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 1  2,2 |    tetrarchy, “of the power of four persons.” The administrative power
 2  2,2 |          the Rhine; twenty thousand persons who were held as captives
 3  2,3 |             of the most influential persons during the reign of Theodosius
 4  2,5 |         additional taxation fell on persons unable to pay, as well as
 5  3   |           occupied by the following persons: Justin the Elder (518-27),
 6  3,9 |          silk trade. Some person or persons[107] successfully evaded
 7  3,16|            with the memory of three persons: first, Galla Placidia,
 8  5,5 |           also for prescribing that persons guilty of icon worship should
 9  5,6 |             have been three exalted persons in the world. (The first
10  5,8 |             representations of holy persons or sacred scenes from the
11  6,2 |          capacity of eight thousand persons; the edifice, he said, was
12  6,7 |  introduction to the Prochiron, all persons interested in a more detailed
13  6,8 |             or addresses to various persons, including a number of contemporary
14  7,1 |            more than seven thousand persons (usually said to be more
15  7,1 |            and the Greeks; in their persons stood face to face not only
16  7,1 |       appointed by the Emperor from persons belonging to the Greek Eastern
17  7,2 |       support in the capital in the persons of the two dead Emperors,
18  7,2 |       adopted their tongue. “In the persons of the leaders,” said V.
19  7,4 |            for the biography of the persons addressed. A Book of Stories (
20  8,2 |             presence of the noblest persons of the Empire at the beginning
21  8,16|          authority of which, in the persons of the most celebrated writers
22  9,12|            more or less compromised persons in government authority.
23  9,15|          the newborn Christ; in the persons of the Magi the painter
24  9,17|             of the ambitions of two persons who contested with each
25  9,18| understanding the real situation of persons and events.”[356] A more
26  9,18|            great many other eminent persons of his epoch.[371]~ Until
27  9,18|      Theodore Meliteniotes. Several persons of this name are known who