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 1  2,2 |        their eyes to view their sovereign. Everything concerning the
 2  2,2 |       Empire swayed by a single sovereign and the Christian religion,
 3  2,2 |  expressed the hope that a good sovereign might be found to take his
 4  2,5 |    latter then became the legal sovereign in the eyes of the native
 5  4,1 |        its glory and power. The sovereign of India sent his congratulations
 6  5,1 |     Empire women could exercise sovereign power on the throne, i.e.
 7  5,6 |      designating the legitimate sovereign of Constantinople, as the
 8  5,8 |         declared that this last sovereign of the Amorian dynasty possessed
 9  6,1 |    throne as the autocratic and sovereign basilissa, i.e., Empress
10  6,6 |     justified the claims of his sovereign. In one part of this work
11  6,6 |        a state of impotence, my sovereign, the most august emperor,
12  7,1 |        we consider Alexius as a sovereign defending the interests
13  7,1 |          but also to the German sovereign, who had important interests
14  7,1 |    friendship,” that the German sovereign promised to be “a friend
15  7,1 | alliance between the “orthodox” sovereign of Germany and the “schismatic”
16  7,1 |       and reconciled the German sovereign to the pope. In other words,
17  7,1 |        old, became all‑powerful sovereign of the Empire. In order
18  7,1 |     wearing golden ornaments as sovereign, but as a worker, oppressed
19  7,1 |    Normans of William II. John, sovereign of a young and strong people,
20  7,3 |        the theory of the German sovereign’s role and returned to the
21  7,3 |      which above all others was sovereign. And be it known to you
22  8,2 |       Greek patriots saw in the sovereign of Nicaea a possible liberator
23  8,17|          the landowner became a sovereign. This process concerned
24  9,4 |       the Catalans “guided by a sovereign like Leo III or like Basil
25  9,7 |         was met by Manuel. Each sovereign remained on his own galley,
26  9,7 |       all the trials which this sovereign shared with his people,
27  9,9 |   dog-Turk,”[213] was the first sovereign in history who had at his