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 1  2,2 |   Megarians had founded a colony named Chalcedon, on the Asiatic
 2  2,2 |        the Bosphorus, Byzantium, named for the chief of the Megarian
 3  2,2 |        the gods;[59] history has named him “the Great;” and the
 4  2,2 |     Athenian philosopher and was named Eudocia when she was baptized.
 5  2,2 |    Christians. Christian writers named the Emperor “dragon,” “Nebuchadnezzar,” “
 6  2,3 |      father of the Emperor, also named Theodosius, who was one
 7  2,3 |         eastern Goths, otherwise named Ostrogoths or Ostgoths,
 8  2,4 |        and Codex Hermogenianus), named perhaps after their authors,
 9  2,5 |  assigned this task to officials named vindices, who probably were
10  3,14|        of the exarch’s son, also named Heraclius, sailed forth
11  5,3 |       theme of the Anatolics and named after the European garrisons
12  5,8 |        reign of Michael II a man named Euphemius organized an uprising
13  5,8 |          the Slavs of the before named provinces.[148]~ In the
14  7,1 |       whom the Byzantine writers named his followers Bogomiles.
15  7,1 |      Armenian families, a family named Rupen (Ruben) began to play
16  7,1 |     capital. On his deathbed, he named his younger son Manuel as
17  7,2 |       the western Emperor, Isaac named him “the king of Alemannia”
18  7,3 |       the Muslims, whom the pope named in his letter pagans, think
19  7,3 |        in his letter to the pope named himself “by the Grace of
20  7,4 |      Prodromus), as he sometimes named himself in order to arouse
21  8,16|        full of various miracles, named in the romance a Castle
22  9,9 |         Plato.[237] Some writers named the Turks Teucrians (Teucri),
23  9,13|          party of the Palamites, named from him. At the same time
24  9,19| Chronologically, the first to be named is a Greek of Calabria,