History of the Byzantine Empire, 324-1453, المجلد 2 |
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الصفحة 568
Of course the word pronoia after receiving the special meaning of imperial grant did not lose its original sense , so that in a later period which cannot ... In the course of time the granted estate itself began to be called pronoia .
Of course the word pronoia after receiving the special meaning of imperial grant did not lose its original sense , so that in a later period which cannot ... In the course of time the granted estate itself began to be called pronoia .
الصفحة 571
enter granted possessions , and the recipient of the grant of immunity was also granted the right of collecting state revenues . " 217 In Roman legislative documents the Latin terms immunitas and excusatio are identical in meaning ...
enter granted possessions , and the recipient of the grant of immunity was also granted the right of collecting state revenues . " 217 In Roman legislative documents the Latin terms immunitas and excusatio are identical in meaning ...
الصفحة 619
The charters ( chrysobulls ) written in Greek granted by Dushan to the Greek monasteries of Athos testify not only to his confirmation of their former privileges , exemptions , and possessions , but to the granting of new ones .
The charters ( chrysobulls ) written in Greek granted by Dushan to the Greek monasteries of Athos testify not only to his confirmation of their former privileges , exemptions , and possessions , but to the granting of new ones .
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BYZANTIUM AND THE CRUSADES | 375 |
THE EMPIRE OF NICAEA 120461 | 506 |
Empire514 | 514 |
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