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 1  3,16|        literature but wrote execrable verses.[157] J. Maspero calls Dioscorus
 2  4,1 |             of my coreligionists read verses and fairy tales of the Arabs,
 3  4,4 |             in harmonious and correct verses the military campaigns of
 4  5,8 |               certain insulting Greek verses composed by Theophilus himself
 5  7,4 |         Benjamin of Tudela, with some verses of John Tzetzes, a poet
 6  7,4 | Constantinople. Parodying two Homeric verses of the Iliad (IV, 437-38) “
 7  7,4 |      Prodromus, dedicated to her many verses, and Constantine Manasses
 8  7,4 |             This poem consists of 938 verses and gives much information
 9  7,4 |          twelfth century in political verses, and dedicated to the enlightened
10  7,4 |              It contains seventy-nine verses, covering briefly the time
11  8,16|       Composed in popular (political) verses on the occasion of the marriage
12  8,16|          story” composed in political verses, the story of Callimachos
13  9,18|              poem in 3062 “political” verses, entitled Concerning Prudence (
14  9,18|               more than nine thousand verses in length, which has already
15  9,18|            verse (about four thousand verses) “Lybistros and Rhodamne,”