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 1  3,8 |       and Remus. The original meaning of the names of the four
 2  3,8 |     cry of the rioters, Nika, meaning “victory” or “vanquish,”
 3  4   |   usually surnamed Pogonatus, meaning “the bearded,” but modern
 4  4,1 |      of their city to Medina, meaning “the city of the prophet.”~
 5  4,1 |    title of Caliph (Khalifa), meaning “vicar.” The three subsequent
 6  4,1 |     Arabic name of Gibraltar, meaning “the mountain of Tarik.”
 7  5,1 |     of the Empire in the full meaning of the term. Since the time
 8  5,3 |      The title of the Ecloga (meaning “selection” or “extract”)
 9  5,3 |  various books and that their meaning, difficult for some, is
10  5,4 |       in the movement and the meaning of the movement itself.~
11  5,7 |  disclose in it more profound meaning and still greater universal
12  6,2 |     the title of Shahin-shah, meaning “King of Kings,” of Armenia.
13  6,7 |      the Greek word basileus, meaning tsar, emperor; hence the
14  6,7 |       tax called allelengyon, meaning mutual warrant (αλληλεγγυον).
15  6,8 |       Greek word akra (ακρα), meaning “border.” The Akritai sometimes
16  6,8 |  western European markgraves (meaning rulers of the borderlands,
17  6,8 |      cossacks of the ukraina (meaning border, also) in the history
18  7,3 |       against the Christians, meaning not to reconquer Jerusalem,
19  8,17|        Recently, however, the meaning of the term feudalism has
20  8,17|  kharistikion corresponded in meaning to the Latin word beneficium,
21  8,17|       reason why the original meaning of kharistikon, a grant
22  8,17|      which received a special meaning owing to special conditions
23  8,17|       pronoia is a Greek word meaning “forethought, care” in the
24  8,17|   after receiving the special meaning of imperial grant did not
25  8,17|      certainty on the special meaning of pronoia from documents
26  8,17|       no way proves that this meaning of pronoia could not have
27  8,17|     may establish the special meaning of pronoia for the period
28  8,17|  excusare), with an analogous meaning. Scholars particularly interested
29  8,17|    excusatio are identical in meaning, and the attempts of some
30  8,17|     from the Greek word akra, meaning border. The akritai sometimes
31  8,17|   western European margraves (meaning rulers of the borderland,
32  8,17| cossacks of the ukraina (also meaning border), in the history
33  9,7 |       word moria (μωρια)[174] meaning silliness, folly. In contrast