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 1  3,7 |       at which, according to an eyewitness, he appealed to them to
 2  3,9 |      his own observations as an eyewitness and the information obtained
 3  5,8 |         860, of which he was an eyewitness.~ In his striking universality
 4  6,2 |      Syracuse was written by an eyewitness, the monk Theodosius, who
 5  6,8 | contemporary of Basil II and an eyewitness of the events of the Bulgarian
 6  6,8 |         which Cameniates was an eyewitness, has already been mentioned.~
 7  7,1 |     valuable, was written by an eyewitness, the archbishop of Thessalonica,
 8  7,3 |           Nicetas Choniates, an eyewitness of the capture of Constantinople,
 9  7,3 | crusaders, was given by another eyewitness, Nicholas Mesarites, metropolitan
10  9,4 |     Mount Athos were spared. An eyewitness, a pupil of Daniel, igumen (
11  9,7 |      Gallipoli, described as an eyewitness Sigismund’s passage through
12  9,7 |          A Frenchman who was an eyewitness of the Emperor’s entrance
13  9,9 |        Another contemporary and eyewitness, who lived through all the
14  9,9 |       that, Laonikos was not an eyewitness of the last days of Constantinople,
15  9,18|  detailed account is that of an eyewitness. After the fall of Constantinople
16  9,18|         his work, written by an eyewitness close to the events, is
17  9,18|         in several instances an eyewitness — qualities which, in the