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1  7,1 |      her husband, Nicephorus Bryennius, who was also an historian.
2  7,4 |   and her husband Nicephorus Bryennius occupy an honorable place
3  7,4 |   historiography. Nicephorus Bryennius, who survived Alexius and
4  7,4 |    The detailed narrative of Bryennius discusses the events from
5  7,4 |     partiality. The style of Bryennius is rather simple and has
6  7,4 | clearly evident in his work. Bryennius’ work is of great importance
7  7,4 |      highly educated wife of Bryennius, the eldest daughter of
8  7,4 |      her husband, Nicephorus Bryennius. The tendency to panegyrize
9  9,15|   Byzantine polemist, Joseph Bryennius, wrote; “Let no one be deceived