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 1  2,3 |     Magi. But Christian sources praise him for his goodness, mildness,
 2  2,5 |    rather gave full sway to the praise and glorification of his
 3  3,16|     exaggerations and excessive praise, this work contains an abundance
 4  3,16|  Johannis, written in honor and praise of the Byzantine general,
 5  5,4 |        be adored, we altogether praise thee; but we blame thee
 6  5,7 | emperors, there is no excessive praise for these rulers. The three
 7  5,7 |          abstain from excessive praise of the Isaurian dynasty.
 8  6,2 |         first is worthy of high praise. And in the praise, a part
 9  6,2 |         high praise. And in the praise, a part should be given
10  6,8 |     when attempting to give due praise to Emperor Manuel Comnenus,
11  7,3 |       miracle effected “for the praise and glory of His name, for
12  7,4 |        his journey some glowing praise of Constantinople as a result
13  8,12|      rare unanimity the sources praise him. His son and successor,
14  9,9 |  Turkish.[198] Oriental sources praise his piety, justice, clemency,
15  9,18|       himself from blame and to praise himself and his friends
16  9,19| Byzantine professor the highest praise and most sincere enthusiasm.