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 1  3,16|    fragment of the history of Theophanes of Byzantium, who wrote
 2  4,1 |      the pseudo-prophet,” was Theophanes, who wrote in the early
 3  5,1 |      ninth century chronicler Theophanes, author of the main source
 4  5,1 |    Anastasius, who translated Theophanes into Latin in the second
 5  5,1 |     no reason to suppose that Theophanes confused the Syrian Germanicea
 6  5,2 | according to the chronicle of Theophanes, sailed through the Hellespont
 7  5,4 |   according to the chronicler Theophanes, “begin to speak of the
 8  5,5 |    spectators. The chronicler Theophanes relates that a governor
 9  5,8 |       images the two brothers Theophanes and Theodore were flogged
10  5,8 |   same century by his friend, Theophanes the Confessor, whose influence
11  5,8 |    year 817. The chronicle of Theophanes deals with the period from
12  5,8 |      the account, the work of Theophanes is very valuable, not only
13  5,8 |      chroniclers. The work of Theophanes was the favorite source
14  5,8 |       History and the work of Theophanes may be explained by the
15  6,8 |      anonymous continuator of Theophanes (Theophanes Continuarus),
16  6,8 |    continuator of Theophanes (Theophanes Continuarus), who described