Chapter, Paragraph

 1  3,4 |     returned to the large landed aristocracy of Italy and to the church
 2  4   |          of those members of the aristocracy who were not willing to
 3  5,2 | representatives of the Byzantine aristocracy, which had become particularly
 4  5,4 |    parade dress of the Byzantine aristocracy. The toga of one of the
 5  6,8 |        time the large landowning aristocracy in the provinces did not
 6  7,1 |          any family of the Latin aristocracy which can trace its pedigree
 7  7,1 |        weaken the office‑holding aristocracy and large landowning aristocracy,
 8  7,1 | aristocracy and large landowning aristocracy, because the preponderance
 9  7,1 |         members of the Byzantine aristocracy were put to death. Michael
10  7,1 |    Andronicus with the Byzantine aristocracy, both of birth and of wealth,
11  7,1 |       preponderance of Byzantine aristocracy, so John, the power of boyars [
12  7,1 |    unfortunate that by weakening aristocracy they both weakened the state;
13  7,1 |        the persecuted landowning aristocracy were only waiting for the
14  7,2 |    excluded except the Byzantine aristocracy.”~ Isaac II (1185-95) who
15  7,4 |       the Empire was broken, the aristocracy obtained the upper hand,
16  7,4 |       and wealth in favor of the aristocracy.” The Empire was hastening
17  7,4 |   imperial land grants, made the aristocracy master of immense territories.
18  7,4 | Andronicus towards the Byzantine aristocracy and large landowners, against
19  7,4 |       and wealth in favor of the aristocracy, just as it is forced to
20  8,15|         that such risings of the aristocracy against Vatatzes actually
21  8,15|    dissatisfaction of the landed aristocracy, which brought about severe
22  8,15|        throne, the officeholding aristocracy persecuted by his father
23  8,15|    diminish the influence of the aristocracy, and severe measures were
24  8,15|    contemporary writer.[146] The aristocracy was put down under Theodore
25  8,15|        who was only a child, the aristocracy again increased their influence.~
26  8,17|   Emperor’s struggle against the aristocracy based on landownership,
27  8,17|          might of the large land aristocracy always grew; feudalism always
28  8,17|         this powerful provincial aristocracy had the same consequences
29  9,9 |     gorgeous and brave Byzantine aristocracy; priests and soldiers intermingled;
30  9,17|         the populace against the aristocracy.”[321]~ At the head of the
31  9,18|         neither to democracy nor aristocracy, he had a political ideal