A History of the Eastern Roman Empire from the Fall of Irene to the Accession of Basil I. (A. D. 802-867) |
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Few palace revolutions have been more completely justified by the exigencies of the common weal , and if personal ambitions had not sufficed to bring about the fall of Irene , public interest would have dictated the removal of a sovran ...
Few palace revolutions have been more completely justified by the exigencies of the common weal , and if personal ambitions had not sufficed to bring about the fall of Irene , public interest would have dictated the removal of a sovran ...
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The power exercised by the eunuch Aetius was intolerable to many of the magnates who held high offices of state , and they had good reason to argue that in the interests of the Empire , placed as it was between two formidable foes ...
The power exercised by the eunuch Aetius was intolerable to many of the magnates who held high offices of state , and they had good reason to argue that in the interests of the Empire , placed as it was between two formidable foes ...
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The Armeniac troops refused to support him , but the regiments of the other four Themes which were under his command proclaimed him Emperor on Wednesday , July 19 , A.D. 803.1 This revolt of Bardanes has a dramatic interest beyond the ...
The Armeniac troops refused to support him , but the regiments of the other four Themes which were under his command proclaimed him Emperor on Wednesday , July 19 , A.D. 803.1 This revolt of Bardanes has a dramatic interest beyond the ...
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The doctrine of the third party was ultimately , but not without opposition and protest , victorious ; and the ecclesiastical interest of the reign of Nicephorus centres in this question . Tarasius , who had submitted by turns to the ...
The doctrine of the third party was ultimately , but not without opposition and protest , victorious ; and the ecclesiastical interest of the reign of Nicephorus centres in this question . Tarasius , who had submitted by turns to the ...
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His assertion of this principle was the more impressive , as it concerned a question which did not involve his own interests or actions . It will be remembered that Tarasius had given his sanction to the divorce of Constantine VI . from ...
His assertion of this principle was the more impressive , as it concerned a question which did not involve his own interests or actions . It will be remembered that Tarasius had given his sanction to the divorce of Constantine VI . from ...
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