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 1  2,2 |   examination of this question appears after the discussion of
 2  3,1 |       sight some inconsistency appears in Justin’s relations with
 3  3,2 |     calendar under November 14 appears “The Assumption of the Orthodox
 4  3,8 |     stopped with gold,”[84] It appears that the Cappadocian magnates
 5  3,9 |      the early Middle Ages. It appears from this account that in
 6  3,12|      fragmentary material that appears in the sources. During Justinian’
 7  3,16|    basis of these fragments it appears that Hesychius wrote a universal
 8  5,3 |       the Isaurian dynasty. It appears that in Asia Minor, in addition
 9  5,8 |       more than a prologue. It appears to have an importance of
10  5,8 |     Italy in the ninth century appears as follows: The Byzantine
11  5,8 |        to Bury, “the Patriarch appears as one of the forerunners
12  6,6 |       with Louis II exists. It appears from the letters exchanged
13  6,6 |       constantinopolitana), it appears that the Byzantine Empire
14  6,7 |    Athos, as an official term, appears for the first time in the
15  6,8 |        Life of Digenes Akrites appears; this was known even to
16  7,1 |       religious, when Europe … appears the self‑sacrificing champion
17  7,3 |   harry, as they list.~ ~Later appears a description of this castle,
18  7,4 |    moon, the light-bringer who appears washed not by the waves
19  7,4 |     itself who in its splendor appears from its purple bed.” Tzetzes’
20  8,16|       Despotat of Epirus. John appears as a leader of the patriotic
21  8,17|       From these statements it appears that the Cappadocian magnates
22  9,17| deserves further study, but it appears that the social background
23  9,18|        epoch of the Palaeologi appears as a synthesis between the
24  9,19|     upon the Renaissance which appears sometimes in excellent works.