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 1  9,2 |       of the Palaeologi, George Phrantzes, preserved in his History
 2  9,3 |       fifteenth century, George Phrantzes, wrote: “Under Michael Palaeologus,
 3  9,7 |         the Byzantine historian Phrantzes, said of Manuel: “One who
 4  9,9 | estimation of the event. George Phrantzes, who participated in the
 5  9,9 |         by the Greek historian, Phrantzes,[219] Constantine incited
 6  9,9 |         the most tragic.[222]~ ~Phrantzes wrote: “Who will tell of
 7  9,18|         But these four — George Phrantzes, Ducas, Laonikos Chalcocondyles (
 8  9,18|      general.~ The Chronicle of Phrantzes has been preserved in two
 9  9,18|  whereas the longer (maius), or Phrantzes’ History, covers the time
10  9,18|     conquered the Peloponnesus, Phrantzes fled to the island of Corfù,
11  9,18|       his relations were close, Phrantzes was their special historian
12  9,18|       the distinctive traits of Phrantzes’ work. In spite of his prejudices,
13  9,18|      the reign of John VIII on. Phrantzes’ style is simple and easy;
14  9,18|  Italian words. A biographer of Phrantzes remarked: “Essentially a
15  9,18|      man of affairs” means that Phrantzes was closely connected with