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| Alphabetical [« »] burnt 6 burst 9 bursting 1 bury 15 burying 1 bushes 1 business 3 | Frequency [« »] 15 bloody 15 boccaccio 15 bulgaroctonus 15 bury 15 caliphate 15 carrying 15 characteristic | A.A. Vasiliev History of the Byzantine empire IntraText - Concordances bury |
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1 3,4 | inscription about which Bury remarked: “The boast of 2 3,10| ruin. “At his death,” said Bury, “the winds were loosed 3 4,1 | was the king of Persia. Bury wrote: “So long as there 4 5,2 | civilization. The English scholar Bury calls the year 718 “an ecumenical 5 5,6 | In other words,” said Bury, “the act of 812 A.D. revived, 6 5,6 | Roman Empire, and J. B. Bury did this by entitling the 7 5,8 | treatment of iconodules are few. Bury believed that the religious 8 5,8 | its immediate environs. Bury was also of the opinion 9 5,8 | and in this, according to Bury, “the Patriarch appears 10 6,8 | the modern published text. Bury, who wrote a special study 11 6,8 | Akrites.”[185]~ According to Bury, “As Homer reflects all 12 7,4 | as the English scholar Bury said, “were the slaves of 13 8,16| influenced by western literature. Bury suggested that perhaps “ 14 8,16| is found.[187] Finally, Bury said that the romance of 15 8,17| English historian, J. B. Bury, says that the continuous