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 1  2,1 |       conversion.[13] Boissier noted that for Constantine the
 2  4,1 |       A similar process may be noted in Egypt. The year 699,
 3  6,2 |       by this Persian traveler noted that even the Emperor himself
 4  7,1 |      annihilated. Anna Comnena noted: “One could see an extraordinary
 5  8,17|   grown broader; scholars have noted that the presence of feudalizing
 6  8,17| immunity are, of course, to be noted in the internal life of
 7  8,17|  kharistikarios.”[205] Another noted Russian Byzantinist, Th.
 8  8,17|        traces of community are noted in the organization of military
 9  8,17|     But this hypothesis of the noted Russian historian cannot
10  9,12|        of that time, Gregoras, noted that one patriarch “could
11  9,17|       Golden Horn, at Pera, he noted: “The city of Pera is only
12  9,17|      Venetian type may also be noted. The last golden coin of
13  9,18| polemic. A revival may also be noted in poetry. Finally, this
14  9,18|       Cydones’ orations may be noted two “deliberative” orations (
15  9,18|      his correspondents may be noted Manuel II (32 letters),