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 1  3,7 |         not bring the results he hoped for. The Monophysites did
 2  3,8 |          and Italy.~ The Emperor hoped that his numerous hasty
 3  3,11|         being that Justinian had hoped to arrange this by a southern
 4  4,2 |   Patriarch Sergius. The Emperor hoped that the Ecthesis would
 5  5,4 |        destroy images because he hoped that this measure would
 6  5,4 |          in all aspects of life, hoped, by prohibiting the worship
 7  5,8 |       the emigrants, the Emperor hoped to avert the danger of an
 8  6,7 |       III. By this measure Basil hoped to strengthen his position
 9  6,7 |   Through this latter measure he hoped to acquire unlimited authority
10  7,1 |      Empire; for that purpose he hoped, with the aid of the pope,
11  7,1 |         the Venetians themselves hoped in the course of time to
12  7,1 |         manage them, and also he hoped that in their new settlement
13  7,1 |    religion; not improbably they hoped at the first opportunity
14  7,1 | Vasilievsky, “undoubtedly Manuel hoped to stand at the head of
15  7,1 | Byzantine territory; the Emperor hoped later on to transfer hostilities
16  7,1 |          king of Germany, Manuel hoped “to restore the Eastern
17  7,1 |       understood this, and still hoped to recover, and get rid
18  7,1 |           from whom he evidently hoped to get support, by pledging
19  8,11|          of the Catholic church, hoped to convert the Mongols to
20  8,13|   otherwise Hellenism might have hoped for better days under the
21  8,14|     alien and annexed,”[124] and hoped that it would be later restored
22  9,3 |         of Charles of Anjou, and hoped for the Latin occupation
23  9,4 |       Sea, where apparently they hoped for a trade monopoly. This
24  9,8 |          predecessors, John VIII hoped to receive real help against
25  9,12|        Theodore II Lascaris, who hoped that Arsenius, exalted beyond
26  9,19|        this purpose the Italians hoped to use the Byzantine libraries.