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 1  2,1|         and Constantine became the sole ruler of the Roman Empire.~
 2  2,1|         others, rather than as the sole champion of Christianity.
 3  2,2|            Licinius and had become sole Emperor, arrived in 324
 4  2,2|        Constantius thus became the sole master of the Empire and
 5  2,2|             Constantius became the sole ruler of the Empire.~ As
 6  2,3|         Theodosius aimed to be the sole arbiter of the church affairs
 7  2,5|            of his son, Zeno became sole emperor (474-91). His accession
 8  2,5|           and glorifies; he is the sole “republican” of the fifth
 9  3,3|           in the restored empire a sole Christian faith among the
10  3,3|          viewed Justinian as their sole protector. Conditions in
11  3,5|          hands of the emperor, the sole form of legislation was
12  3,5|           Justinian; it became the sole authoritative code of laws
13  4,1|      existence, never recognized a sole ruler for the entire land.
14  5,1|        blinded her son, and became sole ruler of the Empire (797-
15  5,2|  accidental that the reign of the ‘sole pious’ Umayyad calif, Omar
16  5,4|         III, desirous of being the sole autocratic ruler in all
17  5,4|        also considered himself the sole authority in spiritual as
18  5,6|         the year 800 he became the sole ruler and the continuator
19  5,6|            The imperial dogma of a sole empire rested upon the dogma
20  5,6|         rested upon the dogma of a sole God, since only in his capacity
21  5,8|      feasts. Basil then became the sole ruler of the Empire and
22  6,1|          Monomachus and became the sole ruler of the Empire after
23  6,2| Constantine Porphyrogenitus became sole emperor. “It was the end
24  6,4|          ought to be viewed as the sole hint at Oleg’s treaties
25  7,1|           years of age, became the sole all‑powerful emperor.~ Ascending
26  7,1|             began to aim openly at sole dominion. By his order,
27  9,2|         Palaeologus finally became sole Emperor, but received, especially
28  9,5|           the coronation Stephen’s sole dream was to reach Constantinople;
29  9,6|          call John Cantacuzene the sole cause of the first establishment
30  9,8|      sultan. After John had become sole ruler of the Empire, his
31 App |             Constantine the Great (sole emperor), 324-337.~~~~~~