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 1  2,1 |        that the emperor himself told and confirmed by oath the
 2  2,2 |        visiting Emperor. Julian told the story of his visit in
 3  2,5 |         his letters. One source told how, “clothed in a mantle,
 4  3,9 |       shores of the Red Sea. He told also of Indian and African
 5  3,9 |        it exists.”[102]~ Cosmas told a very interesting story
 6  3,9 |        These circumstances were told us by Sopatrus himself and
 7  3,9 |         from Adule; and as they told the story, the Persian was
 8  7,1 |       the Patzinaks and Turks,” told of the insulting and murdering
 9  7,1 |      Saewulf, his contemporary, told how “the pagan Saracens” (
10  7,1 |           they should have been told that their first duty was
11  8,9 | Bulgaria), the tsar of Bulgaria told of the results of his victory
12  9,4 |      dominion in Greece must be told on the basis of new material.[
13  9,8 |        came from Trebizond, and told the Emperor, who was interested
14  9,18|         theory has not yet been told. But this example plainly