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  1  2,1 |      Byzantine. Its center was the new capital of the Roman Empire,
  2  2,1 |          satisfied national wants. New needs and new desires appeared,
  3  2,1 |      national wants. New needs and new desires appeared, which
  4  2,1 |           alliance with one of the new Augusti, Licinius, and defeated
  5  2,1 |            to Constantinople, the “New Rome.” In studying the position
  6  2,1 |            to have the old and the new religions live peaceably
  7  2,1 |          was placed in an entirely new position.~ Very important
  8  2,1 |        Church of the Nativity. The new capital, Constantinople,
  9  2,1 |            Jerusalem was called to new life in the period of Constantine.
 10  2,1 |       became the state church. The new idea of the kingdom on earth
 11  2,2 |           of Nicaea~Because of the new conditions created in the
 12  2,2 |             But in this movement a new element is present in the
 13  2,2 |       stream. Quite naturally, the new dogmatical movements originated
 14  2,2 |   announced to all communities the new state of harmony and peace
 15  2,2 |          disputes, but caused many new similar movements and complications.
 16  2,2 |            was the foundation of a new capital on the European
 17  2,2 |   beautified with many magnificent new edifices.~ When Constantine
 18  2,2 |    Constantine decided to create a new capital, he did not choose
 19  2,2 |         upon the foundation of the new capital and in 325 the construction
 20  2,2 |            used in beautifying the new capital. Forty thousand
 21  2,2 |            the construction of the new buildings. Many commercial
 22  2,2 |            were proclaimed for the new capital in order to attract
 23  2,2 |           possible to dedicate the new capital officially. The
 24  2,2 |  transferred by Constantine to the new capital, and placed by him
 25  2,2 |          it was often called, the “New Rome,” had exceptional advantages
 26  2,2 |            influence resulted in a new Christian-Greco-Roman, or “
 27  2,2 |           choice of a site for the new capital, the construction
 28  2,2 |             These reforms were not new and unexpected. The Roman
 29  2,2 |            Roman absorption of the new regions of the Hellenistic
 30  2,2 |          be the true founders of a new type of monarchy created
 31  2,2 |            Augustus and selected a new Caesar. This created a sort
 32  2,2 |          time of the election of a new emperor. The first two Augusti
 33  2,2 |            divided into ninety-six new ones, perhaps more. Moreover,
 34  2,2 |            certain number of small new neighboring provinces were
 35  2,2 |      creation of a large number of new officials and a complex
 36  2,2 |          or ranks; and a number of new offices and dignities were
 37  2,2 |          army. After his death the new choice fell on Valentinian (
 38  2,2 |       place in the presence of the new Emperor Julian in the Church
 39  2,2 |       proclaimed him Augustus. The new Augustus demanded that Constantius
 40  2,2 |      persecution instigated by the new Emperor.~ Julian for a long
 41  2,2 |           for use in the school, a new literature of their own.
 42  2,3 |     position. This did not involve new persecutions of the pagans,
 43  2,3 |            have affirmed that this new creed was not and could
 44  2,3 |          because Constantinople is New Rome,” because of the political
 45  2,3 |          were barbarians. In their new territory they found themselves
 46  2,3 |           the army. Then, too, the new subjects would defend the
 47  2,3 |         further development caused new religious movements, which
 48  2,3 |         Syria and Egypt, where the new religious developments caused
 49  2,3 |         fifth century by important new developments in the religious
 50  2,3 |             The rapid rise of this new favorite was due primarily
 51  2,3 |    peninsula, were now headed by a new and ambitious chief, Alaric
 52  2,3 |        Arcadius, encouraged by the new course of events, sent against
 53  2,3 |         already widespread, as the new patriarch. He was transported
 54  2,3 |         recall him from exile. The new peace between the state
 55  2,3 |            the Empress furnished a new occasion for a fiery speech
 56  2,3 |       years later he was sent to a new place of exile on the distant
 57  2,4 |            ardent follower of this new teaching, conditions changed
 58  2,4 |       Celestine, who condemned the new heretical teaching at a
 59  2,4 |            to Persia and founded a new school at Nisibis. The king
 60  2,4 |  particular, by the development of new movements in opposition
 61  2,4 |            one—divine—nature. This new teaching was called Monophysitism,
 62  2,4 |           Cyril of Alexandria. The new teaching was opposed by
 63  2,4 |       condemn the opponents of the new doctrine. The Emperor ratified
 64  2,4 |           philosophers came to the new city, so that even before
 65  2,4 |       beginning to see that in the new capital Greek had undeniable
 66  2,4 |          Latin rhetors by two. The new higher school was given
 67  2,4 |        sort of summary of what the new religion accomplished in
 68  2,4 |           Great had surrounded the new capital with a wall. By
 69  2,4 |         became necessary to devise new means for the defense of
 70  2,4 |           Constantine’s wall. This new wall of Anthemius, which
 71  2,4 |        Cyrus, prefect of the city, new walls were also constructed
 72  2,5 |    Dioscorus. Then it worked out a new religious formula completely
 73  2,5 |            the most holy throne of New Rome, rightly judging that
 74  2,5 |        influence at the court by a new barbarian influence, that
 75  2,5 |      concessions insufficient, and new complications were thus
 76  2,5 |          were plotting against the new Emperor, Anastasius acted
 77  2,5 |            for directions from the new princeps [Anastasius],”[
 78  2,5 |           by the introduction of a new tax, the chrysoteleia (χρυσοτελεια),
 79  2,5 |  praetorian prefect. Although this new system of collecting the
 80  2,5 |  denominations was introduced. The new coinage was welcome, especially
 81  2,5 |         had no marks of value. The new coins were struck at the
 82  2,5 |           of the century, came the new Ostrogothic menace from
 83  2,5 |             and in northern Africa new barbaric kingdoms were formed;
 84  2,5 |            and created a series of new and important questions.
 85  2,5 |         entire Asiatic Orient. The new city of Constantinople,
 86  2,5 |         represented the so-called “new Alexandrian” movement. This
 87  2,5 |           the gift of prevision, a new Moses destined to lead God’
 88  2,5 |       under Anastasius I, used the new forms and made use of acrostics
 89  2,5 |            of the sixth, wrote The New History, bringing his account
 90  2,5 |          gradually blending into a new art which bears the name
 91  2,5 |            has assumed an entirely new form; it is taken for granted
 92  2,5 |         Iran was to the art of the new Christian world.”[185] He
 93  2,5 |      history of Byzantine art. The new status of the Christian
 94  2,5 |          to balance and assimilate new influences, a task which
 95  2,5 |     another church embellished the new capital, the Basilica of
 96  3,1 |      sicknesses in such a way that new wounds may not originate
 97  3,1 |             are an elect people, a new Israel; their kingdom is
 98  3,2 |      herself to be adequate to her new and lofty position. She
 99  3,4 |            endless” peace with the new ruler on the humiliating
100  3,4 |       alone could not suffice. The new taxes were greater than
101  3,5 |         practice, especially since new edicts very often repealed
102  3,5 |      completed in three years. The new code, published in the year
103  3,5 |         come to a standstill. Many new decrees were issued and
104  3,5 |          date in many parts, and a new revision was undertaken
105  3,5 |             In conformity with the new legislative works the teaching
106  3,5 |         studies was also reformed. New programs of study were introduced.
107  3,5 |             In connection with the new program Justinian wrote, “
108  3,5 |            A. Pokrovsky, “awoke to new life and for a second time
109  3,6 |          promoting the erection of new churches and monasteries,
110  3,6 |  archbishop of Constantinople, the New Rome, ranks second after
111  3,7 |          not have to deal with any new heresy; it was faced only
112  3,7 |         and this would have led to new and very serious complications.
113  3,8 |           fond of chariot races. A new emperor, after his coronation,
114  3,8 |        orthodox party proclaimed a new emperor and rushed to the
115  3,8 |       Byzantine factions acquire a new and very important significance
116  3,8 |           lower.[79]~ An important new approach to this question
117  3,8 |       raise it again, so that this new approach may be considered
118  3,8 |        emperor’s duty to introduce new and great reforms, which
119  3,8 |         and the definitions of the new duties of government officials.
120  3,8 |          brilliant undertakings, a new period of bloom.”[92] He
121  3,8 |           the contrary, introduced new taxes, though his Novels
122  3,8 |          which involved very large new expenditures. According
123  3,9 |         period of the formation of new Germanic states, some of
124  3,9 |          not succeed in opening up new routes for direct trade
125  3,9 |        which formed the basis of a new industry for the Greeks.
126  3,12|           was again conquered by a new German barbarian tribe,
127  3,13|       names of vanity and glory in new and profane titles. Do I,
128  3,13|          addressed a letter to the new emperor, Phocas, in terms
129  3,14|        laid the foundation for the new provincial administration
130  3,14|          throne and thus started a new dynasty.~ ~
131  3,15|          of the inhabitants of the new Greek kingdom; that all
132  3,15|   disappeared and been replaced by new, entirely alien ethnographical
133  3,15|     advance openly and boldly this new theory, which shocked to
134  3,15|          ruins and the mire of two new and different races cover
135  3,15|       corner of the Peloponnesus a new tribe akin to the great
136  3,15|          covered Greece with their new cities, towns, and villages.[
137  3,15|   Peninsula of Morea he advanced a new Albanian theory, according
138  3,15|            His opinion was nothing new. Slavonic influence in Greece
139  3,15|            in the formation of the new Greek nation. He did not,
140  3,16|          reader at every turn with new, unexpected flashes of far-fetched
141  3,16|       active in Justinian’s epoch. New works on jurisprudence show
142  3,16|        further magnificence to the new temple.~ The Emperor chose
143  3,16|       during the Turkish period. A new era in the history of St.
144  4   |           Leo III, who initiated a new epoch in the history of
145  4,1 |           of complete anarchy. The new Emperor had neither money
146  4,1 |            Arabs. They opened up a new era in the world’s history
147  4,1 |          yet possible to call it a new religion.~ In Medina Muhammed
148  4,1 |       Allah — was the basis of the new religion. Muhammed granted
149  4,1 |          Mecca and practiced their new rites. Muhammed died in
150  4,1 |       penultimate prophet; but the new teaching claimed that neither
151  4,1 |     holiday was set on Friday. The new teaching prohibited the
152  4,1 |         strongly influenced by the new ideas of Islam, but the
153  4,1 |          did not regard Islam as a new religion, but considered
154  4,1 |            the entire world to the new faith. The victories of
155  4,1 | Mediterranean Sea, put before them new problems of a maritime nature.
156  4,1 |     Byzantine vessels to which the new Arabian provinces along
157  4,1 |      throne, inaugurating thus the new dynasty of the Umayyads (
158  4,1 |           Umayyads (Omayyads). The new caliph made Damascus the
159  4,1 |           government, because this new weapon aided the success
160  4,1 |            the Arabs treated their new subjects with great tolerance.
161  4,1 |        monument of great value, “a new fragment of Slavonic tribal
162  4,1 |            by the formation of the new Bulgarian kingdom on the
163  4,1 |            and into Greece created new and singular conditions
164  4,1 |            with reference to these new conditions can we properly
165  4,2 |   impressive arguments against the new teaching threatened to undermine
166  4,2 |       hopes were not realized. The new pope did not approve of
167  4,4 |          forces were regrouped and new administrative divisions
168  4,4 |          point of departure of the new administrative regime. Bréhier
169  4,4 |         had been eliminated, but a new, more menacing, Arab danger
170  4,4 |       continued to exist under the new order in the majority of
171  4,4 |             some already under the new rule of the Muslim conquerors.~
172  5,1 |              the originator of the new dynasty, was called an Isaurian
173  5,2 |            he began to support his new kinsman. Thus, in his struggle
174  5,2 |          Caliph Harun-ar-Rashid, a new peace agreement was concluded
175  5,2 |     dynastic disturbances, and, as new conquerors, the Bulgarians
176  5,2 |          be referred the influx of new settlements in Greece established
177  5,3 |         the Ecloga in initiating a new period in the history of
178  5,3 |             indications of various new phenomena: personal peasant
179  5,3 |        into Byzantine life by some new element, in this case the
180  5,3 |        Empire on the basis of both new and old materials which
181  5,3 |       particular. Finlay wrote: “A new geographical arrangement
182  5,3 |           the seventh century, two new themes were created in the
183  5,3 |       Empire. The formation of the new themes by dividing the immense
184  5,4 |      extremely antagonistic to the new reforms. This group included
185  5,4 |          educate the people in the new spirit.[64] Such, in brief,
186  5,4 |      centuries was not an entirely new and unexpected movement.
187  5,4 |            scenes from the Old and New Testaments, were used in
188  5,4 |          council did not produce a new edict, but merely restored
189  5,5 |            where the election of a new patriarch had meanwhile
190  5,5 |            with the following: “To New Constantine and the most
191  5,5 |      magnificence and covered with new paintings, was transformed
192  5,5 |          the disobedient troops by new soldiers, more loyal to
193  5,5 |           the council acclaimed “a New Constantine and a New Helen.”[
194  5,5 |            a New Constantine and a New Helen.”[101] It was ruled
195  5,6 |       title of emperor gave him no new rights and that in reality
196  5,6 |       crown Charles assumed only a new name. Others have thought
197  5,6 |          Charles in the year 800 a new western empire was created
198  5,7 |            the Isaurian emperors a new principle of life sprung
199  5,7 |        Frankish rulers initiated a new and extremely significant
200  5,7 |            question may throw much new light upon the entire so-called “
201  5,8 |            its own and signifies a new phase in Byzantine culture.[
202  5,8 |       through the intrigues of the new court favorite, Basil, the
203  5,8 |           of these Arabs founded a new city on this island and
204  5,8 |          in Arabic, from which the new name of the island, Chandax,
205  5,8 |            also erected a stronger new wall around the capital
206  5,8 |          and not become subject to new trials. The policy of Nicephorus
207  5,8 |        people, was replaced by the new Patriarch Nicephorus, who
208  5,8 |      iconoclasts began to create a new type of art by turning to
209  5,8 |          type of art by turning to new subjects. They introduced
210  5,8 |       coins and seals. An entirely new coin and seal type developed
211  5,8 |            the eighth century. The new coins and seals sometimes
212  5,8 |            of affairs changed. The new Emperor, Basil I, began
213  5,8 |         Under his administration a new rule was worked out for
214  5,8 |       iconoclastic epoch brought a new stream of life into Byzantine
215  5,8 |    Byzantine monks, testify to the new spirit which had penetrated
216  6,1 |          completely subject to his new favorite, who was soon proclaimed
217  6,1 |            the third time, and her new husband was proclaimed emperor.
218  6,2 |            His genius brought in a new “dawn on the eastern border;”
219  6,2 |            there seemed to come a “new spirit into the imperial
220  6,2 |          It was the end of an era; new actors were strutting onto
221  6,2 |          generations. He infused a new spirit into the imperial
222  6,2 |            to make any significant new conquests. At the very outset
223  6,2 |         Empire was confronted by a new enemy, the Seljuq Turks,
224  6,2 |          attempts to throw off the new yoke. These attempts at
225  6,2 |       title of king. By this act a new Armenian kingdom, ruled
226  6,2 |           a similar honor upon the new king of Armenia by sending
227  6,2 |           the Christian East.~ The new disturbances in Armenia
228  6,2 |            vassal dependence. This new expansion of the Empire
229  6,2 |     Constantine IX Monomachus, the new capital of Armenia, Ani,
230  6,3 |            of the ninth century, a new people, the Magyars (Hungarians,
231  6,3 |          later began to organize a new campaign against Constantinople,
232  6,3 |          from the onslaught of the new conquerors. He defeated
233  6,3 |          probably the founder of a new dynasty, “one of the most
234  6,3 |        wars. Samuel conquered many new districts and proclaimed
235  6,4 |          Russia” and contains some new evidence about him, such
236  6,4 |           text has brought about a new attempt to re-examine the
237  6,4 |            sufficient motive for a new campaign against the Byzantine
238  6,5 |     neighbors of the Empire. These new neighbors were so strong
239  6,5 |          for the Empire to begin a new struggle with the Patzinaks,
240  6,6 |         state. The Empire and this new state treated each other
241  6,6 |            of southern Italy.~ For new negotiations with the eastern
242  6,6 |            of Apulia. However, the new Byzantine Emperor, John
243  6,6 |           exposed to danger from a new and formidable enemy, the
244  6,7 |          marked the beginning of a new policy toward the pope.~
245  6,7 |         marriage and denounced the new patriarch, Euthymius. The
246  6,7 |     emerged as full victor in this new clash between the churches
247  6,7 |            forbids the founding of new monasteries, as well as
248  6,7 |            with the beginning of a new era in the life of Mount
249  6,7 |         cenobitic organization and new set of rules (typikon, in
250  6,7 |            of St. Athanasius, many new monasteries, Greek and others,
251  6,7 |     legislative acts, both old and new. In other words, he planned
252  6,7 |           to introduce a number of new laws. The Latin terms and
253  6,7 |        expressions retained in the new code were to be explained
254  6,7 |         the end of Basil’s reign a new volume of laws was compiled
255  6,7 |       first part contains entirely new and very interesting chapters
256  6,7 |        Prochiron are arranged in a new manner. It is almost certain
257  6,7 |            ecumenical patriarch of New Rome with regard to all
258  6,7 |            adaptation of it to the new conditions of life. Some
259  6,7 |            will undoubtedly reveal new horizons and wide perspectives.[
260  6,7 |        which they had sold it; the new owners were to be removed
261  6,7 |             Nicephorus Phocas gave new freedom to the lawlessness
262  6,7 |   allelengyon as a tax was nothing new. It represented a continuation,
263  6,8 |            After some hesitation a new emperor was proclaimed,
264  6,8 |           the throne occupied by a new ruler, and in spite of the
265  6,8 |        position of the Empire. The new successes of the Turks and
266  6,8 |          in western Asia created a new epoch in Muslim, as well
267  6,8 |          because of the arrival of new Turkish tribes, they conquered
268  6,8 |            Empire Armenia with its new capital, Ani. Armenia was
269  6,8 |           of Romanus Diogenes. The new Emperor conducted several
270  6,8 |         position in Asia Minor the new sultanate spread out as
271  6,8 |     settled life, and also because new hordes of Patzinaks and
272  6,8 |          battle at Manzikert.~ The new financial policy of Michael
273  6,8 |      internal strife, left for the new dynasty of the Comneni a
274  6,8 |      ancient pagan wisdom with the new ideas of Christianity in
275  6,8 |       sometimes transformed into a new academy and lyceum.”[163]~
276  6,8 |    completely declined. This was a new evidence of the wide extent
277  6,8 |      better tide for him than “the new Akrites.”[185]~ According
278  6,8 |          it has recently entered a new phase in the illuminating
279  6,8 |           influences and indicated new paths outside of religious
280  6,8 |        Armenian by birth, marked a new stage in the history of
281  6,8 |           worked in Byzantium. The New Church, built by Basil I,
282  6,8 |            builder. He erected the New Church, the Nea, which was
283  6,8 |        Justinian. He constructed a new palace, the Kenourgion,
284  6,8 |    investigation of Cappadocia, “a new province of Byzantine art.”[
285  7,1 |            the western knight, the new Emperor changed at once
286  7,1 |     Comnenus, Manuel’s nephew. The new government relied upon the
287  7,1 |         break a bruised reed?” The new emperor did not even allow
288  7,1 |         and gifted daughter of the new Emperor, Alexius, said that
289  7,1 |          was finally vanquished. A new expedition undertaken by
290  7,1 |          Sicilian Kingdom opened a new era in the history of the
291  7,1 |      Chalandon declared, “opened a new way to the ambition of his
292  7,1 |        also he hoped that in their new settlement the Paulicians
293  7,1 |            of the Eastern Empire a new Turkish state of the Seljuqs
294  7,1 |            complicated, and raised new problems.~ But almost at
295  7,1 |            him and the Empire into new ways which were later to
296  7,1 |          First Crusade. With every new crusade the secular side
297  7,1 |        Palestine for the pilgrims; new churches and monasteries
298  7,1 |       dynasty of the Fatimids, the new position of the country
299  7,1 |         Palestine mentioned in the New Testament. Daniel and an
300  7,1 |          their authority over many new countries and restore “schismatic”
301  7,1 |          to prove that, because of new conditions established in
302  7,1 |        Europe changed radically; a new world was opened to western
303  7,1 |     dishonor the high sublimity of New Rome, and the dignity of
304  7,1 |     ambition, aspired to glory and new possessions and was greatly
305  7,1 |     elected king of Jerusalem. The new state was organized on the
306  7,1 |          and Tripoli, which became new political foes of Byzantium.
307  7,1 |         crusaders settled in their new dominions and fearing the
308  7,1 |        Constantinople itself, with new troops collected in Europe.
309  7,1 |           John, in the northwest a new cause for alarm to Byzantium
310  7,1 |         troubles was followed by a new epoch of power and glory.
311  7,1 |          the Turks and undertake a new and more distant campaign
312  7,1 |           in the government of the new country. Armenia Minor,
313  7,1 |          not initiate or promote a new crusading enterprise, because
314  7,1 |        captured Greek women gave a new impetus to the industry.
315  7,1 |          and received for that aid new commercial privileges in
316  7,1 |        former trade treaties, some new places and one more landing
317  7,1 |            the western dragon,” “a new Amalek,” “the dragon of
318  7,1 |          Roger and was preparing a new crusade which threatened
319  7,1 |             was the initiator of a new crusading enterprise, and
320  7,1 |     Byzantium, Roger II, died. The new Sicilian king, William I,
321  7,1 |            Italy again.~ Under the new conditions the aims of the
322  7,1 |        began to work actively in a new direction. Manuel, wishing
323  7,1 |       nephew of Manuel adorned his new house with paintings, and
324  7,1 |        their expectations from the new Emperor. The two chief problems
325  7,1 |   admixture.”~ “With Andronicus, a new party came to power.” “This
326  7,1 |         longer be supported, and a new organic body, of which Andronicus
327  7,1 |         were already looking for a new claimant to the throne.
328  7,1 |          and Armenia Minor, if the new allies were able to annex
329  7,2 |           Balkan peninsula where a new danger to the Empire appeared
330  7,2 |       qualities and capacities the new Emperor scarcely differed
331  7,2 |            that the dynasty of the new kingdom was of Wallachian,
332  7,2 |       internal organization of the new kingdom. The Cumans also
333  7,2 |        shared in the movement. The new Bulgarian kingdom was ethnologtcally
334  7,2 |            imperial robes. Now the new Bulgarian state was recognized
335  7,2 |   independent national church. The new kingdom was known as the
336  7,2 |            not cope alone with the new Bulgarian tsar who, entering
337  7,2 |            hands of the infidel. A new crusade was necessary.~
338  7,2 |           the west in favor of the new crusade. He succeeded in
339  7,2 |     Christians. It seemed that the new Latin state in Cyprus should
340  7,2 |         the person of Henry VI the new Byzantine Emperor “was to
341  7,3 |         circumstances changed. The new pope elected in 1198, the
342  7,3 |          and endeavor to prevent a new increase in the power of
343  7,3 |            their leader, elected a new head in the person of Boniface,
344  7,3 |            and surrender of Zara a new personality makes his appearance
345  7,3 |        soon after that Hopf had no new document in his hands at
346  7,3 |       treason of Venice. In 1875 a new motive was brought forward
347  7,3 |     college assembled to elect the new emperor and fixed its choice,
348  7,3 |         the Catholic church in the new Empire. A Byzantine historian,
349  7,3 |   acquisitions made by Venice, the new Empire was very weak compared
350  7,3 |          in the east “as a sort of new France” (ibique noviter
351  7,3 |           were in the power of the new Latin possessions in the
352  7,3 |         larger scale, to their own new possessions on the territory
353  7,4 |       Turks and Patzinaks, and the new relations between the Empire
354  7,4 |    commentator of the books of the New Testament and the Epistles
355  7,4 |            with the full coin. The new nomisma as compared to the
356  7,4 | interpreted in connection with the new policy of Andronicus towards
357  7,4 |            the Comneni there was a new national element in the
358  7,4 |           Anglo-Saxons against the new ruler were severely quelled
359  7,4 |  privileges and adding a number of new provisions. The boundaries
360  7,4 |         and that in him there is a new writer, who arouses interest
361  7,4 |         dark to the hearers of the new metropolitan; it was beyond
362  7,4 |           the books of the Old and New Testament are particularly
363  7,4 |  Macedonian Emperors. But with the new dynasty of the Comneni,
364  7,4 |           Palace, and settled in a new palace, at the end of the
365  7,4 |            of the Golden Horn. The new imperial residence was in
366  8,1 |                                    New states formed on Byzantine
367  8,1 |          form of national discord, new elements of dissolution
368  8,1 |        they could neither create a new order nor adequately manage
369  8,2 |      Empire.~ The situation of the new state in Bithynia was extremely
370  8,2 |       goals the destruction of the new state of Nicaea. A complicated
371  8,2 |            critical moment for the new state came the sudden news
372  8,2 |        ruin and gave it hope for a new life. Theodore Lascaris,
373  8,2 |       refused to come to Nicaea, a new patriarch, Michael Autoreanus,
374  8,2 |             20] The formation of a new empire caused strained relations
375  8,2 |          became the capital of the new empire. Its position at
376  8,4 |           great importance for the new Empire of Nicaea. The appearance
377  8,4 |        Nicaea. The appearance of a new state, the Empire of Nicaea,
378  8,4 |            great: it confirmed the new Empire, revived the former
379  8,5 |             that the spirit of his new subjects was wavering.~
380  8,5 |           to be called forever the new builder and peopler of the
381  8,7 |          became the capital of the new state.~ The history of the
382  8,7 |         his brother’s lifetime the new despot, Theodore Angelus,
383  8,7 |          death of Henry and of the new Latin Emperor, Peter de
384  8,8 |         has been created a sort of new France,” warned the queen
385  8,9 |       Manuel of Thessalonica. This new union was directed against
386  8,13|          grievous losses. It was a new page in their economic history. “
387  8,14|          clearly realized that the new state of things in the Near
388  8,14|            patriarch. And when the new clergy of St. Sophia, consisting
389  8,14|           authorization to elect a new patriarch, and Henry allowed
390  8,14|           Lascaris.[122] In 1208 a new Orthodox patriarch, Michael
391  8,14|          and problems absorbed the new Latin Empire to such an
392  8,14|          began to aim at forming a new crusade from Europe, not
393  8,14|          now, on the basis of some new documents, it is known that
394  8,14|         the principal basis of the new negotiations.[136] The delegate
395  8,14|    entirely realizable without any new attempt to form the union,
396  8,15|         his father looked upon the new Emperor with confidence,
397  8,16|           Ages Paris was called “a new Athens” and “a city of science.”
398  8,16|      enriched Blemmydes’ mind with new knowledge that greatly astonished
399  8,16|          that he failed to open up new ways in his works and thoughts,
400  8,16|          scholar, Festa, affords a new and fresh source of information
401  8,16|            a certain extent, throw new light upon the origin of
402  8,16|       interesting specimens of the new currents in literature.~
403  8,16|      Nicholas Irenikos’ poem gives new information on the splendid
404  8,16|    feudalism, of course made their new subjects acquainted with
405  8,16|           West did not appear as a new revelation to people who
406  8,16|   Byzantine art was concerned, the new Frankish principalities
407  8,16|    Thessalonica (Salonika) to seek new fields in the now powerful
408  8,17|             took advantage of this new situation and against the
409  8,17|          preparatory work is done, new and important material almost
410  8,17|         swarmed with refugees, and new monasteries were built.
411  8,17|          in the establishment of a new dynasty in Byzantium in
412  8,17|          process of formation of a new provincial or, to use the
413  8,17|            in the East developed a new type of warrior, the kavallarios,
414  8,17|           westerners found nothing new to them in the general conditions
415  9,2 |           the basileus to take the new title of “Emperor of the
416  9,2 |        whose long reign had been a new period of decay for Byzantium,
417  9,2 |         affairs of the Empire. The new Emperor, giving himself
418  9,2 |        Andronicus III in 1341, the new Emperor, John V, his eldest
419  9,2 |         who put on the head of the new emperor a golden crown.
420  9,2 |       under the title of John VII. New documents from the archives
421  9,2 |        ascension to the throne the new Emperor had married Helena,
422  9,2 |     reigned from 1425 to 1448. The new Emperor was married three
423  9,2 |      informed of the choice of the new Emperor and approved the
424  9,2 |    concerning a third wife for the new Emperor, in the West and
425  9,2 |            house of Byzantium, the new Tsarina of Russia had transferred
426  9,2 |           house to Moscow, as to a new Tsargrad, and there shared
427  9,2 |          Russian state became “the new city of Constantine” (i.e.,
428  9,2 |           of Constantine” (i.e., a new Constantinople-Tsargrad).[
429  9,3 |          the result of which was a new treaty with the Republic
430  9,3 |        Charles of Anjou became the new king of the Two Sicilies.
431  9,3 |         and emigrate into Charles’ new dominions, where general
432  9,3 |       Louis IX a manuscript of the New Testament adorned with miniatures.
433  9,3 |         are constantly increasing: new ones are being founded,
434  9,3 |          hope, with the aid of his new relative, of restoring the
435  9,3 |          Michael VIII concerning a new anti-Turkish league. A cardinal
436  9,3 |           becoming acquainted with new discoveries in the field,
437  9,3 |            editions of his book. A new stimulus to the study of
438  9,3 |             when a great number of new publications appeared. An
439  9,3 |           great importance of this new Mongol factor in the international
440  9,3 |          government, which, in its new center, felt itself less
441  9,4 |     Andronicus III had to face two new and strong foes: Serbia
442  9,4 |          living conditions, sought new opportunities for activity.
443  9,4 |         archives still afford much new information on this expedition.~
444  9,4 |        peninsula of Gallipoli. The new negotiations between Roger
445  9,4 |            again to Asia Minor the new Caesar went with a small
446  9,4 |             89]~ But recently much new material, especially in
447  9,4 |           be rectified, and that a new history of the Catalan dominion
448  9,4 |            be told on the basis of new material.[93] The Navarrese
449  9,4 |          church was short, and the new Kingdom remained faithful
450  9,4 |            of father and son was a new and remarkable phenomenon
451  9,4 |          Later on there appeared a new name for the Albanians,
452  9,4 |           one calls this country a new Albania, wrote the same
453  9,5 |     himself the goal ot creating a new empire instead of Byzantium,
454  9,5 |            to plan to sanctify his new title by the approbation
455  9,5 |         the Byzantine emperor to a new master, upon whom their
456  9,5 |             but to the granting of new ones. Besides the charters
457  9,5 |        Dushan: the foundation of a new Empire.”[115]~ First of
458  9,5 |           customs and manners. The new baslleus turned to the representatives
459  9,6 |         ill John V had to suffer a new humiliation which accelerated
460  9,6 |       sight of the strength of the new Byzantine fleet were on
461  9,6 |         harbor of Tenedos looks so new that it might have been
462  9,7 |            Ducas related, gave the new Emperor these words from
463  9,8 |           of the city regarded the new Venetian masters as aliens.
464  9,9 |           view of a subject of the new Ottoman Empire, though he
465  9,9 |         the Turkish Empire, took a new and vast theme to describe — “
466  9,9 |            the walls more and more new breaches opened. The Emperor
467  9,9 |        again. On the basis of some new evidence, at the present
468  9,11|         the union. But in 1281 the new pope, the Frenchman Martin
469  9,12|          and the ordination of the new patriarchs of Constantinople
470  9,12|          church. First of all, the new Emperor solemnly renounced
471  9,12|         followers, giving place to new civil and ecclesiastical
472  9,12|            history of Byzantium, a new distribution of the eparchies
473  9,16|           Constantinople under the new rule was elected by the
474  9,17|           recently published, give new and rich material for the
475  9,17|            government. Under these new conditions, when the sea
476  9,17|          was at the head of such a new state. At the end of the
477  9,17|         the Aegean and Black Seas. New evidence on commercial relations
478  9,17|           my wife was still buying new clothes’ (ο κοσμοσ εποντιζετο
479  9,18|            historical work needs a new critical edition.[344]~
480  9,18|            the Churches of Old and New Rome, in which the author
481  9,18|         and detailed study of this new material the history of
482  9,18|       civilization, but also throw new light on the cultural relations
483  9,18|   over-refined, style, and contain new and interesting data.[383]~
484  9,18|            who thought to create a new religion by means of the
485  9,18|     Aristotelian. Plethon opened a new phase in the struggle between
486  9,18|        ideas, are forerunners of a new intellectual era and are,
487  9,18|          sometimes in the style of new meters. This tendency has
488  9,18|         explain the sources of the new forms of art. The followers
489  9,18|         was the explanation of the new forms in the East. The western
490  9,18|       seventh, furnished not a few new forms adopted by Byzantine
491  9,18|           in the gradual rising of new currents in Byzantine art
492  9,18|       problem of the origin of the new forms of Byzantine painting
493  9,18|           only the reflection of a new development in Italian painting,
494  9,18|           fourteenth century: “The new things out of Italy which
495  9,18|            best minds to enter the new way of free and independent
496  9,19|       desirable to replace it by a new one. Taking into account
497  9,19|            most eminent men of the new movement were among his
498  9,19|       urges it with ardor into the new ways of progress and the
499  9,19|           or Bessarion, who opened new horizons to Italy; Byzantium