bold = Main text
    Chapter, Paragraph                        grey = Comment text

  1  1   |           1.The study of Byzantine history.~ ~ ~
  2  2,1 |          significant events in the history of the world. The old pagan
  3  2,1 |           the subsequent course of history were the official recognition
  4  2,1 |         who play a leading part in history and try to study their lives
  5  2,1 |           Duruy, the author of The History of Rome and of the Roman
  6  2,1 |           work, The Ecclesiastical History, Eusebius remarked only
  7  2,1 |     Eusebius in his Ecclesiastical History.~ According to this document
  8  2,1 |          significant moment in the history of early Christianity. The
  9  2,2 |     significant for the subsequent history of relations between the
 10  2,2 |           and sent into exile. The history of Arian predominance during
 11  2,2 |            important factor in the history of the Empire in the fourth
 12  2,2 |    Constantine among the gods;[59] history has named him “the Great;”
 13  2,2 |         Orosius, the author of the History Against the Pagans, wrote: “
 14  2,2 |        Minor. This Leo is known in history as Leo II the Younger. His
 15  2,3 |          occur in other periods of history, there seems to be no good
 16  2,4 |      highly important in Byzantine history.~ Besides the stormy and
 17  2,4 |       declining. In the subsequent history of the Byzantine Empire
 18  2,4 |    valuable source on the internal history of the fourth and fifth
 19  2,4 |            played some part in the history of Bulgaria. At least it
 20  2,4 |         significant for subsequent history, especially from the cultural
 21  2,5 |      importance for all subsequent history. The number of delegates
 22  2,5 |          significance in Byzantine history. The Byzantine government,
 23  2,5 |          consequence to subsequent history. After the departure of
 24  2,5 |            no little importance in history. “By three times bringing
 25  2,5 |            destined to play in the history of the Byzantine Empire.
 26  2,5 |           father of ecclesiastical history,” Eusebius, who lived in
 27  2,5 |     contains a brief survey of the history of the Chaldeans, Assyrians,
 28  2,5 |         work is the Ecclesiastical History, ten books covering the
 29  2,5 |            pen of Eusebius, church history became the history of martyrdom
 30  2,5 |          church history became the history of martyrdom and persecutions,
 31  2,5 |           of documentary data, his history must be recognized as one
 32  2,5 |           was the first to write a history of Christianity, embracing
 33  2,5 |        aspects. His Ecclesiastical History, which brought him much
 34  2,5 |         carried his Ecclesiastical History up to the year 439; Sozomen,
 35  2,5 |          of another Ecclesiastical History, also up to the year 439;
 36  2,5 |           Antioch, wrote a similar history covering the period from
 37  2,5 |         life, introducing into his history an element of legend. The
 38  2,5 |      sources on the ecclesiastical history of the fifth century. According
 39  2,5 |            fifth centuries and the history of their gradual development
 40  2,5 |       writers in the field of pure history. Among the most significant
 41  2,5 |            spent upon the Augustan history ... are overwhelming and
 42  2,5 |           as any practical use for history goes, are precisely nil.”[
 43  2,5 |       contributions. His Byzantine History, which has survived in fragments,
 44  2,5 |         was the main source on the history of Attila and the Huns for
 45  2,5 |           the sixth, wrote The New History, bringing his account down
 46  2,5 |          century his Res Gestae, a history of the Roman Empire in Latin.
 47  2,5 |           be a continuation of the history of Tacitus, bringing the
 48  2,5 |        last eighteen books of this history have survived, covering
 49  2,5 |           toward Christianity. His history is an important source for
 50  2,5 |            Gothic and early Hunnic history. His literary genius has
 51  2,5 |  East-Christian. As the science of history probes more deeply into
 52  2,5 |            important period in the history of Byzantine art. The new
 53  2,5 |           in North Africa.~ In the history of art the fourth and fifth
 54  3,2 |       Byzantine period. The Secret History, which is from the pen of
 55  3,2 |            chief aim in The Secret History was to defame Justinian
 56  3,4 |            Procopius in his Secret History estimated, perhaps with
 57  3,5 |            sources on the internal history of his epoch.~ Justinian
 58  3,6 |           individuals, is known in history as Caesaro-papism, and Justinian
 59  3,8 |        Roman State, and The Secret History of his contemporary, Procopius.
 60  3,8 |         words appear in The Secret History of Procopius: “It is impossible
 61  3,8 |           as well as in The Secret History of Procopius, who, in spite
 62  3,9 |        left distinct traces in the history of Byzantine commerce. In
 63  3,9 |            valuable source for the history of early Byzantine, especially
 64  3,9 |            of much interest in the history of old Russian art.[105]~ ~
 65  3,9 |           epoch-making mark in the history of Byzantine art. St. Sophia
 66  3,10|      disappeared from the stage of history, his entire artificial system
 67  3,10|     cheerless periods in Byzantine history, when anarchy, poverty,
 68  3,10|            is perhaps no period of history,” said Finlay, “in which
 69  3,12|            troubled periods in the history of the East. The Lombards
 70  3,15|          time professor of general history in one of the German lyceums.~
 71  3,15|            the first volume of his History of the Peninsula of Morea
 72  3,15|          epoch-making event in the history of Greece because they brought
 73  3,15|           the second volume of his History of the Peninsula of Morea
 74  3,15|          in Greece and published a History of Greece from the Beginning
 75  3,15|   important part in the science of history by directing scholarly attention
 76  3,15|           the Messenger of Ancient History, several articles on this
 77  3,16|          on questions of poetry or history.[140] This period produced
 78  3,16|            largest of these is The History in Eight Books, containing
 79  3,16|            may be called a general history of Justinian’s time. The
 80  3,16|            the social and economic history of the Empire. The third
 81  3,16|            Anecdota, or The Secret History (Historia Arcana), is distinctly
 82  3,16|         authenticity of The Secret History, for it seemed impossible
 83  3,16|    comparative study of The Secret History with all other sources pertaining
 84  3,16|    valuable source on the internal history of the Byzantine Empire
 85  3,16|          this is not all. Slavonic history and Slavonic antiquity find
 86  3,16|            facts about their early history.~ A contemporary of Justinian
 87  3,16|       consisted of Histories, or A History of the Roman Empire, narrating,
 88  3,16|           the time of Maurice, his History which was a continuation
 89  3,16|           letters, he also wrote a history of the period of Maurice (
 90  3,16|        preserved a fragment of the history of Theophanes of Byzantium,
 91  3,16|   particularly valuable for church history of the fifth and sixth centuries
 92  3,16|        century. His Ecclesiastical History in six books is a continuation
 93  3,16|    interesting data on the general history of the period.~ John the
 94  3,16|           supplement to The Secret History of Procopius.[142]~ The
 95  3,16|        Hesychius wrote a universal history in the form of a chronicle
 96  3,16|           concerned with the early history of Byzantium even before
 97  3,16|           was also the author of a history of the time of Justin I
 98  3,16|           a Greek chronicle of the history of the world, which, judging
 99  3,16|         fabulous times of Egyptian history to the end of Justinian’
100  3,16|             and the Ecclesiastical History (in Syriac), which embraced
101  3,16|   Monophysitic point of view, this history of John of Ephesus reveals,
102  3,16|           work, the Ecclesiastical History “throws much light upon
103  3,16|         the political and cultural history of the Byzantine Empire
104  3,16|           sources for the cultural history of the early Byzantine period.[
105  3,16|          of great interest for the history of civilization. It later
106  3,16|           of great interest in the history of art,[155] and were praised
107  3,16|          social and administrative history of the period, his poems
108  3,16|       interesting material for the history of international literary
109  3,16|           period. A new era in the history of St. Sophia, however,
110  3,16|           left a deep mark. in the history of human civilization and
111  4   |           year 641. He is known in history as Constantine III (one
112  4   |       initiated a new epoch in the history of the Byzantine Empire.~ ~ ~
113  4,1 |   represent a turning point in the history of this province.~ ~This
114  4,1 |          again created an epoch in history. From now on the city and
115  4,1 |           significant epoch in the history of the Byzantine Empire.
116  4,1 |           a new era in the world’s history by their attacks upon the
117  4,1 |            the name of Sunna.~ The history of early Islam in the time
118  4,1 |            period. And yet for the history of the Byzantine Empire
119  4,1 |            the annals of Christian history, suffered a very heavy blow.
120  4,1 |        fragment of Slavonic tribal history,” which affords “a ray of
121  4,1 |           a state whose subsequent history was of extreme importance
122  4,1 |           is known about the early history of the Bulgarians. Even
123  4,2 |            by which it is known in history.[77] Antioch and Alexandria,
124  4,4 |          Organization~In Byzantine history the organization of the
125  4,4 |        that each theme had its own history, sometimes a rather long
126  4,4 |            does not consider world history from the narrow confines
127  4,4 |            on geography and on the history of manners and customs.
128  4,4 |      particularly valuable for the history of the social and economic
129  5,1 |        first instance in Byzantine history of a woman ruling with full
130  5,2 |            critical periods in its history. In addition to the frightful
131  5,2 |            brilliant epochs in the history of the early caliphate.
132  5,3 |     initiating a new period in the history of the Graeco-Roman or Byzantine
133  5,3 |          point of departure in the history of the economic development
134  5,3 |        case.[40] Diehl, who in his History of the Byzantine Empire
135  5,3 |          in the field of Byzantine history, has come to occupy a firm
136  5,4 |         period of Iconoclasm.~ The history of the Iconoclastic[63]
137  5,4 |       political changes, but had a history of its own.[66] The French
138  5,4 |          pictures representing the history of the entire life of Jesus
139  5,4 |       thinker of all eastern Roman history.[86]~ ~
140  5,5 |          ecumenical council in the history of the eastern church.~
141  5,6 |         they had not happened, the history of the world would have
142  5,6 |            the third volume of his History of the Byzantine Empire,
143  5,6 |          the Macedonian dynasty, A History of the Eastern Roman Empire,
144  5,6 |           work bear the title of A History of the Later Roman Empire.~ ~
145  5,7 |      detailed study of the general history of the Isaurian emperors,
146  5,7 |           of Lectures in Byzantine History, by S. P. Shestakov, which
147  5,7 |     significant period of medieval history. At the same time the foundation
148  5,7 |       Short.~ However, no complete history of the Isaurian dynasty
149  5,7 |    essential problems of Byzantine history. Careful research into this
150  5,8 |            the annals of Byzantine history. An overwhelming majority
151  5,8 |        Armenian by birth, known in history as Leo V the Armenian (813-
152  5,8 |      triumphant phase of Byzantine history (843-1025).[125] One cannot
153  5,8 |         famous dynasty m Byzantine history.~ Thus during the period
154  5,8 |            first time in Byzantine history that the Byzantine throne
155  5,8 |       eminent figures in the early history of Bulgaria,”[152] in the
156  5,8 |       troubled events in Bulgarian history, as well as for the frequent
157  5,8 |           point of view, his Brief History, which narrates events from
158  5,8 |           the political and church history of the period. The very
159  5,8 |        striking similarity of this History and the work of Theophanes
160  5,8 |        much value for the cultural history of the period because it
161  5,8 |          arrangements of universal history, and exerted enormous influence
162  5,8 |        greatest importance for the history of the Russian and Byzantine
163  5,8 |            of dogmatics, polemics, history, philosophy, oratory, and
164  5,8 |       great value for the cultural history of his times.~ The two last
165  5,8 |         particular attention m the history of Byzantine art.[198]~ ~ ~ ~ ~
166  6   |    Macedonian epoch (867-1081)~The history of the Macedonian dynasty
167  6,2 |  Hungarians) appeared in Byzantine history for the first time. Toward
168  6,2 |            importance in the later history of the Empire. The eastern
169  6,2 |    brilliant pages of the military history of the Empire in its struggle
170  6,2 |     subsequent period of Byzantine history.~ Thus, in the time of the
171  6,2 |            brilliant period in the history of Byzantine relations with
172  6,2 |       significant not only for the history of Armenia and the civilization
173  6,3 |          significant moment in the history of Europe. For the first
174  6,4 |          Russians.[57]~ The famous history of Leo the Deacon, an invaluable
175  6,5 |          significant part in world history.~ The Byzantine Empire had
176  6,5 |      enormous significance for the history of humanity. In its consequences
177  6,6 |         XII in 962. He is known in history as the founder of “The Holy
178  6,6 |          near Cannae, so famous in history since the victory of Hannibal
179  6,7 |        pages of Byzantine military history, had devoted much of his
180  6,7 |           influence upon the later history of Russia. For instance,
181  6,7 |          treasure for the internal history of Constantinople,”[121]
182  6,7 |          material for the internal history of the Byzantine Empire
183  6,7 |           Moscow period in Russian history. The poor people of the
184  6,8 |          significant period in the history of the Byzantine Empire;
185  6,8 |            Psellus. He is known in history as Michael VII Ducas, surnamed
186  6,8 |           as well as in Byzantine, history. In the eleventh century
187  6,8 |            prominent factor in the history of the Byzantine Empire,
188  6,8 |      course of the whole Byzantine history. Southern Italy was definitely
189  6,8 |            a place of honor in the history of Byzantine education in
190  6,8 |          Genesius, the author of a history from the time of Leo V to
191  6,8 |         the internal and political history of the tenth century.~ Leo
192  6,8 |          the Bulgarian war, left a history in ten books which covers
193  6,8 |      campaigns of the Empire. This history is all the more valuable
194  6,8 |         the first pages of Russian history because of the extensive
195  6,8 |          interesting figure in the history of Byzantine literature,
196  6,8 |       natural sciences, philology, history, and law, and he wrote some
197  6,8 |    orations, and many letters. The History of Psellus, describing events
198  6,8 |            valuable source for the history of the eleventh century,
199  6,8 |       meaning border, also) in the history of Russia.~ The epic hero
200  6,8 |       works belong to the field of history and jurisprudence. His history,
201  6,8 |     history and jurisprudence. His history, embracing the period from
202  6,8 |           great importance for the history of Byzantine art. The period
203  6,8 |          marked a new stage in the history of Byzantine art, namely,
204  6,8 |          also the best time in the history of Byzantine art from the
205  7,1 |            the annals of Byzantine history, and an interesting type
206  7,1 |         Trebizond who are known in history as the dynasty of the Grand
207  7,1 |           Richard III of Byzantine history,” in whose soul there was “
208  7,1 |            opened a new era in the history of the Italian Normans.
209  7,1 |            of the crusade.” In his history of the First Crusade, H.
210  7,1 |          the most important in the history of the world, especially
211  7,1 |          point of view of economic history and general culture. For
212  7,1 |        most important epoch in the history of the struggle of the two
213  7,1 |   appearance in the stage of world history in the fourth decade of
214  7,1 |           considerable part in the history of the origin of the crusades,
215  7,1 |              Another factor in the history of western Europe which
216  7,1 |           most important epochs in history. In the course of these
217  7,1 |      without its place in European history at large; for while the
218  7,1 |            less grave than that of history I should compare the Emperor
219  7,1 |       crusaders) upon the stage of history is the first act in the
220  7,1 |  importance at all in the external history of Byzantium. However, Patzinaks
221  7,1 |     unpublished manuscripts of the History of Nicetas Choniates.” Among
222  7,2 |      Perhaps for the first time in history, as Norden suggested, the
223  7,3 |        makes his appearance in the history of the Fourth Crusade —
224  7,3 |      author of the very well-known history of the island of Cyprus,
225  7,3 |         the Fourth Crusade and the history of the previous hundred
226  7,3 |         sum up: in the complicated history of the Fourth Crusade there
227  7,3 |       Orthodox church, gave in his history a very unfavorable portrait
228  7,3 |        information on the internal history of the Empire under the
229  7,3 |        extremely important for the history of later Byzantine art.
230  7,3 |          the internal and cultural history of the epoch, when Greco-Byzantine
231  7,4 |   Byzantium. In one version of the History of Nicetas Choniates Isaac
232  7,4 |     perhaps the most touching that history has preserved, concerning
233  7,4 |            of view of the cultural history of Byzantium at the end
234  7,4 |       twelfth century. Whereas the history of the Byzantine church
235  7,4 |          life. And if the internal history of Byzantium has been inadequately
236  7,4 |         conception of the internal history of this epoch. The most
237  7,4 |           bodyguard” which, in the history of Byzantium of the twelfth
238  7,4 |          Nicetas Choniates, in his history, sharply condemned Manuel
239  7,4 |          John, intended to write a history of Alexius Comnenus. Death
240  7,4 |            both for internal court history and for external policy,
241  7,4 |       momentous movements in human history she surely deserves the
242  7,4 |           loftiness and subject of history.” Despite her unhistortcal
243  7,4 |          of two small works on the history of the transformation of
244  7,4 |            of the Comneni, wrote a history of the rule of John and
245  7,4 |          Anna Comnena’s work. This history followed the examples of
246  7,4 |           the evidently unfinished history is Manuel; it is therefore
247  7,4 |          bring to an end his great history. Nicetas died at Nicaea
248  7,4 |         1204. The beginning of his history, which treats of the time
249  7,4 |         its complete form. For his history Nicetas acknowledged only
250  7,4 |        Cinnamus as his source. The history of Nicetas is written in
251  7,4 |         style is most repugnant to history, which, on the contrary,
252  7,4 |            the reason that, in his history, he treats of the most important
253  7,4 |          literature.”~ Besides the History, to Nicetas Choniates belong
254  7,4 |    honorable place not only in the history of Byzantine civilization
255  7,4 |       civilization but also in the history of classical philology,
256  7,4 |         written at Thessalonica: a history of the conquest of Thessalonica
257  7,4 |         the political and cultural history of Byzantium.~ At the close
258  7,4 |            of view of the internal history of the Empire. His book
259  7,4 |            source for the internal history of Byzantium.~ Another contemporary
260  7,4 |        them interesting for social history in general and literary
261  7,4 |            in general and literary history in particular. Prodromus
262  7,4 |      Alexius Comnenus, brought his history down to the beginning of
263  7,4 |   chronicle but “a manual of world history evidently intended for higher
264  7,4 |            sources; he brought his history down to the accession to
265  7,4 |         Manuel, Irene, carries the history down to the ascension to
266  7,4 |         the brilliant pages in the history of Byzantium. In previous
267  7,4 |        Hellenic renaissance in the history of Byzantium.~ ~ ~ ~
268  8,2 |          the Greeks; therefore the history of Trebizond has its own
269  8,2 |    significance for the subsequent history of the state of Nicaea:
270  8,2 |         achieved fame in Byzantine history as the site of two ecumenical
271  8,7 |           the Empire of Nicaea the history of the Despotat of Epirus
272  8,7 |     capital of the new state.~ The history of the Despotat of Epirus
273  8,7 |           has been thrown upon the history of the Despotat by the letters
274  8,7 |        have great interest for the history of the epoch. He crowned
275  8,7 |        every year.[60] The further history of the thirteenth century
276  8,9 |        other peoples.”[63]~ In the history of Byzantium, John Asen
277  8,9 |          the turning points in the history of the Christian East in
278  8,9 |        emperor.[65] In the further history of the thirteenth century,
279  8,9 |          alliance for the internal history of Bulgaria was the recognition
280  8,13|          worked in the belief that history would pass judgment upon
281  8,13|          he said: “The judgment of history will be passed by the generations
282  8,13|         make a great mark upon the history of his time.”[104] Finally,
283  8,13|           significance. But in the history of Nicaea his name will
284  8,13|         new page in their economic history. “The vigor of the thirteenth
285  8,13|        most worthless phenomena of history. The sophistical maxim of
286  8,13|     dangerous period of the entire history of the church, which was
287  8,13|    interesting contribution to the history of the building, and it
288  8,14|           significant pages in the history of the negotiations for
289  8,16|      author and the ecclesiastical history and the political and social
290  8,16|          important sources for the history of Byzantium in the thirteenth
291  8,16|            much information on the history and culture of the time.
292  8,16|           the form of textbooks, A History of the Earth and A General
293  8,16|            prominent places in the history of Byzantine culture.~ Among
294  8,16|          work of Acropolita is the history narrating the events from
295  8,16|            may be called a special history of the epoch of the Nicene
296  8,16|   mentioned in Krumbacher’s famous History of Byzantine Literature.
297  8,16|       peninsula connected with the history of the Despotat of Epirus,
298  8,16|        opinion was accepted in the History of Byzantine Literature
299  8,16|           great importance for the history of Byzantine law in general
300  8,16|       source of information on the history of the church, the customs
301  8,16|         importance for the general history of Byzantine culture. The
302  8,16|          and take its place in the history of general European culture
303  8,17|       indeed as distinguishing the history of this area from the history
304  8,17|      history of this area from the history of other lands.[203] It
305  8,17|        earth and various epochs of history. The comparative historical
306  8,17|          western European medieval history into world history has allowed
307  8,17|        medieval history into world history has allowed scholars to
308  8,17|           from ancient to medieval history; some believe it to be the
309  8,17|          Serbian documents. In the history of Russia, pronoia is sometimes
310  8,17|         general, especially in its history before the eleventh century.
311  8,17|        itself and for the internal history of the neighboring countries,
312  8,17|            interesting. The Secret History of Procopius as well as
313  8,17|           this subject; the Secret History is a work of the sixth century,
314  8,17|    valuable source on the internal history of the Byzantine Empire.
315  8,17|            meaning border), in the history of Russia. In these border
316  8,17|           great importance for the history both of western European
317  8,17|            the whole course of its history.~ ~ ~ ~
318  9,2 |          the Balkan peninsula. The history of the fourteenth century
319  9,2 | investigated problems of Byzantine history. The reason is the extraordinary
320  9,2 |    extraordinary complexity of the history of the epoch, in external
321  9,2 |          whole course of Byzantine history.[9] The first Palaeologus
322  9,2 |        Phrantzes, preserved in his History an interesting description
323  9,3 |           Few prominent figures of history have been portrayed by historians
324  9,3 |          involve Louis also in the history of Byzantium. Michael sent
325  9,3 |            and has become known in history as the Sicilian Vespers.[
326  9,3 |      important events in the early history of the political unification
327  9,3 |          event of western European history, has its part also in the
328  9,3 |           has its part also in the history of Byzantium.~ Before Amari’
329  9,4 |          attractive episode in the history of the Empire of the Palaeologi,”
330  9,4 |      investigators have had in the history of medieval political life.”[
331  9,4 |          rectified, and that a new history of the Catalan dominion
332  9,4 |       remarkable phenomenon in the history of Serbia. It showed clearly
333  9,4 |           considerable part in the history of the Balkan peninsula.
334  9,4 |            unified nation, and the history of the Albanians had always
335  9,4 |          always been a part of the history of some foreign people.
336  9,4 |          have been unexplored. The history of Albania cannot, therefore,
337  9,4 |           that a really scientific history of Albania can be written.”[
338  9,4 |           the second volume of his History of the Peninsula of Morea
339  9,5 |     brought a momentous day in the history of Serbia. At Scopia (Skoplje,
340  9,7 | Pallmerayer, was the first, in his History of the Peninsula of Morea,
341  9,7 |  remarkable phenomena of Byzantine history.”[181]~ ~The siege of Constantinople
342  9,9 |      important events in all world history was imminent. The very fact
343  9,9 |         Muhammed II, dedicated his history, which shows strongly the
344  9,9 |           as the main topic of his history not Byzantium, but the Turkish
345  9,9 |           old Russian an important history of the capture of Tsargrad, “
346  9,9 |         was the first sovereign in history who had at his disposal
347  9,9 |         the famous orations in the history of Thucydides, Critobulus
348  9,9 |            the most picturesque in history, that of the last Christian
349  9,9 |          Jan Diugosz, wrote in his History of Poland:~ ~This Constantinopolitan
350  9,10|    Palaeologi.~ The ecclesiastical history of the time of the Palaeologi
351  9,12| ecclesiastical organization in the history of Byzantium, a new distribution
352  9,14|      interest as an episode in the history of cultural intercourse
353  9,17|  complicated problems of Byzantine history. The sources on this subject,
354  9,17|          and rich material for the history of peasant and monastery
355  9,17|     interesting, tragic and bloody history of the commune of Thessalonica
356  9,17|           phenomena in the general history of medieval social problems.~
357  9,18|        information on the troubled history of the fourteenth century
358  9,18|            portions of Pachymeres’ history is his narration of Roger
359  9,18|        compiled his Ecclesiastical History. His original plan may have
360  9,18|         may have been to bring the History up to his own time, but
361  9,18|             philosophy, astronomy, history, rhetoric, and grammar.
362  9,18|       important is his large Roman history in thirty-seven books, covering
363  9,18|        participants; therefore his history clearly reflects his sympathies
364  9,18|           sort of memoir than as a history. It may be called “a subjectively
365  9,18|       though very important in the history of Byzantine civilization
366  9,18|      longer (maius), or Phrantzes’ History, covers the time from 1258
367  9,18|            Gregorius, he wrote his history at the request of some noble
368  9,18|       constitutes the value of his history — he yet, like most Byzantine
369  9,18|      polished spoken Greek”[354] a history from 1341 to 1462, i.e.,
370  9,18|            has been quoted. Ducas’ history has been preserved not only
371  9,18|         Ottoman Empire. He wrote a History in ten books, from 1298
372  9,18|            359] he related not the history of the Palaeologian dynasty
373  9,18|       Palaeologian dynasty but the history of the Ottomans and their
374  9,18|  Thucydides, composed a eulogistic history of Muhammed II, in the years
375  9,18|        importance for the cultural history of the fourteenth century
376  9,18|           of this new material the history of Greek civilization during
377  9,18|    honorable place in the cultural history of Byzantium in the fourteenth
378  9,18|          important episodes in the history of the transplantation of
379  9,18|           confines of the cultural history of Byzantium, and if only
380  9,18|         interested in the cultural history of the later Byzantine Empire.[
381  9,18|        sometimes remembered in the history of Byzantine literature
382  9,18|         right.”[394] Of course the history of Byzantine political theory
383  9,18|            plainly shows that “the history of political ideas in Byzantium
384  9,18|          historical records on the history not only of Byzantium, but
385  9,18|       problems for research in the history of the Palaeologian renaissance
386  9,18|          forces which dominate the history of Byzantium: classicism
387  9,18|          miniatures reflecting the history of Byzantium from 811 to
388  9,19|           Thus, great merit in the history of medieval culture belongs
389  9,19|         The role of Barlaam in the history of the Renaissance was in
390  9,19|         The role of Barlaam in the history of earlier Italian humanism
391  9,19|       nevertheless, in the general history of the Renaissance, the
392  9,19|              Thus, the role in the history of the early humanistic
393  9,19|         the twelfth century. Their history is the history of south
394  9,19|      century. Their history is the history of south Italian Hellenism.~
395  9,19|         contributed greatly to the history of the Renaissance not only