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 1  3,12|       upon the Acts of the martyr Demetrius, the protector of Thessalonica,
 2  3,15|      Peninsula is the Acta of St. Demetrius, mentioned above. This was
 3  7,4 |      occasion of the feast of St. Demetrius, the patron of the city,
 4  8,2 |        miracles of the martyr St. Demetrius, which exist in Greek and
 5  8,7 |            and of “all Bulgaria,” Demetrius Chomatenus (Chomatianos),
 6  8,7 |   basileus. One of the letters of Demetrius Chomatenus shows that the
 7  8,7 |      anointment by the archbishop Demetrius Chomatenus must have brought
 8  8,16|      Corcyra, Italian Corfù); and Demetrius Chomatenos (Chomatianos),
 9  8,16|    ordained by John of Naupactus, Demetrius Chomatenus (Chomatianos),
10  8,16|      metropolitan of Corcyra, and Demetrius Chomatenus, archbishop of
11  8,17| Thessalonica to the Church of St. Demetrius “for all following and everlasting
12  9,2 |         who survived Constantine, Demetrius Palaeologus was captured
13  9,6 |    prominent writer of the epoch, Demetrius Cydones, testified that
14  9,8 |    mosques, but the Church of St. Demetrius of Thessalonica, the chief
15  9,18|           the thirteenth century, Demetrius Cydones who lived in the
16  9,18|       draw needed material.[364]~ Demetrius Cydones belongs among the
17  9,18|           Nicephorus Gregoras and Demetrius Cydones as one of the most
18  9,18|  philologist of the same time was Demetrius Triklinius, an excellent