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 1  2,1 |   largely drawn from the leading classes, whilst: a large number
 2  2,1 |         recruited from the lower classes, or in the main from country
 3  2,3 |     clergy, were taken up by all classes of society and were discussed
 4  2,5 |      donkeys, and dogs. The poor classes suffered particularly from
 5  2,5 |    weighed heavily on the poorer classes, so that the whole financial
 6  3,8 |        as the party of the upper classes, the Greens of the lower.
 7  3,8 |     Blues representing the upper classes and the Greens the lower.[
 8  4,1 |         of people from the lower classes, and shortly after to some
 9  5,8 |         masters.”[129] The lower classes rose against their oppressors,
10  7,1 |        with the different social classes. Sharing in the general
11  7,1 |       means. As far as the lower classes were concerned, the peasants,
12  7,1 |       towards not only the lower classes of the Byzantine population,
13  7,1 |        not only among the higher classes; an atmosphere of irritation
14  7,2 |          from the revolution all classes were excluded except the
15  7,4 |     taxation fell upon the lower classes who were completely exhausted
16  7,4 |         situation of the taxable classes improve. Andronicus is known
17  7,4 |          interests and the lower classes against Manuel’s latinophile
18  7,4 |      Manuel, depriving the lower classes of the chance of possessing
19  7,4 | concerning the life of the lower classes in the capital. Prodromus
20  9,5 |        in Greek. “The privileged classes in Serbia, large landowners
21  9,7 |     should be divided into three classes: (1) the cultivators of
22  9,12|          clergy and the educated classes of society.~ Naturally,
23  9,12|       pressure of the privileged classes and foreign merchant monopolists —
24  9,17|     between the higher and lower classes were very strained under
25  9,17|          the hatred of the lower classes for the wealthy was felt
26  9,17|        populace against the rich classes (δυνατοι); then it spread
27  9,17|        sources distinguish three classes at Thessalonica: (1) the
28  9,17|       but a struggle between two classes, of which one wanted to
29  9,17|      wrote: “The struggle of the classes, rich against poor, aristocrats
30  9,19|        of humanists attended his classes. At the request of Emperor