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 1  2,2 |            brought with me from my own house a goose as an offering to
 2  3,4 |            place in the Persian ruling house, and in the year 532 Justinian
 3  4   |         related to the famous Armenian house of the Arsacids.[1] Somewhat
 4  5,5 |               a church or in a private house, or possesses it in secret,
 5  5,6 |               kings of the Carolingian house. At the end of the eighth
 6  5,6 |          famous representative of this house, Charles the Great or Charlemagne.
 7  5,8 |           seems to have existed at the house of Photius where a select
 8  6,8 |      representatives of the Macedonian house.~ Among the notable writers
 9  7,1 |                residence in Yaroslav’s house, ate and hunted with him,
10  7,1 |              of Manuel adorned his new house with paintings, and among
11  7,1 |     illustrating upon the walls of his house that which would have been
12  7,1 |         alliance with the Norman royal house was made to establish a
13  7,1 |             and often live in the same house.” After some days of pillage
14  7,2 | Characteristics of the Emperors of the House of the Angeli.~The dynasty
15  7,2 |                first emperor from this house, who was therefore related
16  7,3 |               power passed over to the house of the Villehardouins. The
17  7,4 |             life. The emperors of this house felt themselves to be masters
18  7,4 |                of the elevation of the house of the Comneni and which
19  7,4 |       activities of the members of the house of the Comneni, his work
20  7,4 |               gradual elevation of the house of the Comneni in the period
21  7,4 |              Thessalonica. Eustathius’ house in Constantinople was a
22  8,2 |              years old, related to the house of the Angeli through his
23  8,2 |                Alexius III, and to the house of the Comneni through Alexius
24  8,2 |               bombarded, and no single house was left untouched. The
25  9,2 |        Trebizond, Maria (Mary), of the house of the Comnent, “who was
26  9,2 |               heiress to the declining house of Byzantium, the new Tsarina
27  9,2 |                rights of the Byzantine house to Moscow, as to a new Tsargrad,
28  9,6 |              Straits a sort of customs house which took commercial tolls
29  9,9 |               Emperor-hero and for the house of the Palaeologi in general,
30  9,12|                to such a pass that one house and one family held representatives
31  9,12|          separates the dwellers of one house: father is opposed to son,
32  9,15|         Renaissance. Ferrara under the House of Este and Florence under
33  9,15|            Este and Florence under the House of Medici were brilliant
34  9,17|                now it is sufficient to house the ships.” “The Emperor’
35  9,17|              service of the mercantile house of the Bardi, gave valuable
36  9,19|                for Italy.~ At Rome the house of Bessarion became a center