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 1  2,3 |        most dangerous enemies was Empress Eudoxia, a lover of luxury
 2  2,3 |   dedication of the statue to the Empress furnished a new occasion
 3  2,3 |        denounced the vices of the Empress. He was again deposed, and
 4  3,2 |         early years of the future empress must be viewed with some
 5  3,2 |          to the throne she became empress of the Byzantine Empire.
 6  3,7 |           and “the most Christian empress, sent by God in difficult
 7  3,11|     became insane, and it was the Empress Sophia who, by paying 45,
 8  5,1 |       decrees she was not called “empress” but “Irene, the faithful
 9  5,2 |        and in the year 782-83 the Empress was forced to beg for peace.
10  5,2 |   humiliating for the Empire. The Empress assumed the obligation of
11  5,2 |         of the eighth century the Empress Irene sent a special expedition “
12  5,5 |          most pious and orthodox [empress] many years! You have established
13  5,5 |         the holy images under the Empress Irene.”[99] With Leo’s death
14  5,5 |        from which the Emperor and Empress were absent, took place
15  6   |           from 1025 to 1056, when Empress Theodora, the last member
16  6,1 |        sovereign basilissa, i.e., Empress of the Romans. Shortly before
17  6,4 |      received by the Emperor, the Empress, and the heir to the throne.
18  6,8 |   beginning of a general decline. Empress Zoë succeeded in raising
19  6,8 |           1056, with the death of Empress Theodora, Zoë’s sister,
20  6,8 |         In the year 1056 the aged Empress Theodora was compelled by
21  7,1 |       therefore, kept increasing. Empress Mary, formerly so popular,
22  7,1 |         latinophile policy of the Empress‑regent, Mary of Antioch,
23  7,1 |       relatives and commanded the Empress‑mother, Mary of Antioch,
24  8,10|           ivy gently windeth;~The Empress is the cypress-tree, my
25  8,10|          of the former basilissa (empress) of Nicaea has been preserved.
26  8,10|        lady Constance, the august Empress of Greece.”[77]~ Frederick’
27  8,17|         restorer of icon worship, Empress Irene (797-802) and her
28  9,2 | margravate; unable as a Byzantine empress to accept the margravate,
29  9,2 |           only Serbian who became Empress of Byzantium.”[18] She gave
30  9,2 |          erected by the beautiful Empress of Trebizond.~ John VIII
31  9,2 |    question of an heir arose. The Empress mother, Manuel II’s wife,
32  9,8 |           beauty of the Byzantine Empress, who came from Trebizond,