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 1  4,4 |            John of Antioch and the anonymous author of the Chronicon
 2  5,8 |           since 1894, when a short anonymous chronicle found in Brussels
 3  5,8 |      before the publication of the anonymous chronicle, and on the basis
 4  5,8 |       before the appearance of the anonymous chronicle of Brussels, and
 5  5,8 |          With the exception of one anonymous writer on Emperor Leo V
 6  6,8 | chroniclers of this period was the anonymous continuator of Theophanes (
 7  6,8 |        Theodosius of Melitene, the anonymous Continuator of George Hamartolus,
 8  7,1 |         had no definite result. An anonymous panegyrist of John, however,
 9  7,1 |         suddenly seized Edessa. An anonymous Syriac chronicle recently
10  7,1 |        defeat at Myriocephalon, an anonymous panegyrist of Manuel turned
11  7,4 |         this work is considered as anonymous, but perhaps Timarion was
12  8,16|            literary sources, often anonymous and not to be exactly dated,
13  8,16|            historical content.~ An anonymous romance in verse, Belthandros
14  8,16|       judgment of scholars on this anonymous romance gives an indication,
15  9,17|           it is strange to read an anonymous treatise concerning court
16  9,18|        erroneous, and probably the anonymous author of the Greek version