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 1  2,2 |  Constantius thus became the sole master of the Empire and ruled
 2  2,2 |            Upon becoming the full master of the Empire, he set out
 3  2,3 |           aware that he could not master the barbarians within the
 4  2,3 |        with the military title of Master of Soldiers in Illyricum (
 5  3,5 |          46] could not attempt to master all the contents of the
 6  3,6 |          In his desire to be full master of the church, Justinian
 7  4,4 |           fleet, which was almost master of the Mediterranean Sea
 8  6,2 |         Byzantine general and the master of Aleppo.[22] This treaty
 9  6,6 |      title, Otto strove to become master of all Italy. This was,
10  7,1 |           Manuel became again the master of Cilicia. Thoros submitted
11  7,1 |      raise today legally as their master, they disparage next year
12  7,2 |        Jaffa to Tyre. Saladin was master of the situation.~ ~Henry
13  7,4 |      grants, made the aristocracy master of immense territories.
14  7,4 |   received the honorable title of master of rhetors, and was finally
15  7,4 |       later received the title of master of literature. Thirty-five
16  8,1 |     Emperor of Constantinople and master of the greater part of Thrace;
17  8,1 |           but the Orient remained master over the Orient.”[1]~ ~
18  8,2 |           Asia Minor and was also master of a part of the Mediterranean
19  8,2 |         as a serf looks up to his master; and the Latins warned Kalojan
20  8,9 |      opened the way to the Nicene master to extend his influence
21  8,11|        such conditions upon their master, and they feared that on
22  8,13|           regent, George Muzalon, master the complicated affairs
23  8,16|        falcons and his court. The master of Antioch offers him a
24  9,2 |        Constantinople, and become master of the Balkan peninsula.
25  9,4 |              Andronicus could not master the situation without foreign
26  9,5 |      conceited and seeing himself master of the major part of the
27  9,5 |         glorifies himself as “the master of almost all the Empire
28  9,5 |        Byzantine emperor to a new master, upon whom their further
29  9,5 |            119] In 1355 the Great Master of Serbia died without realizing
30  9,6 |        The king of Cyprus and the Master of the military order of
31  9,11|     Beccus (Veccus), “a wise man, master of eloquence and science,”[
32  9,18|         called him “a clever man, master of eloquence and learning,
33  9,18| originality, and knowledge to his master, Gregorius of Cyprus, Chumnos
34  9,18|  portrayed the personality of his master in a detailed and enthusiastic
35  9,19|           and philosophy; he is a master. This is the first Greek