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 1  9,7 |         Byzantine humanist Manuel Chrysoloras, who was at that time in
 2  9,7 |          to help the Empire.[165] Chrysoloras’ mission, however, came
 3  9,19|       Byzantine humanists, Manuel Chrysoloras, Gemistus Plethon, and Bessarion
 4  9,19|        fourteenth century, Manuel Chrysoloras enjoyed in his native country
 5  9,19| Constantinople on purpose to hear Chrysoloras; the latter taught him Greek,
 6  9,19|           to study Greek authors. Chrysoloras, by order of the Emperor,
 7  9,19|           short stay in Byzantium Chrysoloras returned to Italy, and then,
 8  9,19|           and died there in 1415. Chrysoloras’ chief importance was apparently
 9  9,19|          wit of a Terence. Manuel Chrysoloras is a veritable Greek; he
10  9,19|           now known. After Manuel Chrysoloras, who aroused an enthusiastic
11  9,19|           these was an auditor of Chrysoloras in Constantinople, Guarino.