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-in the De [Administrando Imperio](https://trello.com/c/cKS8d0bp) of Constantine Porphyrogenitus. Constantine had this
+in the [De Administrando Imperio](https://trello.com/c/cKS8d0bp) of Constantine Porphyrogenitus. Constantine had this
 written/compiled as advice to his son, Romanus. It functions as a practical manual, with a heavy foreign policy
 emphasis, on how to be a good emperor. Unlike some advice written by emperors and historians, this one is not a
 panegyric or solely praise; rather, it is candid and informative policy. Furthermore, it is (mostly) secular and