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  1  2,1 |         expressed in his brilliant work, The Time of Constantine
  2  2,1 |    disregarding the fact that this work is not authentic.[3] The
  3  2,1 |            Lactantius, who, in his work On the Death of the Persecutors (
  4  2,1 |          Maxentius. In his earlier work, The Ecclesiastical History,
  5  2,1 |            on the shields. Another work, The Life of Constantine,
  6  2,1 |       attributed to Eusebius. This work relates that the emperor
  7  2,2 |     materials for the construction work were gathered from everywhere.
  8  2,2 |         the spring of 330 A.D. the work had progressed to such an
  9  2,2 |            Empire; but both had to work in the interests of one
 10  2,2 |         his visit in his satirical work, Misopogon, or Beardhater.[
 11  2,3 |           not and could not be the work of the second council, that
 12  2,3 |            the statue of Zeus, the work of Phidias, was transferred
 13  2,3 |       Theodosius; it continued its work of spreading the knowledge
 14  2,4 |       produced, after eight years’ work, the so-called Codex Theodosianus,
 15  2,5 |   Christian era.~ But life did its work, and pagan society was gradually
 16  2,5 | Praeparatio evangelica), the large work in which he defends the
 17  2,5 |         His outstanding historical work is the Ecclesiastical History,
 18  2,5 |           became the basis for the work of many later church historians
 19  2,5 |            keep the-harmony of his work intact, Eusebius did not
 20  2,5 |          by a skillful use of this work one may gain much valuable
 21  2,5 |      picture of ascetic life. This work greatly influenced the spread
 22  2,5 |        writing hymns. The finished work of Romanus in the sixth
 23  2,5 |        mortibus persecutorum. This work gives very interesting information
 24  2,5 |   appearance in 1900 of the famous work of D. V. Aïnalov, Hellenistic
 25  2,5 |          in 1901 of the remarkable work of the Austrian scholar
 26  2,5 |       Berlin, is apparently also a work of the fourth, fifth, or
 27  3,4 |        Corippus, in his historical work Iohannis.[23]~ These conquests
 28  3,5 |                    The legislative work of Justinian and Tribonian.~
 29  3,5 |         because of his legislative work, remarkable for its sweeping
 30  3,5 |             In his own legislative work he was greatly aided by
 31  3,5 |    undertaking was Tribonian.~ The work progressed with astonishing
 32  3,5 |       million lines. This enormous work, which in Justinian’s own
 33  3,5 |    compiled necessarily caused the work to be defective in certain
 34  3,5 |      decided lack of unity in this work. This fault is responsible
 35  3,5 |            with the year 534. This work concluded the compilation
 36  3,5 |            Justinian’s legislative work and serve as one of the
 37  3,5 |            Justinian’s legislative work and the fact that it was
 38  3,5 |         the stupendous legislative work of the sixth century has
 39  3,5 |           study of the legislative work of Justinian has occurred
 40  3,5 |           recently. Up to now this work, with the exception of the
 41  3,5 |         whether or not Justinian’s work met the needs of his time
 42  3,5 |           must have influenced the work of the compilers, and the
 43  3,5 |       character of the legislative work of Justinian. The problem
 44  3,9 |       period a remarkable literary work made its appearance, the
 45  3,9 |            the sixth century. This work is extremely valuable for
 46  3,9 |           very old versions of his work.~ The fundamental aim of
 47  3,9 |      historical importance of this work, which lies in the information
 48  3,9 | historical-geographical value, the work of Cosmas is also of great
 49  3,9 |            these pictures were the work of the author himself. The
 50  3,9 |              The miniatures in the work of Cosmas,” said N. P. Kondakov, “
 51  3,9 |     mosaics at Ravenna.”[104]~ The work of Cosmas was later translated
 52  3,9 |       period. By this constructive work Justinian, according to
 53  3,10|           busy reign, now began to work rapidly and perceptibly.”[
 54  3,15|         villages.[134]~ In a later work Fallmerayer applied his
 55  3,15|         century was in reality the work of Albanian hands.~ The
 56  3,15|    significance when viewed as the work of the first scholar who
 57  3,15|  historians, who proclaim that his work has not been adequately
 58  3,16|   expresses the bitter truth. This work may be called a general
 59  3,16|       Justinian’s time. The second work of Procopius, On Buildings,
 60  3,16|         and excessive praise, this work contains an abundance of
 61  3,16|           of the Empire. The third work of Procopius, Anecdota,
 62  3,16|          The contrast between this work and the other two is so
 63  3,16|        definitely decided that the work was really an authentic
 64  3,16|            was really an authentic work of Procopius. When properly
 65  3,16|           When properly used, this work serves as an extremely valuable
 66  3,16|         was included in the famous work of the time of Constantine
 67  3,16|           historian carried on the work of those who preceded him.~
 68  3,16|      somewhat artificially written work, On the Reign of Justinian,
 69  3,16|          continuation of Agathias’ work, and related events from
 70  3,16|             Only fragments of this work are in existence today,
 71  3,16|       historian than Agathias. The work of Menander was continued
 72  3,16|         secretary. Besides a small work on natural science and a
 73  3,16|            probably covered in his work the period from the time
 74  3,16|         and sixth centuries is the work of Evagrius of Syria, who
 75  3,16|           A large fragment of this work has survived, which is concerned
 76  3,16|          conception from the first work, and contained a detailed
 77  3,16|         with the author. The third work of Hesychius was a dictionary
 78  3,16|           and amusing facts. “This work represents a historical
 79  3,16|      worthy of attention, for this work is the first considerable
 80  3,16|            special study of John’s work, the Ecclesiastical History “
 81  3,16|          to moral perfection. This work became favorite reading
 82  3,16|     centuries, produced his famous work in Greek, Pratum Spirituale (
 83  3,16| Mediterranean and Aegean Seas. The work contains the author’s impressions
 84  3,16|           by Procopius. The second work of Corippus, the Panegyric
 85  3,16|         poetry; they represent the work of an amateur which is “
 86  3,16|          and skillfully guided the work of ten thousand laborers.
 87  3,16|       restore mosaics, and in 1933 work began in the narthex. In
 88  3,16|            untiring and systematic work the marvelous mosaics of
 89  3,16|    Whittemore’s death in 1950, his work has been continued by Professor
 90  4,2 |         Heraclius, were willing to work towards an agreement, as
 91  4,4 |       problem of the themes is the work On Themes, written by Constantine
 92  4,4 |            Heraclian dynasty. This work has also the disadvantage
 93  4,4 |        verbatim. But although this work does not give much information
 94  4,4 |          contemporary events. This work, dealing with the favorite
 95  4,4 |         view of the fact that this work has survived only in fragments,
 96  4,4 |      surviving fragments show, the work of John of Antioch should
 97  4,4 |            as much superior to the work of Malalas, for it does
 98  4,4 |           value of this unoriginal work lies in the determination
 99  4,4 |           teachers,” etc. Maximus’ work on Gregory the Theologian
100  4,4 |           Cyrus and Johannes. This work contains much information
101  4,4 |          90, is a purely Byzantine work. Some frescoes of Santa
102  5,2 |            an earlier part of this work) in the work of Constantine
103  5,2 |          part of this work) in the work of Constantine Porphyrogenitus,
104  5,3 |           their humanity” than the work of the preceding emperors.
105  5,3 |           began by thinking it the work of a private hand and he
106  5,3 |          in legislation.”[35]~ The work is not dated. Some scholars
107  5,3 |     product of private hands but a work of legislative authority.[
108  5,3 |     regarded with certainty as the work of the Isaurian emperors.[
109  5,4 |          are an abomination of the work of Satan” (V. 92), viewed
110  5,5 |      convoke a council which would work out the foundations of an
111  5,6 |           first two volumes of his work bear the title of A History
112  5,8 |           the council finished its work, solemn service was performed
113  5,8 |            a monastery. While this work does not throw any light
114  5,8 |         nature of the account, the work of Theophanes is very valuable,
115  5,8 |         Byzantine chroniclers. The work of Theophanes was the favorite
116  5,8 |            attempting to make this work a popular account suitable
117  5,8 |            of this History and the work of Theophanes may be explained
118  5,8 |     victory of image-worship. This work is of much value for the
119  5,8 |         closely connected with the work of Hamartolus. A manuscript
120  5,8 |           tradition of Hamartolus’ work, which was changed and enlarged
121  5,8 |          Fragments of an extensive work against icon worship written
122  5,8 |           compilation of a general work favorable to iconoclasm
123  5,8 |          and poetry. His principal work is The Source of Knowledge,
124  5,8 |           thirteenth century, this work was used by the famous father
125  5,8 | circumstances which suggested this work are very interesting. A
126  5,8 |         The greatest value of this work lies in the fact that it
127  5,8 |    illustrations of which were the work of Byzantine monks, testify
128  6   |          The intensive legislative work, expressed in the publication
129  6,1 |           all his time to literary work, in the midst of the most
130  6,2 |    thousands of cities.” A special work was even written about him,
131  6,2 |          to Syria, and he began to work toward the realization of
132  6,4 |    contemporary record, the famous work of the tenth century Concerning
133  6,5 |            to the Patzinaks in his work On the Administration of
134  6,5 |    recorded by Constantine in this work it is also evident that
135  6,6 |     sovereign. In one part of this work he wrote, “Whom does Rome
136  6,7 |          to revive the legislative work of Justinian by adapting
137  6,7 |    language of Basil’s legislative work. The Emperor himself characterized
138  6,7 |         issued meanwhile a smaller work entitled the Prochiron (
139  6,7 |        considered this legislative work as merely a revised and
140  6,7 |        while others hold that this work was an officially published
141  6,7 |       Epanagoge, together with the work on the “purification of
142  6,7 |          to revive the legislative work of Justinian by omitting
143  6,7 |            books of the Basilics a work of the eleventh or twelfth
144  6,7 |             their organization and work, the grant of markets, the
145  6,7 |        tendency in the legislative work of the Byzantine emperors,
146  6,7 |    twenty-five themes.[135] In his work Concerning Themes (tenth
147  6,8 |      grandfather, Basil I. Another work, On the Administration of
148  6,8 |          Byzantine diplomacy. This work opens with chapters on the
149  6,8 |            some other peoples. The work contains also the names
150  6,8 |            found also in his third work, On Themes, based partly
151  6,8 |            his time that the large work On the Ceremonies of the
152  6,8 |             who wrote a historical work which has not survived,
153  6,8 |            and John Tzimisces. The work of Leo the Deacon is also
154  6,8 |            and occasional poems, a work in verse on ascetism (Paradise),
155  6,8 |           individuals continued to work diligently and spend long
156  6,8 |            a seriousness which the work of Hellenistic times had
157  6,8 |           Ani in Armenia, that the work of restoration was entrusted.
158  7,1 |        authoress of the historical work, Alexiad. She devised a
159  7,1 |       offered a prize for the best work which had for its purpose: “
160  7,1 |        Europe; the other book, the work of the Frenchman M. Choiseul
161  7,1 |           this letter an authentic work of Gerbert written before
162  7,1 |          crusade, was the personal work of Urban II; and for carrying
163  7,1 |       Byzantine diplomats began to work actively in a new direction.
164  7,1 |          which stated “the present work was completed by the painter
165  7,1 |      Andronicus set strenuously to work at reforms. The salary of
166  7,3 |           bronze horses of antique work which had served as one
167  7,3 |          had devoted much time and work to his poor flock, Michael,
168  7,4 |  emphasized in his very well-known work on the conquest of England
169  7,4 |          house of the Comneni, his work is marked by some partiality.
170  7,4 |          is clearly evident in his work. Bryennius’ work is of great
171  7,4 |            in his work. Bryennius’ work is of great importance both
172  7,4 |         fifteen books of her great work Anna described the time
173  7,4 |          and a continuation of the work of her husband, Nicephorus
174  7,4 |            father, Anna produced a work which is extremely important
175  7,4 |        historical point of view, a work based not only upon her
176  7,4 |           He sent Ptolemy’s famous work, the Almagest, as a present
177  7,4 |     continuation of Anna Comnena’s work. This history followed the
178  7,4 |        which like some unalterable work of nature were beyond the
179  7,4 |           to his favorite literary work and to bring to an end his
180  7,4 |            is the great historical work in twenty books comprising
181  7,4 |       Empire (1118-1206). Nicetas’ work is a priceless source for
182  7,4 |       Comnenus, is very brief. The work breaks off with a minor
183  7,4 |         Θησαυρος ορθοδοξιας); this work, a continuation of the Panoply
184  7,4 |         was written. Usually, this work is considered as anonymous,
185  7,4 |           Therefore, this piece of work of the Comnenian epoch is
186  7,4 |         century living by literary work who constantly complained
187  7,4 |            the writer.” In another work he wrote of his memory: “
188  7,4 |          popular meter, a poetical work of historical and philological
189  7,4 |            editor, who divided the work, for convenience of quotation,
190  7,4 |             letters. Another large work by John Tzetzes is Allegories
191  7,4 |      appear before everyone,” This work, declared Vasilievsky, also
192  7,4 |         the method of the author’s work and his vast acquaintance
193  7,4 |        final word, A survey of his work as a whole, including his
194  7,4 |    obviously the end for which the work is undertaken. The elaborate
195  7,4 |           pottery and glass, metal work, seals, and engraved gems.~
196  8,2 |           western neighbor, set to work actively to organize his
197  8,16|            of this treatise. “This work of Blemmydes,” a special
198  8,16|        Uspensky, wrote of the same work: “Blemmydes has no idea
199  8,16|        century.~ The main literary work of Acropolita is the history
200  8,16|        important as a source. This work may be called a special
201  8,16|           as a continuation of the work of Nicetas Choniates. As
202  8,16|          Nicaea, promoted cultural work in the thirteenth century
203  8,16|           adventures. One piece of work in the field of Byzantine
204  8,17|            much studied; intensive work is still needed, and one
205  8,17|        view. When this preparatory work is done, new and important
206  8,17|            the Secret History is a work of the sixth century, biased
207  9,3 |           the Emperor the right to work and exploit rich deposits
208  9,3 |            remarks: “When Charles’ work is better studied and known,
209  9,3 |            always brings to mind a work of the famous Italian historian
210  9,3 |         Byzantium.~ Before Amari’s work came out, it was usually
211  9,4 |           the Catalans were out of work. Such allies, accustomed
212  9,4 |           yoke, was in reality the work of Albanian hands. Fallmerayer
213  9,4 |             the author of a German work Albanian Studies, estimated
214  9,5 |            disturbance their pious work.”[114]~ Easter 1346 brought
215  9,7 |         who provide instruments of work (i.e. those who care for
216  9,7 |      literature there is a special work on this siege written by
217  9,8 |        well described in a special work, On the last capture of
218  9,8 |           VIII undertook the great work of restoring the walls of
219  9,9 |    Constantinople, Muhammed set to work with extreme circumspection.
220  9,9 |           210] in other words, his work is general in character.
221  9,9 |          during the siege, and his work is therefore of the greatest
222  9,13|   According to the above-mentioned work of Papamichael and its exposition
223  9,15|     bas-reliefs, fifteenth century work with the pictures of the
224  9,17|            an end to the Byzantine work in Morea.~ Under the pressure
225  9,17|       supplement to the well-known work of the tenth century which
226  9,17|        power of the Empire, such a work was comprehensible and necessary.
227  9,18|         his solitude to scientific work and literature. His chief
228  9,18|     literature. His chief literary work is the Histories, in four
229  9,18|         very important, historical work which embraces the period
230  9,18|          even his chief historical work needs a new critical edition.[
231  9,18|          911. Only the part of his work which covers the time from
232  9,18|   distinctive traits of Phrantzes’ work. In spite of his prejudices,
233  9,18|       spite of his prejudices, his work, written by an eyewitness
234  9,18|           the opening pages of his work he gave a brief chronological
235  9,18|            by origin, centered his work, not in Constantinople or
236  9,18|       Crete, where he composed his work. Following Herodotus and
237  9,18|         where he died. The longest work of Beccus is a treatise,
238  9,18|           other things, the famous work of Thomas Aquinas, Summa
239  9,18|           that Cabasilas’ literary work in Byzantine mysticism,
240  9,18|           Plethon’s chief piece of work was a kind of Utopia, “A
241  9,18|            here is one side of the work of the philologists of the
242  9,18|           investigator defined the work of Metochites as prodigious
243  9,18|        expressed the hope that his work in the field of art would
244  9,18|           renaissance is the whole work of Theodore Metochites.
245  9,18|        letters, and whose literary work deserves to be better known
246  9,18|           last important juridical work which has preserved its
247  9,18|           carefully that juridical work of fallen Byzantium. The
248  9,18| distinguish who among them wrote a work ascribed only to Meliteniotes.[
249  9,18|          author of an astronomical work, the most vast and most
250  9,18|    Palaeologi, which produced such work as the mosaics of Qahriye-jami,
251  9,18|      brilliant flowering of mosaic work and fresco painting under
252  9,18|     sixteenth century; some of his work is perhaps still to be seen
253  9,19|           on Boccaccio, who in his work The Genealogy of the Gods (
254  9,19|            Plato, Bessarion in his work Against Plato’s Calumniator (