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But I did hear word of a great emperor who they call Constantine.
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The legend weaves another wonderful tale about the great emperor blessing his grapes.
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Cambyses was a great emperor, such another as our master is.
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Then came the great emperor Maximin, who persecuted the Christians.
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And the great emperor was a little man like me.
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Later on it was called Aix-la-Chapelle, and became the favourite residence of the great emperor.
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When the great emperor came into the room everyone stood up and bowed to him.
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Seven times had the great emperor subdued the Saxons.
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The year after his death, a great emperor, Justinian, came to the throne at Constantinople.
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The great emperor ordered the council to meet quickly so that Tirant could return to camp.
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The great emperor was carried on a litter, which was richly decorated with gold and silver.
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To think of the great emperor being dead!
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Twenty millions of the people, extolling the liberality of the great emperor, and crying out for bread.
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This great emperor was now nearly seventy years old, yet age had not lessened his crusading zeal.
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Let us drink 'the health of the great emperor, and a long and prosperous alliance with Prussia!'
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The sending of the money to the great emperor was only a blind on the part of Menahem.
