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1 2,1 | significance for the given period and attempts to penetrate 2 2,1 | assumed the imperial title. A period of civil war followed, during 3 2,1 | number of Christians at that period is out of the question. 4 2,1 | sol invictus) at that period usually meant the Persian 5 2,1 | called to new life in the period of Constantine. Politically, 6 2,1 | churches built during this period in the three centers stood 7 2,2 | Christian church experienced a period of intense activity which 8 2,2 | teaching of Constantine’s period, the doctrine had originated 9 2,2 | predominance during that period is still not sufficiently 10 2,2 | Christianity.[52]~ ~Following the period of Constantine the Great, 11 2,2 | But after his death a period of unrest followed, It was 12 2,2 | Augusti. After a certain period of time the Augusti had 13 2,2 | bureaucracy. During the Byzantine period the first feature was preserved; 14 2,2 | flourished. At the selfsame period, by the express appointment 15 2,2 | of the Empire during the period 395-518, the first were 16 2,2 | Albanian). During this entire period the throne was never occupied 17 2,2 | greatest rhetorician of that period, Libanius, was lecturing 18 2,2 | surviving the dangerous period of the death of his brother 19 2,2 | Marcellinus described this period:~ ~Although from his earliest 20 2,2 | erect temples in a short period of time, it is very likely 21 2,2 | Christian writers of that period, especially Apollinarius 22 2,3 | Empire did go through a period of great fear and anxiety 23 2,3 | a ruler during the short period preceding the election of 24 2,3 | imperial regalia during the period of atonement.~ During the 25 2,3 | Germanic tribes of this period, the Goths were barbarians. 26 2,3 | during the early Christian period. At the time of the Gothic 27 2,3 | historical life, for during the period of their settlement on the 28 2,3 | the main problems of his period. The Second Ecumenical Council, 29 2,3 | the social life of that period. This was particularly true 30 2,3 | been occupied for a long period of time by Greek colonies, 31 2,3 | important problem of this period was that of Germanic power, 32 2,3 | settled during an earlier period in the northern part of 33 2,3 | population of Greece at that period was almost purely Greek 34 2,3 | and religious life of his period. Personally he was one of 35 2,3 | contributed much to crowning his period with such important events 36 2,3 | western half during the period of Theodosius II. No strenuous 37 2,4 | harmony in the church. A period of stormy disturbances followed, 38 2,4 | religious events of the period of Theodosius there were 39 2,4 | Theodosianus. — From the period of Theodosius II also dates 40 2,4 | contained decrees from the period of Hadrian to that of Diocletian. 41 2,4 | Since it also embraces the period when Christianity became 42 2,4 | introduced in the West during the period of Germanic migrations, 43 2,4 | clearly that Roman law at that period influenced western Europe 44 2,4 | walls dating back to this period, one Greek and the other 45 2,4 | walls built during this period made Constantinople impregnable 46 2,5 | fundamental problems of the period. Against the background 47 2,5 | s lifetime.~ During the period of Zeno’s reign very significant 48 2,5 | the chroniclers of that period were not well informed about 49 2,5 | peninsula at an earlier period. The Russian scholar Drinov, 50 2,5 | of the Empire during this period and it was not yet possible 51 2,5 | the Byzantine Empire. The period of Anastasius may be viewed 52 2,5 | emperors of the subsequent period. In their Monophysitic policy 53 2,5 | felt at the end of this period.~ On the whole this was 54 2,5 | On the whole this was a period of struggle on the part 55 2,5 | and education during the period from the fourth to the beginning 56 2,5 | thought and literature in this period. But above all these the 57 2,5 | cultural productivity of this period.[162] In truth, the majority 58 2,5 | literature had its brilliant period of development in the fourth, 59 2,5 | cultural material for the period and even yet it has not 60 2,5 | Galerius he lived through a period of gradual triumph of Christianity 61 2,5 | ten books covering the period from the time of Christ 62 2,5 | written by Eusebius at a later period — if it was written by him 63 2,5 | valuable insight into the period of Constantine, especially 64 2,5 | similar history covering the period from the Council of Nicaea 65 2,5 | intellectual life during this period was to be found in Egypt, 66 2,5 | also lived during this period. During his stormy and strenuous 67 2,5 | Greek bishops of a later period sometimes learned by heart. 68 2,5 | Coptic translations.~ This period saw the development of the 69 2,5 | greatest poet of the Byzantine period. This “Pindar of rhythmical 70 2,5 | Christian literature of this period is represented by many remarkable 71 2,5 | important events of the period as well as about his own 72 2,5 | than any other man of the period. Among his pupils were John 73 2,5 | actual realities of the period should be emphasized. The 74 2,5 | the account through the period from Nerva to the death 75 2,5 | historical events during the period 353-378. The author profited 76 2,5 | important source for the period of Julian and Valens, as 77 2,5 | and wrote there for a long period of years. It was also the 78 2,5 | European literature of this period, which was brilliantly represented 79 2,5 | was an extremely important period in the history of Byzantine 80 2,5 | early part of the Byzantine period exist.~ The city walls which 81 2,5 | viewed as the preparatory period for the epoch of Justinian 82 3 | to the West, During the period from 518 to 578 the throne 83 3 | the last emperor of this period.~ ~ 84 3,1 | Chalcedon and by opening a period of severe persecutions against 85 3,1 | of the emperors of this period was based upon orthodoxy. 86 3,2 | central figure of this entire period. His name is closely connected 87 3,2 | gifted women of the Byzantine period. The Secret History, which 88 3,2 | atmosphere of the stage of that period and became a woman who gave 89 3,2 | Theodora. After the very stormy period of her early life, Theodora 90 3,2 | well as those of a later period, are very harsh with regard 91 3,3 | in spite of a prolonged period of religious tolerance under 92 3,4 | there. The beginning in this period of the Slavonic problem 93 3,5 | jurists of the classical period were called jus vetus or 94 3,5 | issued during a certain period and did not touch upon juridical 95 3,5 | contained the decrees of the period beginning with Hadrian and 96 3,6 | in Greece.”[64] From this period onward Athens definitely 97 3,7 | Consequently the pope of that period, Vigilius, was summoned 98 3,8 | sixth century, Justinian’s period, claim that these names 99 3,8 | designated in the Byzantine period as demes, gradually changed 100 3,8 | brilliant undertakings, a new period of bloom.”[92] He was mistaken. 101 3,9 | reign of Justinian.~ The period of Justinian left distinct 102 3,9 | commerce. In the Christian period, as in the days of the pagan 103 3,9 | earlier Middle Ages, in the period of the formation of new 104 3,9 | this position until the period of the Crusades.~ But the 105 3,9 | Indicopleustes. — During this period a remarkable literary work 106 3,9 | of Byzantine art of the period of Justinian, or rather 107 3,9 | any other monument of that period, except some of the mosaics 108 3,9 | commerce of Justinian’s period, and his successor, Justin 109 3,9 | by Rome during an earlier period. By this constructive work 110 3,10| Empire. The confusion of this period caused John of Ephesus, 111 3,10| 114] “There is perhaps no period of history,” said Finlay, “ 112 3,10| 115] The events of this period, however, show that this 113 3,10| of the Empire during this period were the Persian War, the 114 3,11| appeared shortly before this period in Western Asia and along 115 3,12| settlers. The writers of this period were, in general, poorly 116 3,14| the sixth century, to the period of Emperor Maurice. This 117 3,15| German scholar, for at that period the Avars attacked the Byzantine 118 3,16| poetry or history.[140] This period produced several historians, 119 3,16| historian of Justinian’s period was Procopius of Caesarea, 120 3,16| in the Empire during this period. The contrast between this 121 3,16| acquaintance with the life of the period. But this is not all. Slavonic 122 3,16| Justinian, which embraces the period from 552 to 558. Following 123 3,16| Egyptian, who lived during the period of Heraclius and occupied 124 3,16| also wrote a history of the period of Maurice (582-602). The 125 3,16| covered in his work the period from the time of Justinian 126 3,16| the general history of the period.~ John the Lydian was distinguished 127 3,16| Roman Empire of Justinian’s period, which came from the pen 128 3,16| greatly in the later Byzantine period, appeared only as rare exceptions 129 3,16| rare exceptions in this period.~ A middle position between 130 3,16| chronicle embracing the period from the time of ancient 131 3,16| also accounts of a later period.[145] The chronicle is Christian 132 3,16| embraced originally the period from Julius Caesar to the 133 3,16| invaluable source for the period. Written from a Monophysitic 134 3,16| and the archeology of the period.”[149]~ The Monophysitic 135 3,16| on Mount Sinai for a long period of years and wrote what 136 3,16| history of the early Byzantine period.[154] John Moschus, also 137 3,16| representatives during this period. It is quite certain that 138 3,16| of Justinian. In the same period Paul the Silentiary composed 139 3,16| administrative history of the period, his poems contribute nothing 140 3,16| literature and education of this period because the academy had 141 3,16| study of law during this period. It was confined, however, 142 3,16| painted over in the Turkish period, formerly enchanted the 143 3,16| even during Justinian’s period and had to be rebuilt on 144 3,16| over during the Turkish period. A new era in the history 145 3,16| viceroy or exarch. This last period was the brilliant period 146 3,16| period was the brilliant period of Ravenna, when political, 147 3,16| church date from a later period.[166]~ For the study of 148 3,16| achievements of Justinian’s period the church of St. Vitale 149 3,16| all the writers of this period and the builders of St. 150 4 | official documents of the period, and even in some Byzantine 151 4 | year 685 ended the best period of the Heraclian dynasty, 152 4 | and from 705 to 711. The period of Justinian II, distinguished 153 4 | Heraclian dynasty. During the period between the two reigns of 154 4 | II in the year 711, for a period of six years (711-17) the 155 4,1 | general attacks of a later period. From now on the cultural 156 4,1 | enters upon that troubled period which might very naturally 157 4,1 | naturally be called the period of the Middle Ages, were 158 4,1 | not get the much-needed period of rest because, soon after 159 4,1 | distinctly during the Byzantine period. One, the dynasty of the 160 4,1 | great during the sacred period of the “Peace of God,” an 161 4,1 | information about the early Meccan period of Muhammed’s life. At that 162 4,1 | prayer, and the great fasting period was set in the ninth month, 163 4,1 | sources bearing upon this period. And yet for the history 164 4,1 | in Egypt previous to the period of the Arabian conquests 165 4,1 | political events of the period. “Islam changed into a political 166 4,1 | occupations, terminated the first period of the Arabian conquests 167 4,1 | Roman Empire was at this period transformed into a Byzantine 168 4,1 | Bréhier wrote that “this period initiated for Constantinople 169 4,1 | territory.~ The most trying period for the Byzantine Empire 170 4,1 | For a very considerable period of time the secret of the 171 4,1 | lasted for a considerable period of time. Somewhat less satisfactory 172 4,1 | regard to the events of this period: “For two centuries the 173 4,1 | reign of Heraclius; in the period of the Heraclian dynasty 174 4,1 | has survived from this period. It is a monument of great 175 4,1 | the Empire. During this period the reference is to the 176 4,1 | sources referring to this period are very scanty. One must 177 4,2 | disgraced in the Byzantine period. He died shortly after his 178 4,4 | and hence dating from a period much later than the epoch 179 4,4 | the study of the earlier period of the theme system, historians 180 4,4 | military districts of that period, not yet referred to as 181 4,4 | collection of Novels his period is represented by four which 182 4,4 | public documents.[95]~ ~ ~Period of Anarchy (711-17).~The 183 4,4 | through a very critical period, similar to the one which 184 4,4 | to letters and art, the period from 610 to 717 is the darkest 185 4,4 | of the sterility of this period must be sought in the political 186 4,4 | it.~ During this entire period the Byzantine Empire had 187 4,4 | secular poet of the Byzantine period.[96]~ Among the chroniclers 188 4,4 | chronicle including the period from Adam to the death of 189 4,4 | of orthodoxy during the period of the Monothelete disputes 190 4,4 | and economic life of the period. Leontius of Neapolis differs 191 4,4 | Byzantine writers of the period came from the eastern provinces, 192 4,4 | monuments of art of that period exist today. However, the 193 5,1 | was the conception of the period that only an emperor, a 194 5,1 | or Syrian dynasty. In the period from 717 to 802 the Byzantine 195 5,2 | closer to the capital. The period resembled the seventies 196 5,2 | a contemporary of the period of anarchy in the Byzantine 197 5,2 | Constantinople. After this, for a period of over thirty years, the 198 5,2 | eighth century; to the same period must be referred the influx 199 5,3 | Ecloga in initiating a new period in the history of the Graeco-Roman 200 5,3 | Graeco-Roman or Byzantine law, a period which lasted until the accession 201 5,3 | living realities of the period.~ In connection with the 202 5,3 | civilization than to the period of the compilation of the 203 5,3 | taken place at an earlier period. Vernadsky and Ostrogorsky 204 5,3 | the village commune in the period of the early and later Roman 205 5,3 | by some scholars to the period of the Isaurian dynasty.~ 206 5,3 | the law belongs to this period. In fact, all that has been 207 5,3 | sources pertaining to this period refer as the “five eastern 208 5,4 | controversies and the first period of Iconoclasm.~ The history 209 5,4 | estimate of the iconoclastic period.~ Scholars have turned their 210 5,4 | Empire. Some students of this period have seen in the policy 211 5,4 | study of the iconoclastic period has been made by the well-known 212 5,4 | does not fully define the period. His belief is that parallel 213 5,4 | importance of the iconoclastic period, thus inducing others to 214 5,4 | already gone through a long period of evolution. Christian 215 5,4 | before the iconoclastic period [in the eighth century] 216 5,4 | various churches of this period were either mosaics, frescoes, 217 5,4 | monks in the iconoclastic period may be estimated without 218 5,4 | prevailing influences of the period, the excessive development 219 5,4 | the Emperor during this period was expressed only in his 220 5,4 | to Leo.~ Concerning the period which followed the proclamation 221 5,5 | satire of the iconoclastic period on the excessive adoration 222 5,5 | definition of the reforms of this period somewhat debatable, claiming 223 5,5 | monacho-machia,’ of the period.”[94] The persecutions of 224 5,5 | death in 780 ended the first period of iconoclasm. Because his 225 5,5 | it was only for a brief period. Irene skillfully replaced 226 5,5 | antagonists when the second period of the iconoclastic movement 227 5,5 | important, aspect of that period. For most of the data on 228 5,5 | most of the data on this period comes from the later one-sided 229 5,6 | Romano-Germanic world of the same period were, in language, in ethnographical 230 5,6 | prevailing conditions of this period facilitated the popular 231 5,6 | western historian of the period, Paul the Deacon, wrote 232 5,6 | prevailing views of the period. In upholding Irene’s rights 233 5,7 | after a highly troubled period of anarchy, showed himself 234 5,7 | Shestakov, which covers this period, does not contain any estimate. 235 5,7 | years. Even in its first period in the eighth century the 236 5,7 | and extremely significant period of medieval history. At 237 5,7 | laid. During the Isaurian period the Byzantine Empire lost 238 5,7 | significant problems of this period still remain unsolved. For 239 5,8 | historians as a transitional period from the epoch of the revival 240 5,8 | recent studies show that this period is not a mere epilogue and 241 5,8 | also ruled only for a short period of time (811-13), for he 242 5,8 | history.~ Thus during the period from 802 until 867 the throne 243 5,8 | evident that during this period eastern elements played 244 5,8 | war, which lasted for a period of over two years. It was 245 5,8 | orthodoxy in an earlier period. This policy won over numerous 246 5,8 | assistance.~ During the remaining period of the Amorian dynasty, 247 5,8 | by the Arabs during this period. Even in the early part 248 5,8 | Bruttium. In the Byzantine period a change occurred in these 249 5,8 | Arabo-Byzanrine contacts during the period of the Amorian dynasty resulted 250 5,8 | the Empire, because for a period of forty-seven years the 251 5,8 | Officially the church of this period was still a single universal 252 5,8 | The first emperors of the period 802-67 were not iconoclastic 253 5,8 | Rangabé ruled only for a short period (811-13) and was under the 254 5,8 | iconoclastic emperors of the second period, Leo V the Armenian, Michael 255 5,8 | had prevailed in the first period. The second period lasted 256 5,8 | first period. The second period lasted only for about thirty 257 5,8 | much shorter than the first period which had lasted for more 258 5,8 | iconoclasts of the first period took the iconodules, so 259 5,8 | iconoclasts of the second period, therefore, met a much stronger 260 5,8 | martyrs who suffered in this period. On the other hand, even 261 5,8 | did not initiate another period of persecution of image-worshipers, 262 5,8 | harshest time of the second period of the movement. The Emperor’ 263 5,8 | enlightened man of that period, who was accused, as was 264 5,8 | during the entire second period of iconoclasm image-worship 265 5,8 | historical estimate of the second period of the iconoclastic movement.~ 266 5,8 | the Near East the second period of iconoclasm was marked 267 5,8 | connection with the second period of the iconoclastic movement 268 5,8 | century. During the second period of iconoclasm “enthusiasm 269 5,8 | the artistic life of the period. Numerous beautiful monuments 270 5,8 | most learned man of the period. Two parties formed then 271 5,8 | works of the iconoclastic period represent only one point 272 5,8 | view.~ Like the preceding period of the Heraclian dynasty, 273 5,8 | the chroniclers of this period have left numerous works, 274 5,8 | study of the iconoclastic period itself. George Syncellus,[ 275 5,8 | light on the iconoclastic period, for the author did not 276 5,8 | iconoclasts in the second period of the movement. He was 277 5,8 | Theophanes deals with the period from the reign of Diocletian, 278 5,8 | significant writer of this period was Nicephorus, patriarch 279 5,8 | and church history of the period. The very striking similarity 280 5,8 | cultural history of the period because it contains many 281 5,8 | Byzantine monastics of that period, namely, the nature of monasticism 282 5,8 | contemporary chronicler of the period from 813 to 842. He dealt 283 5,8 | 842. He dealt with this period from a narrow monastic point 284 5,8 | edition.[187]~ The second period of iconoclasm was marked 285 5,8 | social workers in the stormy period of iconoclasm, Theodore 286 5,8 | two last reigns of this period were marked by the creative 287 5,8 | poetess of the Byzantine period. When Theophilus decided 288 5,8 | gave rise to the brilliant period of Byzantine hagiography.~ 289 5,8 | The famous scholar of this period, Photius, was one of the 290 5,8 | more realistic during this period under the influence of Hellenistic 291 5,8 | within the limits of this period. A group of ivory carvings, 292 5,8 | art in the iconoclastic period. Many of the surviving materials 293 5,8 | masterpieces; it is in the period of iconoclasm that the seeds 294 5,8 | upon the future, does this period deserve particular attention 295 6 | and duration. The first period extends from 867 to 1025, 296 6 | II; the second, the brief period from 1025 to 1056, when 297 6 | dynasty, died.~ The first period was the most brilliant time 298 6 | significance to the first period of the Macedonian dynasty.~ 299 6 | which led to the troubled period of 1056-81. With the accession 300 6,1 | With his death began the period of decline for the Macedonian 301 6,1 | occupied the throne for a period of 189 years.~ ~ 302 6,2 | a recent student of his period, “could die in peace. He 303 6,2 | deed of the Arabs in this period. The city was taken only 304 6,2 | of Constantinople of this period, Nicholas Mysticus, wrote 305 6,2 | this time going through a period of disintegration and internal 306 6,2 | literary activity, and his period was called by contemporaries 307 6,2 | inaugurated a brilliant period of Byzantine victories over 308 6,2 | After Hakim’s death (1021) a period of tolerance toward Christians 309 6,2 | temples in such a brief period of time were exaggerated.~ 310 6,2 | Sicilian expedition of this period included the Varangian-Russian 311 6,2 | prominent in the subsequent period of Byzantine history.~ Thus, 312 6,2 | in spite of the troubled period which followed the death 313 6,2 | This was the most brilliant period in the history of Byzantine 314 6,2 | century, where in a subsequent period many magnificent edifices 315 6,3 | Byzantine Empire.~ During the period which elapsed between the 316 6,3 | outstanding leader of this period was Samuel, the energetic 317 6,3 | Bulgarian autonomy. During the period of Byzantine domination 318 6,5 | of time. There was even a period, shortly before the First 319 6,5 | the south. In the early period of their irruptions they 320 6,6 | Italian developments of this period consisted primarily of the 321 6,6 | Italy ceased for a long period of time.~ At the end of 322 6,6 | schemes.[76]~ During the period of strife between Byzantium 323 6,6 | Italy. By the end of this period, i.e., about the middle 324 6,6 | activities developed in the period subsequent to the Macedonian 325 6,7 | summed up the outcome of this period: “Patriarch Nicholas emerged 326 6,7 | before the iconoclastic period, i.e., at the end of the 327 6,7 | seventh century. During the period of the iconoclastic troubles 328 6,7 | Macedonian dynasty was a period of stirring legislative 329 6,7 | hundred novels from the period of Leon VI exist, which 330 6,7 | and economic life of that period, namely, the problem of 331 6,7 | orphans (suroti) of the Moscow period in Russian history. The 332 6,7 | holdings. The emperors of this period also made attempts to defend 333 6,7 | enforced only for a brief period of time. In the first half 334 6,7 | applied in the Byzantine period to a “frontier fortress” 335 6,7 | Macedonian dynasty. After this period the system began to decline 336 6,7 | Byzantine life during the period of crusades.~ ~ ~ 337 6,8 | the Empire entered upon a period of troubles, frequent changes 338 6,8 | definitely extinguished. A period of troubles set in and lasted 339 6,8 | dynasty of the Comneni.~ This period, characterized externally 340 6,8 | was a very significant period in the history of the Byzantine 341 6,8 | in the West.~ During this period the external enemies of 342 6,8 | distinguishing feature of this period was the struggle waged by 343 6,8 | All the Emperors of the period of troubles of the eleventh 344 6,8 | central government during the period of troubles. Michael Stratioticus 345 6,8 | emperor and put an end to the period of troubles. The accession 346 6,8 | embraced Islam. In a short period of time the strength of 347 6,8 | a name applied in this period to all western European 348 6,8 | exaggerated, at least for the period prior to 1081. As J. Laurent 349 6,8 | the end of the Macedonian period the Patzinaks were the most 350 6,8 | spoils. By the end of this period the Patzinaks were active 351 6,8 | Toward the end of the period of the Macedonian dynasty 352 6,8 | fleet, which in a later period was a great aid to the Norman 353 6,8 | their soldiers. In a later period of this struggle success 354 6,8 | occupying Bari for a brief period of time. In the same century 355 6,8 | of the Adriatic Sea. The period of troubles which resulted 356 6,8 | internal affairs, was also a period of intense development in 357 6,8 | creative genius. During this period the higher school of Constantinople 358 6,8 | Another eminent figure of the period of the Macedonian dynasty 359 6,8 | ecclesiastical life of this period, left a valuable collection 360 6,8 | dealing with the brilliant period of Nicephorus Phocas and 361 6,8 | the chroniclers of this period was the anonymous continuator 362 6,8 | interest to the student of this period. One poem on his journey 363 6,8 | civilization was experiencing a period of brilliant development, 364 6,8 | that troubled and difficult period.~ He possessed many qualities 365 6,8 | century, is viewed as the period of the development of Byzantine 366 6,8 | applied during the Byzantine period to the defenders of the 367 6,8 | of the Germans during the period of the migrations, so the 368 6,8 | lines of the Macedonian period. The activity of Michael 369 6,8 | accidental rulers of the period as much as he was by the 370 6,8 | notable writers of this period was Michael Attaliates. 371 6,8 | His history, embracing the period from 1034 to 1079, based 372 6,8 | the years of the troubled period. The style of Michael Attaliates 373 6,8 | history of Byzantine art. The period from the middle of the ninth 374 6,8 | century, i.e., including the period of the subsequent dynasty 375 6,8 | Byzantine design in its maturer period. They grew into harmony 376 6,8 | Byzantine art, namely, the period of the direct influence 377 6,8 | Byzantine provinces of that period have also preserved important 378 6,8 | Byzantine art of the Macedonian period extended beyond the boundaries 379 6,8 | emperors.~ The most brilliant period of the Macedonian dynasty ( 380 6,8 | originality. The subsequent period of troubles and the time 381 7,1 | under him lived through a period of brilliance. A certain 382 7,1 | trace of it in the Seljuk period.”~ The destruction of the 383 7,1 | rather often been, as a period of transition from peaceful 384 7,1 | pilgrimage in the pre‑crusading period really was an expedition 385 7,1 | Palestine in the precrusading period, but the period of his life 386 7,1 | precrusading period, but the period of his life cannot be fixed 387 7,1 | the achievements of this period; they only continued the 388 7,1 | completely changed. There a period of troubles was followed 389 7,1 | Andronicus I.~ “The five‑year period comprising the reign of 390 7,1 | interesting particularly as a period of reaction and state reforms 391 7,2 | Byzantine Empire during this period was waged against the Vlachs; 392 7,2 | second time within a brief period the East escaped the Hohenstaufens. 393 7,3 | narration of the events of this period, Nicetas Choniates wrote: “ 394 7,4 | scholars even call this period the epoch of the Hellenic 395 7,4 | the Comneni and Angeli, a period of one hundred and twenty-three 396 7,4 | thorough research in the period beginning with the epoch 397 7,4 | recent investigator of this period, the French scholar Chalandon, 398 7,4 | internal troubles of an earlier period. In spite of the crippled 399 7,4 | house of the Comneni in the period before the accession of 400 7,4 | sometimes ascribed to the period of Andronicus I, belongs 401 7,4 | been published.~ The best period of Prodromus’ activity was 402 7,4 | 1057; his narration of the period from 811 on is almost identical 403 7,4 | Of course, the troubled period in the eleventh century, 404 7,4 | iconographical system belongs to this period.” In another book Dalton 405 7,4 | growth … As the Comnenian period advanced, sacred art became 406 7,4 | Comneni and Angeli, the first period of the second Golden Age 407 8,2 | Constantinople, for a certain period of time, was entirely in 408 8,7 | course of a rather long period after the fall of the Latin 409 8,13| worst and most dangerous period of the entire history of 410 8,16| century and to the first period of the Empires of Nicaea 411 8,16| source of information for the period. “Whoever has the courage 412 8,16| Byzantine chronicle of that period is represented by only one 413 8,16| literary value. It covered the period from Adam to the capture 414 8,17| which was known in the Roman period, in the feudal epoch meant 415 8,17| usually referred to the period of Emperor Severus Alexander, 416 8,17| troubles of the iconoclastic period and the struggle for the 417 8,17| sense, so that in a later period which cannot be exactly 418 8,17| lands which go back to the period of the pagan Roman Empire. 419 8,17| meaning of pronoia for the period previous to the eleventh 420 8,17| Another document of the same period testifies that the western 421 8,17| documents of the Byzantine period contain grants of immunities-exkuseias 422 8,17| charters of the preiconoclast period, which have survived; these 423 8,17| immumty-exkuseia of an earlier period. By this edict Justinian 424 8,17| were developing from the period of Justinian the Great ( 425 8,17| be justly regarded as the period when monastery landownership 426 8,17| the so-called “appanage period.”~ The process of formation 427 8,17| applied during the Byzantine period to the defenders of the 428 8,17| landownership.~ The troubled period of the eleventh century 429 9,2 | widest limits of the last period of its existence, but these 430 9,2 | that is to say, the earlier period of Italian Humanism. These 431 9,2 | long reign had been a new period of decay for Byzantium, 432 9,3 | kingdom, Sicily enjoyed a period of peace. His court was 433 9,3 | when the Turks, after a period of troubles and disintegration, 434 9,5 | goal. Although in the last period of his reign his campaigns 435 9,7 | England or France. Of the last period of his stay in France, there 436 9,7 | Byzantine Empire in the period of its fall. This journey 437 9,9 | Greek historian of the last period of Byzantium, the only Athenian 438 9,12| Hesychast controversies. This period saw the last patriarch elected 439 9,13| troubled and complicated period when the Empire was struggling 440 9,13| the Athenian monks of the period. He wrote:~ ~The Holy Mountain 441 9,17| characteristic traits of the period. The long dynastic strife 442 9,18| Memoirs, which covers the period from 1320 to 1356 and makes 443 9,18| work which embraces the period from 1261 to the beginning 444 9,18| thirty-seven books, covering the period from 1204 to 1359, the epoch 445 9,18| influence belong to the period of the Palaeologi. A medical 446 9,18| this more than millenarian period would remain blank.”[412] 447 9,18| the eleventh century — the period Scylitzes covered.[440] 448 9,18| studied; the evidence on this period has not yet been completely 449 9,18| activity of the Palaeologian period and by the energetic efforts 450 9,19| that culture embraces the period from the second half of 451 9,19| They had had their heroic period, that of anchorites living 452 9,19| writing, as well as the period of well-organized cenobitic