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 1  2,2 | accomplished a great administrative reform. Nevertheless, both Diocletian
 2  2,2 |           form; it was necessary to reform and improve paganism in
 3  2,2 |            blow was Julian’s school reform. The first edict concerned
 4  2,5 |            that the whole financial reform had in view a more regular
 5  2,5 |            most important financial reform of Anastasius was the abolition,
 6  2,5 |          also by the great currency reform. In the year 498 the large
 7  3,8 |             field of administrative reform were a complete failure.
 8  3,14|       organization, that provincial reform in the Byzantine Empire
 9  4,4 |        Emperor to adopt the Persian reform. The sources, he said, give
10  5,4 |         parallel with the religious reform which condemned images,
11  5,4 |         also a social and political reform. It was the intention of
12  5,4 |    exaggerated when he regarded the reform activities of the emperors
13  5,4 |    iconoclasm as a purely religious reform which aimed to arrest “the
14  5,4 |        believed that this religious reform developed parallel with
15  5,7 |    understood the need for “radical reform at the head and in the members,”[
16  6,6 |           century an administrative reform took place in Byzantine
17  6,7 |   confiscated by the treasury. This reform was simultaneous with the
18  6,7 |             of this movement was to reform the church, raise its low
19  6,7 |         characterized his attempted reform in the field of law as “
20  7,1 |           of carrying out a radical reform of a social system which
21  9,3 |   Palaeologus, attempting financial reform, took an official census
22  9,7 |             of political and social reform for the Peloponnesus. One
23  9,12|        connected the last important reform of the ecclesiastical organization
24  9,15|        announced as its program the reform of the Church in its head
25  9,17|          was an attempt at monetary reform in connection with which
26  9,17|           Manuel II and John VIII a reform took place which placed
27  9,18|           to the Emperor a calendar reform. Gregoras, after several