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 1  2,5|         his Life he was a young deacon when he came, during the
 2  3,7|       of Chalcedon. One learned deacon of Carthage wrote, “If the
 3  4,4|      single historian. Only the deacon of St. Sophia, George of
 4  5,5|     shall, if bishop, priest or deacon, be deposed, if monk or
 5  5,6|         of the period, Paul the Deacon, wrote to Charles: “I rejoice
 6  5,8|        bishop, or presbyter, or deacon, will be deposed; if monk
 7  6,2| historian, of the time, Leo the Deacon, wrote that had Nicephorus
 8  6,3|           The historian Leo the Deacon visited the site of the
 9  6,4|       famous history of Leo the Deacon, an invaluable source for
10  6,4|        Sviatoslav which Leo the Deacon put into the mouth of John
11  6,7|    Byzantine historian, Leo the Deacon, wrote that Nicephorus was “
12  6,8|         tenth century.~ Leo the Deacon, a contemporary of Basil
13  6,8|  Tzimisces. The work of Leo the Deacon is also invaluable for the
14  7,4|       in Constantinople, became deacon of the church of St. Sophia,
15  7,4|       some time officiated as a deacon in St. Sophia in Constantinople.
16  7,4|          He began his career as deacon and professor of exegesis