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 1  6,8 |       Byzantine Empire. Theodore Prodromus, the poet of the twelfth
 2  7,4 |      probably, teacher, Theodore Prodromus, dedicated to her many verses,
 3  7,4 |      very learned poet, Theodore Prodromus, or Ptochoprodromus (the
 4  7,4 |        Ptochoprodromus (the poor Prodromus), as he sometimes named
 5  7,4 |       humility. Various works of Prodromus afford much material for
 6  7,4 |      with more or less reason to Prodromus are very numerous, nevertheless
 7  7,4 |          time the personality of Prodromus evokes among scholars great
 8  7,4 |       ascribed in manuscripts to Prodromus. One group of scholars recognize
 9  7,4 |         writers with the name of Prodromus, another group three, and
10  7,4 |       connected with the name of Prodromus has been published.~ The
11  7,4 |   published.~ The best period of Prodromus’ activity was the first
12  7,4 |     widows.” In all probability, Prodromus died about 1150.~ Prodromus
13  7,4 |      Prodromus died about 1150.~ Prodromus belonged, said Diehl, to
14  7,4 |        secure. The whole life of Prodromus passed in search of protectors,
15  7,4 |      whom he had to flatter. But Prodromus must be given credit for
16  7,4 | situation of men of letters like Prodromus was at times very hard;
17  7,4 |         was formerly ascribed to Prodromus, the author expressed regret
18  7,4 |      preserved under the name of Prodromus. Prodromus was a novelist,
19  7,4 |     under the name of Prodromus. Prodromus was a novelist, a hagiographer,
20  7,4 |          classes in the capital. Prodromus has often incurred severe
21  7,4 |        fact that for a long time Prodromus was judged by his weakest,
22  7,4 |  literary history in particular. Prodromus is noteworthy also for one
23  7,4 |         spite of all his defects Prodromus without doubt belongs among
24  8,16|          epithalamia of Theodore Prodromus. Nicholas Irenikos’ poem