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 1  2,3 |     whether my bath is ready; one says, ‘The Son has been made
 2  2,4 | Constantinople in the Middle Ages says that under Theodosius II
 3  3,8 |           contemplated campaigns, says the Novel, “it is imperative
 4  3,8 |      population. One contemporary says that “a foreign invasion
 5  3,16|          Procopius and Agathias,” says Krumbacher, “he is the peak
 6  4,1 |          blow. Here is what Diehl says with regard to the events
 7  5,2 |          mosque, which, tradition says, he constructed at Constantinople.[
 8  5,8 |            An Arab historian even says that Mamun looked forward
 9  5,8 |     Catholic Encyclopedia in 1910 says that the romance Barlaam
10  6,7 |  sarcophagus of Nicephorus, which says that this emperor “vanquished
11  7,1 |           as a Russian chronicler says.~ Appointed Duke of Cilicia,
12  7,1 |      Yahya of Antioch. The latter says that in 1012 a Bedouin chief
13  7,1 |          by.” This comparison, as says the French historian Chalandon,
14  7,2 |         of the seas or, as a tale says, that Athos should be put
15  7,4 |          the monastery. Chalandon says, “the island of Patmos became
16  7,4 |       Conversation” the patriarch says that the pope is “reeking
17  7,4 |           place the same traveler says: “All sorts of merchants
18  8,17|    English historian, J. B. Bury, says that the continuous strife
19  9,3 |         65] A Byzantine historian says that the Mamluks were drawn
20  9,4 |    possesses a bad character, one says, “She must be a Catalan
21  9,5 |      duration, that, as Florinsky says, “in it, properly speaking,
22  9,19|          and Boccaccio distinctly says that he “has seen no single