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 1  2,2 |    seat of the prophets, were wise men, let them be the first
 2  5,3 |  external enemies, but also a wise and capable legislator.
 3  5,3 |    issued in the name of the “wise and pious emperors, Leo
 4  5,3 |      Leo and Constantine, the wise and pious kings, from the
 5  5,7 |   gifted administrator, and a wise legislator who understood
 6  5,8 |     Krum, an able warrior and wise organizer, who proved to
 7  5,8 |      defending the Empire and wise in his administrative measures.
 8  5,8 |      both gifted warriors and wise administrators, victorious
 9  5,8 |      accomplishments of their wise political activities. The
10  5,8 |    her poems, “she was also a wise but singular woman, who
11  6,1 |     VI the Philosopher or the Wise (886-912),[4] and Alexander (
12  6,2 |     his successor, Leo VI the Wise (886-912). A war broke out
13  6,2 |      family of Bagratids. The wise administration of this ruler
14  6,3 | represented a real success of wise and energetic policy on
15  6,4 |       the reign of Leo VI the Wise in the year 907 the Russian
16  6,4 |     Great Prince Iaroslav the Wise sent his older son, Vladimir,
17  6,7 |    fourth marriage of Leo the Wise. Both parties remained satisfied
18  6,7 |     of Basil I and Leo VI the Wise, i.e., the Basilics and
19  6,7 |     and successor, Leo VI the Wise, to publish the Basilics (
20  6,7 |     in the time of Leo VI the Wise the strategi of the eastern
21  6,8 | gathered.~ Emperor Leo VI the Wise, a pupil of Photius, though
22  7,4 |      Latins, among them three wise men skilled in the two languages
23  8,13|     for better days under the wise rule of the Emperor who
24  8,16|   Blemmydes’ abstract king is wise but lacking in human passions
25  9,11|      John Beccus (Veccus), “a wise man, master of eloquence
26  9,12|   usually ascribed to Leo the Wise in about 900. But in the
27  9,13|   Cyparissiotes surnamed “the Wise.”[277] At this moment, according
28 App  |       VI the Philosopher (the Wise), 886-912.~~~~~~Alexander,