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 1  2,1 |           was growing in material wealth through gifts from state
 2  2,2 |           enjoy the sight of your wealth and public spirit. And I
 3  2,5 |     tradition. In addition to the wealth of literary works on purely
 4  3,4 |       throughout the East both in wealth and in size and in population
 5  3,5 |         preserved for posterity a wealth of material extracted from
 6  3,16|       enterprises provided with a wealth of material.~ The special
 7  6,7 |           with the similar landed wealth of the western church in
 8  6,8 |           of the magnificence and wealth found in the midst of the
 9  6,8 |           revealed an astonishing wealth of mural painting,”[194]
10  7,1 |        the Count of the uncounted wealth and treasure accumulated
11  7,1 |          its glory, strong in its wealth, proud of the noble and
12  7,1 |         to profit by the enormous wealth of the Venetian merchants
13  7,1 |           Constantinople. All the wealth and treasures of the capital
14  7,1 |           all admired the beauty, wealth, and power of that city.
15  7,1 | aristocracy, both of birth and of wealth, reminded the Italian historian,
16  7,3 |        markets promised limitless wealth and a brilliant future.
17  7,4 |        these storehouses and this wealth, there is nothing in the
18  7,4 |         in bread, meat, and wine. Wealth like that of Constantinople
19  7,4 |         deprived of its power and wealth in favor of the aristocracy.”
20  7,4 |    Cognasso, said, “its power and wealth in favor of the aristocracy,
21  8,2 |           out the vast extent and wealth of Nicaea.[23] A writer
22  8,15|         attention to the economic wealth of his country. He encouraged
23  8,15|      first of all, to raise their wealth and prosperity; and this
24  8,15|       hoping to regain their lost wealth and influence.[145] But
25  9,3 | contributions, and enjoying great wealth, had had only to render
26  9,3 |         an official census of the wealth of the akritai and confiscated
27  9,9 |        monasteries with all their wealth were robbed and polluted;
28  9,9 |         which allured him “by its wealth and by the tombs of his
29  9,19|   surpassing it in population and wealth.”[456] In his Genealogy