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 1  2,5 | literature.”[178] But in 1923 an English historian wrote: “The time
 2  3   | nineteenth century (1883) by the English scholar Bryce, he proved
 3  4,1 | administration of Egypt.[45] The English papyrologist H. I. Bell
 4  5,2 |       European civilization. The English scholar Bury calls the year
 5  5,3 |     living conditions.”[41]~ The English scholar W. Ashburner edited,
 6  5,7 |        military genius.”[116] An English scholar referred to Leo’
 7  5,8 |   appreciated by historians. The English scholar believed also that
 8  6,4 |       edited and translated into English the surviving fragments
 9  7,1 |           the imperial Varangian‑English bodyguard, and some other
10  7,1 |          with another woman. The English king, William II Rufus,
11  7,1 |         also, in all likelihood, English, Germans, and Spaniards
12  7,3 |       French, the efforts of the English, the vigour of the Germans,
13  7,3 |     composed of French, Flemish, English, Germans, and Sicilians.~
14  7,4 |         Alexius Comnenus, as the English historian Freeman emphasized
15  7,4 |    literature of men who, as the English scholar Bury said, “were
16  8,2 |      Nicaea, located about forty English miles from Constantinople,
17  8,17|    anarchy of the West.”[236] An English historian, J. B. Bury, says
18  9,7 |   support, returned to Paris. An English historian of the fifteenth
19  9,8 |     mentioned, i.e., the French, English, and German, are rather
20  9,9 |          of Byzantine sources an English historian, E. Pears, gave
21  9,9 |          a sudden landing of the English. As far as the English are
22  9,9 |       the English. As far as the English are concerned, they think