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 1  2,2 |   sacred dream of restoring his favorite religion. During the first
 2  2,3 |  parties. The first influential favorite was Rufinus, appointed during
 3  2,3 |      The rapid rise of this new favorite was due primarily to his
 4  2,3 |        the powerful eunuch, the favorite Eutropius. He was supported
 5  2,3 |      exclusive influence of the favorite, Eutropius, and an opportunity
 6  2,5 |       scholar, resorted to “our favorite modern language of numbers,”
 7  2,5 |       the pupil of Libanius and favorite of Antioch, John Chrysostom.
 8  3,8 |   circus or the Hippodrome, the favorite gathering place of the inhabitants
 9  3,8 |  chariot races had remained the favorite spectacle at the circus
10  3,16|    perfection. This work became favorite reading among the Byzantine
11  3,16| civilization. It later became a favorite book, not only in the Byzantine
12  4,1 |       tribe could worship their favorite deity during their stay
13  4,4 |     This work, dealing with the favorite subject of Christian writers,
14  5,8 |       government affairs to her favorite, Theoctistus. When Michael
15  5,8 |      intrigues of the new court favorite, Basil, the future founder
16  5,8 |      work of Theophanes was the favorite source of subsequent chroniclers.
17  5,8 |        everyday life became the favorite subject of artists, and
18  5,8 |       ordered a portrait of his favorite charioteer.~ The artistic
19  6,1 |   completely subject to his new favorite, who was soon proclaimed
20  6,8 |      The first of these was his favorite hero. He left a collection
21  7,1 |       the hands of the regent’s favorite, Alexius Comnenus, Manuel’
22  7,1 |        against the all‑powerful favorite Alexius Comnenus; at the
23  7,1 |        Mary of Antioch, and her favorite, Alexius Comnenus, reposed
24  7,1 |      restoration of Italy was a favorite dream of the emperors of
25  7,1 |       well informed on Manuel’s favorite sports of which hunting
26  7,1 |      was proclaimed regent; her favorite Alexius Comnenus, Manuel’
27  7,4 |        years of his life to his favorite literary work and to bring
28  8,13|    forget his studies, even his favorite philosophy. Realizing the
29  8,16|      basis for teaching and the favorite textbook of philosophy not
30  9,2 |      lifetime his grandfather’s favorite. But Andronicus was frivolous
31  9,2 |         partisan and the former favorite of Cantacuzene, the ambitious
32  9,2 |      old John V, as well as his favorite son and heir, Manuel, were
33  9,18|    prove the superiority of his favorite philosopher over Aristotle.
34  9,18|         Planudes’ translations, favorite textbooks for the study
35  9,18|        principal source and his favorite author.[400] In his works