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But at the time, there was a new emperor every other month.
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Asked about his hopes for the new emperor, he said he had none.
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A new emperor must have the ministers of his own choosing.
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The moment the new emperor ascended the throne, Wei was all-powerful.
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That was the whim of the new emperor, Ferdinand, the degenerate.
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In addition, the whole world was watching our new emperor Vespasian.
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But a new emperor ruled in Rome: Aurelian, soldier and statesman.
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Vitellius, the new emperor, was remarkable for his gluttony and his coarse vices.
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The Senate, however, passed a decree that the army should name the new emperor.
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The new emperor called himself Alexander, and was even thought to deserve the name.
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The new emperor did not meditate a breach of faith.
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The new emperor surrounded himself with buffoons, playactors, and boon-companions.
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Tacitus, the new emperor, was however worthy of his throne.
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What sentiments did his subjects entertain of their new emperor?
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This new emperor, however, ruled so badly that Alaric thought it best to restore Honorius.
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To the new emperor, unless the elector yielded, Luther's case had now to be referred.
