Both works will first be placed into a wider context of the ideology of Byzantine
emperorship. Eusebius of Caesarea's praise of Constantine I provides a valuable starting point for the development of Christian imperial ideology, and the centrality of piety and virtue in justifying an emperor's authority.
If
emperorship is regarded as absolute, signified and publicity power which make state by elements like land, government, nation, independence and freedom are variables from it.
In 1920, Red Revolution Community sent a telegram to embassies, announcing the dissolution of
emperorship and formation of a soviet republic in Guilan [18].
The term "Heaven's blessings" refers to blessings and emoluments bestowed by Heaven, but it was also a metaphor for the
emperorship. Here it must refer to Cao Cao's status as king of Wei.
China's traditional state, namely,
emperorship, lasted several thousand years before it was completely defeated by modern forms of the state from the West.
She considers setting the scene for changing
emperorship, the impact of crisis on the position of the senatorial elite, a prosopography of the senatorial elite families, praetorian prefects and other high-ranking equestrians, and Septimius Severus and Gallienus as contrasting versions of high-ranking military officers.
The former governor said he appreciates how Akihito ''is making the
emperorship more meaningful to the people because of the way he makes contacts.''
(But if Titus sought personal power, why did he turn down the
emperorship offered him?) "Brutus' ventriloquizing of Rome is an act of bad faith" (155), commencing "a populist justification for the assassination of Caesar at the same instant he fears the people have willingly acclaimed Caesar their king" (148).
Plots to destroy monogamy, the
Emperorship of America, these are elements featured in Pagan Kennedy's "The Dangerous Joy of Dr.
A civil libertarian asks whether the presidency is becoming an
emperorship. "That would be bad"--he pauses for effect--"even if it was me."
