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 1  2,1 | conversion,[12] and more recently J. Maurice, a well-known scholar
 2  2,5 |           of the Austrian scholar J. Strzygowski, Orient or
 3  3   |           that he was a Roman.[8] J. A. Kulakovsky considered
 4  3,16|      wrote execrable verses.[157] J. Maspero calls Dioscorus
 5  5,6 |         Eastern Roman Empire, and J. B. Bury did this by entitling
 6  5,7 |      rulers. The three volumes of J. A. Kulakovsky deal only
 7  6,8 |          period prior to 1081. As J. Laurent asserted, “In 1080,
 8  6,8 |           Austrian art historian, J. Strzygowski, attempted
 9  7,3 |          of Phorcias, and Helena, J. Schmitt thinks that Mistra,
10  8,17|        236] An English historian, J. B. Bury, says that the
11  9,4 |          500 souls).[101] In 1854 J. G. Hahn, the author of
12  9,12|         Russian church historian, J. E. Troizky, described the
13  9,12|        the struggle continued. As J. Troizky said, the struggle
14  9,12|           schism again;”[260] but J. Troizky, said this was “
15  9,12|      field of the Christian East, J. Sokolov, “goes back to
16  9,13| Papamichael and its exposition by J. Sokolov, the Hesychasts
17  9,19|           the nineteenth century, J. V. Kireyevsky, wrote: “