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 1  8,2 |       poet, and artist, Theodore Metochites,[26] whose name is associated
 2  9,17|   magnificent palace of Theodore Metochites.[317]~ From the point of
 3  9,18|          Andronicus II, Theodore Metochites, is sometimes remembered
 4  9,18|          Andronicus II, Theodore Metochites is an exceedingly interesting
 5  9,18|           makes it probable that Metochites’ statement was not a practical
 6  9,18|      kneeling figure of Theodore Metochites in the gorgeous dress of
 7  9,18|  contemporaries — place Theodore Metochites along with Nicephorus Gregoras
 8  9,18| investigator defined the work of Metochites as prodigious and various,
 9  9,18|        Th. Uspensky) to consider Metochites a forerunner of the Byzantine
10  9,18|           an inestimable mine of Metochites’ ideas,” which gives the
11  9,18|          and profound erudition. Metochites cited and, in all probability,
12  9,18|          of Andronicus II.[401]~ Metochites wrote twenty poems, of which
13  9,18|           In the nineteenth poem Metochites gave a detailed description
14  9,18|  subtlest style had most value.~ Metochites also left some letters;
15  9,18|   destroyed by his enemies.[405] Metochites’ role in art is also very
16  9,18|       the whole work of Theodore Metochites. There is still much to
17  9,18|         of Moschopulus, Theodore Metochites, and Gregoras, and was the