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 1  9,3 |          the fourteenth century, Gregoras, wrote that Charles “was
 2  9,5 |   fourteenth century, Nicephorus Gregoras, put into the mouth of John
 3  9,6 |        several times. Nicephorus Gregoras remarked that Cantacuzene
 4  9,6 |  contemporary source, Nicephorus Gregoras, stated that the income
 5  9,11|      science,”[242] according to Gregoras, had been opposed to union
 6  9,12|          historian of that time, Gregoras, noted that one patriarch “
 7  9,13|    Byzantine scholar, Nicephorus Gregoras, Barlaam fled to Thessalonica
 8  9,13|    active opponent in Nicephorus Gregoras, who had formerly acted
 9  9,13|       chief opponent, Nicephorus Gregoras, was exposed to insults
10  9,17|   fourteenth century, Nicephorus Gregoras, described the wedding festivities
11  9,18|         of Byzantium, Nicephorus Gregoras, who participated in the
12  9,18|       Emperor a calendar reform. Gregoras, after several years of
13  9,18|         even confined in prison. Gregoras ended his stormy life, in
14  9,18|           begins with this year. Gregoras could not help giving full
15  9,18|      vary in their estimation of Gregoras’ importance. Krumbacher
16  9,18|        most recent biographer of Gregoras, Guilland, disagreed with
17  9,18|        Krumbacher. He wrote: “Is Gregoras the greatest polyhistor
18  9,18|         he is not the greatest … Gregoras is not the greatest, but
19  9,18|       event, the universality of Gregoras’ knowledge is amazing, and
20  9,18|  literary activity of Nicephorus Gregoras, a violent opponent of the
21  9,18|          contemporary Nicephorus Gregoras wrote: “From morning to
22  9,18|            The famous Nicephorus Gregoras, who was among his pupils,
23  9,18| Metochites along with Nicephorus Gregoras and Demetrius Cydones as
24  9,18|         Theodore Metochites, and Gregoras, and was the author of many