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 1  2,3 |     ancient times considered of highest esteem has become dishonorable
 2  2,4 |         Caesar for his son, the highest rank in the Empire. The
 3  3,6 |       the clergy, even those of highest rank, but he also considered
 4  3,6 |         the clergy, to fill the highest hierarchic posts according
 5  3,13|          Glory be to God in the highest… Let the heaven rejoice,
 6  3,16|          the central widest and highest royal door was intended
 7  4,3 |     Empire. He was treated with highest honors by Justinian, who,
 8  5,1 | initiated and led by one of the highest civil officials, Nicephorus,
 9  5,8 |  Theodora, who soon rose to the highest ranks of curopalates and
10  5,8 |        church hymns reached the highest point of their development
11  6   |      Tzimisces, and reached its highest point in the reign of Basil
12  6   |      This was the moment of the highest strength and glory ever
13  6,1 |     whom the Empire rose to its highest power and glory. With his
14  6,7 |      stood, so to speak, on the highest rank of the Byzantine bureaucratic
15  6,7 |    organization had reached the highest stage of its development
16  7,4 |      the court, and reached the highest degrees. Forced to flee
17  7,4 |     west and east reached their highest point of strain and burst
18  8,16|      unanimously pay to him the highest tributes.[156]~ Numerous
19  8,16|    Blemmydes, the ruler is “the highest official ordained by God
20  8,16|         and to lead them to the highest good.” The emperor as “the
21  8,16|         himself. He reached the highest offices but failed in his
22  8,16|        their conflicts with the highest ecclesiastical authority,
23  9,2 |       the late Emperor; and the highest officials of Constantinople
24  9,5 |       by the approbation of the highest Greek clergy of the conquered
25  9,12|           From this time on the highest posts in the hierarchy are
26  9,13|      darkness of ignorance. The highest, most sincere, and most
27  9,13|        of the past. This is the highest contemplation—the contemplation
28  9,13|      perfect, i.e. attained the highest degree of hesychia, “contemplation.”
29  9,13|     Hesychasts who attained the highest degree of perfection “of
30  9,18|    gorgeous dress of one of the highest Byzantine dignitaries holding
31  9,19|         Byzantine professor the highest praise and most sincere