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 1  2,5 | Chalcedon, which called forth a correspondence between the Emperor and
 2  4,1 |        scholars who accept this correspondence as a historical fact.[51]~
 3  6,6 |       of Basil I an interesting correspondence with Louis II exists. It
 4  6,6 |         the Byzantine Empire in correspondence with the course of the Byzantine
 5  7,4 |      state archives, diplomatic correspondence, and imperial decrees. The
 6  7,4 |        1185; his very important correspondence; the famous treatise on
 7  8,7 |        John Apocaucus. From his correspondence, wrote V. G. Vasilievsky, “
 8  8,10|        Epirus had held friendly correspondence with the western Emperor
 9  8,10|        78] are reflected in his correspondence with John Vatatzes. In one
10  8,14|     attempts by conferences and correspondence to find ways and means of
11  8,16|        thought. There is also a correspondence of Blemmydes with Theodore
12  8,16|         love for knowledge. The correspondence of Theodore published at
13  8,16|      But the publication of the correspondence of John, from a manuscript
14  8,16|     which has produced his vast correspondence, his love and feeling for
15  9,18|  century is Cydones’ voluminous correspondence. Most of his letters are
16  9,18|    letter.[372]~The unpublished correspondence of the patriarch of Constantinople,
17  9,18|         at all.[382] Cabasilas’ correspondence deserves publication. According
18  9,18|       Aristotle. Chumnos was in correspondence with almost all the personalities