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 1  2,2 |          his words, his court, his treasury; he himself was a sacred
 2  2,4 |           partly from the imperial treasury, partly from the treasuries
 3  2,5 |         poured into the government treasury from this tax, Anastasius
 4  3,8 |         These groups had their own treasury for financing the charioteers,
 5  3,8 |         taxes were coming into the treasury with constantly increasing
 6  3,8 | inviolability of the rights of the treasury, while on the other hand
 7  3,8 |      income, “increasing the state treasury and exerting all possible
 8  3,8 |        used to fill the government treasury, the fisc, “which took the
 9  3,8 |          speaks of “the government treasury overburdened with many debts
10  4,1 |           of the exhaustion of the treasury, Heraclius had recourse
11  5,3 |           from the imperial “pious treasury,” so that “they take nothing
12  5,8 |           paid from the government treasury. The famous scholar of this
13  6,2 |            expense of the imperial treasury. Second, the Emperor should
14  6,7 |          of the emptiness of their treasury caused by the transfer of
15  6,7 |     possessions confiscated by the treasury. This reform was simultaneous
16  6,7 |            that the demands of the treasury could not consider any prescription;
17  6,7 |    maintenance from the government treasury, while the strategi of the
18  6,7 |           districts and not by the treasury.~ The theme organization
19  6,8 |    considered the interests of the treasury of primary importance, and ;
20  7,1 |      brought large revenues to the treasury, especially because of the
21  7,4 |         means for replenishing the treasury.~ As far as one can judge
22  7,4 |     receive high salaries from the treasury; the sale of public offices
23  7,4 |          property was to go to the treasury. This prohibition of Manuel,
24  8,14|        revenues should go into the treasury of the curia.~ In the letter
25  8,15|            and filled the imperial treasury. By diminishing taxes Vatatzes
26  8,16|         his theological treatise A Treasury of Orthodoxy. Theodore’s
27  8,17|       begun to complain that their treasury was depleted and their riches
28  9,3 |     akritai and confiscated to the treasury the greater part of their