would have been forced to
 2  2,2 |             this territory, and his successors continued to be the same
 3  2,2 |        government introduced by the successors of Diocletian. The Notitia
 4  2,3 |           problems remained for his successors.~ ~Nationality and religion
 5  2,3 |        Alexander of Macedon and his successors. Alexander himself considered
 6  2,3 |             cities in the East. His successors continued this policy of
 7  2,4 |     Theodosius died, leaving to his successors the solution of the problem
 8  2,4 |             during the reign of the successors of Diocletian in the fourth
 9  2,5 |      harmony within the Empire. His successors, moreover, led the Empire
10  2,5 |  persecutions of Diocletian and his successors and suffered much personally
11  3   |         Justinian the Great and his successors (518-610)~In their external
12  3   |          their religious policy the successors of Zeno and Anastasius followed
13  3,3 |           Constantinople, as lawful successors of the Caesars, had historical
14  3,8 |        ruined the East and left his successors a troublesome heritage.
15  3,10|                           Immediate successors of Justinian.~When the powerful
16  3,10|            is to be rectified.~ The successors of Justinian were: Justin
17  3,13|            Religious problems.~ The successors of Justinian favored orthodoxy
18  3,16|             during the reign of his successors. The religious policy of
19  4   |         Heraclius and his immediate successors on the Byzantine throne
20  4,1 |       dynasty. These four immediate successors of Muhammed are known as
21  4,2 |     continued negotiations with the successors of Martin on the papal throne,
22  4,4 |            in its stead. Heraclius’ successors, following his lead, created
23  5,8 |                                     Successors of the Isaurians and the
24  5,8 |          151]~ One of the immediate successors of Krum, Omurtag, “one of
25  6,7 |             John VIII or any of his successors anathematized Photius.[80]
26  6,7 | ecclesiastical matters. Under Leo’s successors there was a noticeable tendency
27  6,7 |          the most remarkable of his successors. According to one historian, “
28  6,7 |         toward the Emperor that his successors were apparently compelled
29  7,1 |        Venetian patriarch and their successors, the imperial charter of
30  7,1 |       Emperor, and no one among his successors was to be able to restore
31  7,3 |            the single Empire of the successors of Justinian; therefore
32  8,5 |             Nicaea passed away. His successors on the Constantinopolitan
33  8,7 |           emperor as well as to his successors. Theodore Lascaris’ apprehensions
34  8,12|            s weak and inexperienced successors could not maintain his conquests.
35  8,14|             Innocent III nor by his successors.~ The Empire of Nicaea had
36  8,17|       Constantine the Great and his successors.[225] It is true all these
37  9,3 |        first formed there under the successors of Saladin; in 1260 these “
38  9,16|       Muhammed II and his immediate successors the religious rights which