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 1  2,1 |           an Illyrian family. His mother, Helena, was a Christian
 2  2,1 |           in Palestine, where his mother, Helena, supposedly found
 3  2,1 | significance, although it was the mother church of Christendom and
 4  2,2 |          at a very early age: his mother died a few months after
 5  2,2 |      Homer and Hesiod to Julian’s mother. While Mardonius acquainted
 6  2,2 |         Land of civilization, the mother of all that was good and
 7  2,4 |          Virgin Mary was not the “Mother of God” but the “Mother
 8  2,4 |           Mother of God” but the “Mother of Christ,” the “Mother
 9  2,4 |           Mother of Christ,” the “Mother of a man.”~ Nestorius’ persecutions
10  3,16|      Theodosius the Great and the mother of the western emperor,
11  5,2 |         of Constantine VI and his mother Irene, when the Byzantine
12  5,6 |           twelve years old, whose mother Irene was the real ruler
13  5,8 |       minority of Michael III his mother Theodora was the official
14  5,8 |          be killed, compelled his mother to take holy orders, and
15  6,6 | fairy-like magnificence where his mother had been born and bred.
16  6,8 |           Muhammedan Arab and his mother a Christian Greek. Digenes
17  7,1 |        took the leading part; his mother was also entangled. The
18  7,1 |           his father’s death. His mother, Mary of Antioch, was proclaimed
19  7,1 |         and commanded the Empress‑mother, Mary of Antioch, to be
20  7,1 |       Euphrosinia, an icon of the Mother of God, of Ephesus. It should
21  7,1 |      ascended the throne, and his mother Mary (Maria) of Antioch
22  7,3 |      returned to obedience to its mother, the Holy Catholic Church,
23  7,4 |           was a child, and of his mother, had sought for the support
24  7,4 |        highly educated and clever mother of Alexius I Comnenus, Anna
25  7,4 |        greatness of the city, the mother of eloquence and wisdom,
26  7,4 |      sorrow; “Oh, city of Athens! Mother of wisdom! To what ignorance
27  8,8 |          the queen of France, the mother of Louis IX, Pope Honorius
28  8,14|      itself from the bosom of its mother as if from its step-mother.”[
29  9,2 |         his activity. Andronicus’ mother, the widow Xenia-Maria,
30  9,2 |         of his grandfather on his mother’s side, Dragosh (Dragases).
31  9,2 |           heir arose. The Empress mother, Manuel II’s wife, who was
32  9,7 |           taken it if the Blessed Mother of God had not preserved
33  9,7 |           the intercession of the Mother of God, the constant protectress
34  9,12|         father is opposed to son, mother to daughter, sister-in-law
35  9,13|    Palaeologus, half-Latin on his mother’s side, who himself became