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  1  2,1 |            which very soon became a second Rome in the eyes of the
  2  2,1 |          the Emperor Hadrian in the second century A.D, old Jerusalem
  3  2,2 |      doctrine had originated in the second half of the third century
  4  2,2 |   foundation of Constantinople.~The second event of primary importance
  5  2,2 |          The Greek historian of the second century B.C., Polybius,
  6  2,2 |           empire. At the end of the second century Byzantium received
  7  2,2 |             that the emperor of the second half of the third century,
  8  2,2 |          feature was preserved; the second experienced a great change
  9  2,2 |     undertaking, the man who in the second half of the fourth century
 10  2,2 |          Still more important was a second decree, preserved in the
 11  2,2 |        suppose that Julian issued a second decree forbidding Christians
 12  2,2 |             83] But the text of the second decree has not been preserved;
 13  2,3 |          into the foreground in the second half of the century as a
 14  2,3 |        prevailing conditions in the second half of the fourth century: “
 15  2,3 |             council is known as the Second Ecumenical Council. Of no
 16  2,3 |           question discussed at the Second Ecumenical Council was the
 17  2,3 |        could not be the work of the second council, that it was apocryphal;
 18  2,3 |          either before or after the second council. The majority of
 19  2,3 |        framed by the Fathers of the second council, though it became
 20  2,3 |          Council of Chalcedon.~ The second council also established
 21  2,3 |           in the latter part of the second century, further south into
 22  2,3 |             of the Bosporus. In the second half of the third century
 23  2,3 |         problems of his period. The Second Ecumenical Council, by proclaiming
 24  2,3 |         into Syriac as early as the second half of the fifth century
 25  2,3 |           of the Goths were Arians. Second in strength, during the
 26  2,4 |             that of Diocletian. The second collection, compiled during
 27  2,5 |           by the third canon of the Second Ecumenical Council. Following
 28  2,5 |         took place in Italy. In the second half of the fifth century
 29  2,5 |          developed at the first and second ecumenical councils and
 30  2,5 |        Balkan peninsula in the late second century A.D.[145]~ The attacks
 31  2,5 |            currency until about the second half of the seventh century.[
 32  2,5 |          abundant activities of his second successor, Justinian the
 33  2,5 |      successful in achieving in the second half of the fifth century
 34  2,5 |         Christian apologists of the second and third centuries on the
 35  2,5 |           famous writer of the late second century, said: “Philosophy,
 36  2,5 |          Eusebius, who lived in the second half of the third century
 37  2,5 |       Paphlagonia, who lived in the second half of the fourth century.
 38  3,3 |            had had in the first and second centuries. As a Christian
 39  3,5 |           year 534. In November the second edition of the revised and
 40  3,5 |           the Institutions; for the second, third, and fourth years,
 41  3,5 |         awoke to new life and for a second time united the world. All
 42  3,6 |        state,[58] others that this “second Constantine the Great was
 43  3,6 | Constantinople, the New Rome, ranks second after the most holy apostolic
 44  3,7 |        Syria, and Palestine. In the second place, the Monophysites
 45  3,15|             Balkan peninsula in the second half of the sixth century,
 46  3,15|      without any real basis. In the second volume of his History of
 47  3,15|        Albanian settlers during the second quarter of the fourteenth
 48  3,16|            of Justinian’s time. The second work of Procopius, On Buildings,
 49  3,16|           survived, events from the second Triumvirate (from Augustus)
 50  3,16|             given by Procopius. The second work of Corippus, the Panegyric
 51  3,16|    connected by five doors with the second inner porch. Nine bronze
 52  3,16|      literary influences.[164]~ The second famous church of the capital
 53  3,16|           emperor, Valentinian III, second, Theodoric the Great, and
 54  4   |             son of Heraclius by his second wife, Martina. He was deposed
 55  4,1 |             Empire, and Persia, the second definitely lost its former
 56  4,1 |       present.[25]~ As early as the second century B.C. independent
 57  4,1 |         formed a large state in the second half of the third century
 58  4,1 |            Syria and Palestine. The second Arabian dynasty, the Lakhmids,
 59  4,1 |          Yemen since the end of the second century B.C. the kingdom
 60  4,1 |       before Muhammed’s appearance. Second in importance was the city
 61  4,1 |              But in the time of the second caliph, Omar, events developed
 62  4,1 |        Bulgarian kingdom.~ From the second half of the sixth century
 63  4,1 |         profound significance.~ The second half of the seventh century
 64  4,1 |          establish for the Empire a second central point in the West,
 65  4,2 |         finally made peace with the second successor, Vitalian. The
 66  4,3 |           the pope.[85]~ During the second reign of Justinian II (705-
 67  4,4 |           Bulgarian kingdom (in the second half of the seventh century).
 68  4,4 |          though, beginning with the second half of the sixth century,
 69  5,1 |        Theophanes into Latin in the second half of the ninth century,
 70  5,2 |        Jesus when he dies after his second advent.[11]~ Gradually the
 71  5,3 |          was inclined to accept the second half of the eighth century
 72  5,3 |          law was extracted from the second chapter of the fourteenth
 73  5,3 |             48] and inferred that a second edition of the Sea Law was
 74  5,3 |          represent in substance the second edition.[49]~ In style the
 75  5,4 |             Ecumenical Council; the second lasted from 813 to 843 and
 76  5,4 |        began to be exerted from the second half of the seventh century
 77  5,5 |          their antagonists when the second period of the iconoclastic
 78  5,6 |            secular possessor of the second Rome; but the report of
 79  5,6 |           only to rise again in the second half, but this time in its
 80  5,8 |           policy. In the year 815 a second iconoclastic council was
 81  5,8 |     recently been advanced that the second iconoclastic movement, particularly
 82  5,8 |        iconoclastic emperors of the second period, Leo V the Armenian,
 83  5,8 |            in the first period. The second period lasted only for about
 84  5,8 |              The iconoclasts of the second period, therefore, met a
 85  5,8 |            the harshest time of the second period of the movement.
 86  5,8 |      opinion that during the entire second period of iconoclasm image-worship
 87  5,8 |          historical estimate of the second period of the iconoclastic
 88  5,8 |          167]~ In the Near East the second period of iconoclasm was
 89  5,8 |              In connection with the second period of the iconoclastic
 90  5,8 |           ninth century. During the second period of iconoclasm “enthusiasm
 91  5,8 |           rupture took place in the second half of the ninth century
 92  5,8 |           of the iconoclasts in the second period of the movement.
 93  5,8 |       librarian, Anastasius, in the second half of the ninth century,
 94  5,8 |            their edition.[187]~ The second period of iconoclasm was
 95  5,8 |            literary movement of the second half of the ninth century.
 96  5,8 |            epoch for the subsequent second Golden Age of Byzantine
 97  5,8 |            the iconoclasts that the Second Golden Age owed its essential
 98  6   |            of Emperor Basil II; the second, the brief period from 1025
 99  6   |           for Byzantine arms by the second half of the tenth and the
100  6,1 |             of Zoë, widowed for the second time, and of her younger
101  6,1 |          Zoë and Theodora marks the second and last instance of feminine
102  6,2 |         policy of Leo VI during the second half of his reign in no
103  6,2 |         words of the chronicler, a “second Trajan or Belisarius” and
104  6,2 |           treatment; and around the second, all those who upheld adultery,
105  6,2 |         century, taking from it its second relic, the apocryphal letter
106  6,2 |           of the imperial treasury. Second, the Emperor should keep
107  6,2 |          the fortress of Ani in the second half of the tenth century,
108  6,3 |  Porphyrogenitus.[53] Later, in the second half of the tenth century,
109  6,3 |        particular strength when the Second Bulgarian Kingdom was formed
110  6,4 |           invaluable source for the second half of the tenth century,
111  6,4 |               Igor’s forces for his second campaign in 944 were much
112  6,5 |           and economically.~ In the second half of the tenth and early
113  6,6 |         Louis II. Thus, even in the second half of the ninth century
114  6,6 |             wrote an account of his second sojourn at the Constantinopolitan
115  6,6 |          eastern capital. From this second account, usually known as
116  6,6 |      victory of Hannibal during the Second Punic War. Basil II owed
117  6,7 |              This was the so-called second schism of Photius. Recent
118  6,7 |        however, have shown that the second schism of Photius never
119  6,7 |      becoming very prominent in the second half of the tenth century,
120  6,7 |           for the first time in the second set of rules (typicon) given
121  6,7 |           to the state.[113] In the second place, the materials borrowed
122  6,7 |         Romanus to publish in 934 a second Novel in which he harshly
123  6,8 |             His accession marks the second victory of the military
124  6,8 |             alliance existed in the second half of the sixth century.
125  6,8 |        Eudocia Macrembolitissa, the second of the Seljuq sultans, Alp
126  6,8 |      considerably declined from the second half of the eleventh century.
127  6,8 |    characterized by scholars as the second Golden Age of Byzantine
128  7,1 |            Germany, Conrad III; his second wife, Mary (Maria), was
129  7,1 |           the First Crusade. In the second half of the eleventh century
130  7,1 |            to the Visigoths. In the second half of the seventh and
131  7,1 |     preceding the crusades.~ In the second half of the tenth century
132  7,1 |   protectorate there.~ When, in the second half of the tenth century (
133  7,1 |         Holy Land took place in the second half of the eleventh century.~
134  7,1 |            leaders.~ As late as the second half of the nineteenth century
135  7,1 |           Islam seems to have taken second place; it seems that, in
136  7,1 |             Holy Sepulchre. (2) The second is the growth of the papacy
137  7,1 |            the situation before the Second. These fifty‑one years,
138  7,1 |       conditions in the life of the second half of the eleventh century,
139  7,1 |     destroyed by the Seljuqs in the second half of the twelfth century.
140  7,1 |        Policies of Manuel I and the Second Crusade.~ ~Relations with
141  7,1 |         political speculations. The Second Crusade entirely changed
142  7,1 |             from the Normans.~ ~The Second Crusade. — After the First
143  7,1 |        especially interested in the Second Crusade, considered it as “
144  7,1 |         Manuel, in the epoch of the Second Crusade, had also some special
145  7,1 |           met with Roger.~ Thus the Second Crusade, which had started
146  7,1 |          policy of Manuel after the Second Crusade. — During the crusade
147  7,1 |      Byzantium and France after the Second Crusade seem to have improved.
148  7,1 |            the Latin preponderance; second, to weaken the office‑holding
149  7,2 |          the Empire appeared in the Second Bulgarian Kingdom, and in
150  7,2 |           Normans and Turks and the Second Bulgarian kingdom.~ In the
151  7,2 |           established the so-called Second Bulgarian Kingdom.~ At the
152  7,2 |    considered the foundation of the Second Bulgarian Kingdom of Trnovo
153  7,2 |             in the formation of the Second Bulgarian Kingdom and say
154  7,2 |          liberating movement of the second half of the twelfth century
155  7,2 |             the same race; that the second campaign of the Byzantine
156  7,2 |             the Bulgarian king. The Second Bulgarian Kingdom, which
157  7,2 |     Byzantium.~ After the fruitless Second Crusade the condition of
158  7,2 |           plans broke down; for the second time within a brief period
159  7,3 |          construction became in the second half of the thirteenth century
160  7,3 |             in the third act of the second part of his tragedy “Faust”
161  7,4 |        opinion was supported in the second half of the twelfth century
162  7,4 |       Byzantine Empire.”~ After the Second Crusade Manuel corresponded
163  7,4 |             and some others; to the second group belong the works written
164  7,4 |           first thousand lines, the second, and so on, it is usually
165  7,4 |            of the chronicler of the second half of the eleventh century,
166  7,4 |             the continuation of the second Golden Age, the beginning
167  7,4 |             the first period of the second Golden Age contemporary
168  8,1 |            two foreign states — the Second Bulgarian Empire through
169  8,2 |           Empire there grew up this second empire which gradually unified
170  8,2 | strengthened only in thee.”[25] The second panegyric was written by
171  8,7 |           important. Epirus was the second Greek center, where, under
172  8,7 |     possession of Thessalonica, the second city in importance of the
173  8,11|            versions, especially the second one, which reflects a kind
174  8,11|     regarded them. Referring to the second version, Miller wrote: “
175  8,12|          the brilliant epoch of the Second Bulgarian Kingdom passed
176  8,12|             his death collapsed the second attempt of the Bulgars to
177  8,13|        populace; shortly after, his second coronation was performed
178  8,14|          laic and ecclesiastic. The second task was to render subject
179  8,16|            of Cyprus states, in the second half of the thirteenth century,
180  8,16|             his epoch; in fact, the second is one of the very important
181  8,16|    thirteenth century.[170]~ To the second half of the twelfth century
182  8,16|             Despotat of Epirus, the second Hellenic center organized
183  8,16|             future.[196]~ About the second eminent personality of the
184  8,16|         later the appearance of the second cultural Hellenic renaissance
185  8,16|            first renaissance to the second.~ The cultural center formed
186  8,17|      documents begins only with the second half of the eleventh century.
187  8,17|           were built. Therefore the second half of the seventh century
188  8,17|              and the islands to his second son; and distributed the
189  9,2 |             Hungary, Stephen V; his second wife, Violanta-Irene, a
190  9,2 |          widow Xenia-Maria, and his second wife, a western princess,
191  9,2 |     Cantacuzene was crowned for the second time, and his daughter Helena
192  9,2 |        victim to the plague. John’s second wife was an Italian, Sophia
193  9,3 |         against Byzantium by Louis’ second crusade to Tunis, which
194  9,3 |     defeated by the Mongols. In the second half of the thirteenth century,
195  9,4 |        sublimity and riches. In the second half of the fourteenth century
196  9,4 |            time, that is, up to the second half of the twelfth century,
197  9,4 |       towards the foundation of the second Bulgarian Kingdom. Just
198  9,4 |             Serbian monarchy in the second half of the twelfth century
199  9,4 |             Greek geographer of the second century A.D., Ptolemy, mentioned
200  9,4 |             Despotat of Epirus, the second Bulgarian Empire, the Emperor
201  9,4 |             extending later, in the second half of the fourteenth and
202  9,4 |            Greece.” He wrote in the second volume of his History of
203  9,4 |            that, beginning with the second quarter of the fourteenth
204  9,6 |          the Athenian plague in the second book of Thucydides. From
205  9,7 |    Christian faith?”[159]~ Manuel's second stay in Paris lasted about
206  9,7 |              say very little of his second visit. The little information
207  9,7 |             to the beginning of his second stay are marked by high
208  9,7 |            made the appanage of the second son of the Constantinopolitan
209  9,7 |             Peloponnesus, where his second son Theodore was Despot
210  9,8 |           prosperity, and make it a second Venice.”[187] But the Turks,
211  9,9 |           everything.”[215]~ In the second half of the nineteenth century,
212  9,9 |          barbarians! O, city, city, second paradise planted in the
213  9,9 |         precursor of Antichrist and second Sennacherib.”[234] In many
214  9,9 |            conquest of the city the second death of Homer and Plato.[
215  9,11|            Lyons.~ The popes of the second half of the thirteenth century,
216  9,12|           first time at Nicaea, the second time at Constantinople after
217  9,12|        protos of Mount Athos, this “second paradise or starry heaven
218  9,13|            and later the Serbs, and second, against severe internal
219  9,17|             Balkan peninsula in the second half of the fourteenth century,
220  9,18|     Cyparissiotes, who lived in the second half of the fourteenth century,
221  9,18|             monastery of Chora; the second poem is another description
222  9,18|          been proved to exist.~ The second or “Syrian” hypothesis,
223  9,18|           and Aïnalov, Diehl in the second edition of his Manual of
224  9,19|       unable to respond.”[454]~ The second Greek who played a considerable
225  9,19|             call Constantinople the second Rome and dare to regard
226  9,19|        embraces the period from the second half of the ninth century
227  9,19|            the ninth century to the second half of the tenth; but it
228  9,19|           of learning.”[462] In the second half of the thirteenth century
229 App  |               Justinian II (for the second time), 705-711. ~~~~~~Philippicus
230 App  |           1203.~~~~~~Isaac (for the second time) and Alexius IV, 1203-