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 1  2,1|  element in his conversion.[13] Boissier noted that for
 2  3,2|    might sully their robes.[13] But all these dark details
 3  4  |  Vardan or Philippicus (711-13); Artemius, renamed Anastasius
 4  4,1|     the hands of Heraclius.[13]~ After some hesitation
 5  5,2| preceding calif, Suleiman.”[13]~ Fourteen years after the
 6  5,8|   short period of time (811-13), for he was deposed, chiefly
 7  5,8|     for a short period (811-13) and was under the constant
 8  6,2|   of confident aggression.”[13] The Arabs, too, had an
 9  7,1|    the words of a Psalm (79:13) compares the Bulgarian
10  7,1|    of Christ” (cf. Hebr. 11:13); “do not fear any more
11  7,2|    of the capital, on April 13, 1204, Constantinople passed
12  8,2|     of the Bulgarian king.”[13]~ The battle of Hadrianople
13  9,2|    princess, Anne of Savoy,[13] were both hostile to Cantacuzene.