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 1  2,4 |   known only through the small fragments which have been preserved.~
 2  2,5 |    works have survived only in fragments, narrated events up to the
 3  2,5 |          which is preserved in fragments only; his satirical Misopogon (“
 4  2,5 | History, which has survived in fragments, and his information on
 5  3,16|     may judge by the extensive fragments in which alone it has survived,
 6  3,16|     accession of Maurice. Only fragments of this work are in existence
 7  3,16|      His works survive only in fragments preserved in the writings
 8  3,16|  Suidas. On the basis of these fragments it appears that Hesychius
 9  4,4 |      work has survived only in fragments, there have been long disputes
10  4,4 |       Insofar as the surviving fragments show, the work of John of
11  4,4 | Maximus Confessor, which quote fragments of these extinguished works
12  5,4 |        are known to us only by fragments introduced into the works
13  5,4 |     Nicephorus, while numerous fragments of iconoclastic literature
14  5,8 |     known today only by scanty fragments preserved in the works of
15  5,8 |    Seventh Ecumenical Council. Fragments of an extensive work against
16  5,8 |     fact that it has preserved fragments of writings which have disappeared.
17  6,4 |     into English the surviving fragments of an interesting Jewish
18  9,16|       the first to publish the fragments of the acts of this council
19  9,19|        Greek language and some fragments of erudition; but he was