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  1  3,7 |       writers of the fifth century: Theodore of Mopsuestia, Theodoret
  2  5,5 |       Procopius, of fifteen jaws of Theodore, of four heads of George,
  3  5,8 |      strongly opposed by the famous Theodore of Studion and his followers,
  4  5,8 |         interests. During his reign Theodore and the Studites were recalled
  5  5,8 |           the monastery of Studion, Theodore, and his followers, the
  6  5,8 |            the people. Furthermore, Theodore openly wrote and spoke against
  7  5,8 |           of conscience. Angered by Theodore’s attitude and activity,
  8  5,8 |          images and church freedom, Theodore of Studion, took place in
  9  5,8 |             brothers Theophanes and Theodore were flogged and branded
 10  5,8 |       leaders as John Damascene and Theodore of Studion, was based on
 11  5,8 |           preserved in the works of Theodore of Studion. The Seventh
 12  5,8 |          defender of image-worship, Theodore of Studion, the abbot of
 13  5,8 |         under the administration of Theodore. Under his administration
 14  5,8 |        stormy period of iconoclasm, Theodore demonstrated his ability
 15  6,8 |             of Leo VI (813-86), and Theodore Daphnopates, who wrote a
 16  6,8 |            of the Byzantine Empire. Theodore Prodromus, the poet of the
 17  7,1 |         commemoration of the martyr Theodore Tyron, the inhabitants of
 18  7,3 |            Ducas Mourtzouphlos, and Theodore Lascaris, who was then still
 19  7,3 |    relations of the Latin Empire to Theodore Lascaris, who founded an
 20  7,4 |           the patriarch of Antioch, Theodore Balsamon, who lived under
 21  7,4 |             and, probably, teacher, Theodore Prodromus, dedicated to
 22  7,4 |        court of the Nicean emperor, Theodore Lascaris, who treated him
 23  7,4 |           is the very learned poet, Theodore Prodromus, or Ptochoprodromus (
 24  8,1 |            at Nicaea (in Bithynia), Theodore I Lascaris; at Trebizond,
 25  8,2 |            an Empire in exile,” was Theodore Lascaris, a man about thirty
 26  8,2 |           Lascarids and the name of Theodore’s native city are not known.
 27  8,2 |        refused to come to Nicaea on Theodore’s invitation. The metropolitan
 28  8,2 |          the favorable attention of Theodore Lascaris a certain Euboean.
 29  8,2 |            Greece who “would regard Theodore as a single universal liberator,”
 30  8,2 |              3]~ After the death of Theodore Lascaris, who ruled from
 31  8,2 |     the-power, first of his own son Theodore II (1254-1258), and then
 32  8,2 |        difficult task devolved upon Theodore Lascaris, who ruled for
 33  8,2 |            Nicaea shut its gates to Theodore.~ Meanwhile, the Latin knights
 34  8,2 |         Asia Minor to fight against Theodore Lascaris. In the battle
 35  8,2 |             it hope for a new life. Theodore Lascaris, who had escaped
 36  8,2 |           state. First of all, when Theodore had succeeded in establishing
 37  8,2 |     residence at Nicaea and crowned Theodore Emperor in the same year,
 38  8,2 |        concluded about 1220 between Theodore Lascaris and the Venetian
 39  8,2 |             of one of them, Emperor Theodore II Lascaris, addressed Nicaea: “
 40  8,2 |       astronomer, poet, and artist, Theodore Metochites,[26] whose name
 41  8,2 |         shows, to a certain extent, Theodore Lascaris’ conception of
 42  8,2 |             as the throne speech of Theodore Lascaris delivered in 1208,
 43  8,2 |           written speech shows that Theodore, like a Byzantine basileus,
 44  8,2 |             power…” God had granted Theodore for his zeal “the annointment
 45  8,2 |             fold and one shepherd,” Theodore declared at the end of the
 46  8,2 |             on solid grounds, after Theodore Lascaris, united by ties
 47  8,3 |          the Latins at Hadrianople, Theodore’s situation became temporarily
 48  8,3 |          opened hostilities against Theodore, having it in mind to annex
 49  8,3 |            and the Seljuq danger to Theodore compelled both of them to
 50  8,3 |        truce, by the terms of which Theodore had to pull down several
 51  8,4 |                  The Seljuq Turks.~ Theodore’s war with the Seljuq Sultan,
 52  8,4 |         must be added the fact that Theodore Lascaris’ father-in-law,
 53  8,4 |         arrival, the sultan sent to Theodore a threatening demand to
 54  8,4 |           Carla. The chief force of Theodore was the eight hundred brave
 55  8,4 |          presence of mind, however, Theodore Lascaris regained control
 56  8,4 |        sultan was slain, perhaps by Theodore himself. A contemporary
 57  8,4 |             territorial changes for Theodore.[33] But the moral significance
 58  8,4 |         Choniates wrote in honor of Theodore’s victory a long and bombastic
 59  8,4 |             years of his life, sent Theodore a letter of congratulation
 60  8,4 |             expressed his wish that Theodore might take possession of
 61  8,5 |           if the Greeks rejoiced in Theodore’s victory, the Latin emperor,
 62  8,5 |        brave western mercenaries of Theodore, was also contented with
 63  8,5 |       because shortly after the war Theodore had again at his disposal
 64  8,5 |      victory over the Turks allowed Theodore to open hostilities against
 65  8,5 |         against Henry. At that time Theodore’s specific goal was to attack
 66  8,5 |       testifies that Henry regarded Theodore as a very dangerous foe;
 67  8,5 |       alarmed by the hostilities of Theodore Lascaris, and, furthermore,
 68  8,5 |          the Empire of Nicaea died. Theodore I Lascaris had created a
 69  8,5 |           his eulogistic letters to Theodore Lascaris, Michael Acominatus
 70  8,6 |          1254).~ After the death of Theodore I Lascaris, John III Ducas
 71  8,7 |           leadership on the part of Theodore Lascaris of Nicaea, The
 72  8,7 |         later.~ During the reign of Theodore Lascaris Nicaea seems to
 73  8,7 |       brother of the slain Michael, Theodore, sat on the throne of Epirus.
 74  8,7 |            lifetime the new despot, Theodore Angelus, had stayed at the
 75  8,7 |           late Michael I had begged Theodore Lascaris to let his brother
 76  8,7 |             previously exacted from Theodore of Epirus an oath of allegiance
 77  8,7 |          well as to his successors. Theodore Lascaris’ apprehensions
 78  8,7 |          proved well grounded. When Theodore Angelus had become the Despot
 79  8,7 |          act that drew attention to Theodore Angelus was his capture
 80  8,7 |            the capital by land. But Theodore Angelus attacked him from
 81  8,7 |           to another, was seized by Theodore and died in Greek captivity.[
 82  8,7 |     Vasilievsky said, this “deed of Theodore absolutely in Greek-Byzantine
 83  8,7 |             the very darkest colors Theodore’s savagery and cruelty.[
 84  8,7 |            the anti-Latin policy of Theodore Angelus did not stop there.
 85  8,7 |            the aggressive policy of Theodore of Epirus.~ Theodore made
 86  8,7 |             of Theodore of Epirus.~ Theodore made war against the neighboring
 87  8,7 |             Adriatic to the Aegean, Theodore judged it his right to assume
 88  8,7 |               From the viewpoint of Theodore of Epirus, he himself, as
 89  8,7 |          throne only because he was Theodore Lascaris’ son-in-law.~ The
 90  8,7 |        question of who should crown Theodore at Thessalonica was next
 91  8,7 |          John Vatatzes. Accordingly Theodore turned to another hierarch,
 92  8,7 |             He crowned and anointed Theodore who “put on the purple robe
 93  8,7 |        coronation and anointment of Theodore of Epirus was performed “
 94  8,7 |         western part.”[56] Finally, Theodore himself signed his edicts (
 95  8,7 |             the Byzantine Emperor: “Theodore in Christ God Basileus and
 96  8,7 |        bishops. The proclamation of Theodore Angelus as the Emperor of
 97  8,7 |            58]~ The proclamation of Theodore’s coronation as the Emperor
 98  8,8 |         Emperors, John Vatatzes and Theodore Angelus, had one common
 99  8,8 |               But at the same time, Theodore Angelus set out from Thessalonica
100  8,8 |             severe blow. Meanwhile, Theodore seized some other places
101  8,8 |       almost to the Black Sea.~ But Theodore was compelled to give up
102  8,9 |             his enemies, especially Theodore of Epirus. The Latin knights
103  8,9 |             peninsula was played by Theodore of Epirus, Emperor of Thessalonica,
104  8,9 |       aroused serious suspicions in Theodore. He treacherously broke
105  8,9 |           by the Cuman cavalry.[64] Theodore Angelus was captured. At
106  8,9 |          and Manuel, the brother of Theodore Angelus, who was taken prisoner,
107  8,9 |              After the victory over Theodore of Epirus, the tsar of Bulgaria
108  8,9 |       captured the Emperor himself, Theodore Comnenus, with all his boyars [
109  8,10|          Empire.”[74]~ Even earlier Theodore Angelus of Epirus had held
110  8,10|        Vatatzes, Irene, daughter of Theodore I Lascaris. The widower-Emperor,
111  8,12|              His son and successor, Theodore II Lascaris, wrote in a
112  8,13|                                     Theodore and John Lascaris and the
113  8,13|          grandson of John Vatatzes, Theodore II Lascaris (1254-1258)
114  8,13|            IV Lascaris (1258-1261). Theodore, thirty-three years old, “
115  8,13|           spite of his weak health, Theodore, before ascending the throne,
116  8,13|       father had done his best, and Theodore’s education had been carefully
117  8,13|            accession to the throne, Theodore II, like his father, displayed
118  8,13|         forming of a powerful army. Theodore wrote: “I have one truth,
119  8,13|             on foreign mercenaries, Theodore, perhaps, was almost the
120  8,13|            historian of the time of Theodore II, not without some exaggeration,
121  8,13|          some exaggeration, wrote: “Theodore died very young; otherwise
122  8,13|            98] But this ambition of Theodore remained a theory. In reality
123  8,13|       Nicaea in general, and during Theodore’s reign in particular.[99]~
124  8,13|               In external activity, Theodore undertook two hard Bulgarian
125  8,13|    campaigns ended successfully for Theodore, and, through the mediation
126  8,13|          fortress was even ceded to Theodore.[100]~ Theodore’s relations
127  8,13|            ceded to Theodore.[100]~ Theodore’s relations to the Despot
128  8,13|        between the despot’s son and Theodore’s daughter, resulted in
129  8,13|             s daughter, resulted in Theodore’s receiving the important
130  8,13|            and complicated, because Theodore had, though undecidedly,
131  8,13|           refuge as a fugitive with Theodore. But a military conflict
132  8,13|          Mongol embassy was sent to Theodore. The reception which took
133  8,13|             brilliant and imposing; Theodore’s chief idea was to impress
134  8,13|             historian remarked that Theodore “was, in a word, a mass
135  8,13|           been said lately that “in Theodore was particularly felt what
136  8,13|        absolutism.”[105] Of course, Theodore’s reign was too short for
137  8,13|           own breadth of learning.~ Theodore’s only son and successor,
138  8,13|             treason by Vatatzes and Theodore II, and occupying, nevertheless,
139  8,14|             Empire began to turn to Theodore Lascaris.[122] In 1208 a
140  8,14|      elected at Nicaea, who crowned Theodore Lascaris the Emperor of
141  8,14|             The first Nicene ruler, Theodore Lascaris, was not recognized
142  8,14|        letter merely “the noble man Theodore Lascaris” (nobilt viro Theodora
143  8,14|          which was never realized.~ Theodore II Lascaris, Vatatzes’ son
144  8,14|           in three days.[133] Under Theodore II the relations of Nicaea
145  8,14|             union with Rome was for Theodore merely a step to Constantinople.~
146  8,14|            of Nicaea.[135] In 1256, Theodore sent to the pope two nobles
147  8,14|            to journey further.[137] Theodore II who, at that time, was
148  8,14|          Constantinople — seemed to Theodore entirely realizable without
149  8,14|          the Greek Church.~ In 1258 Theodore II died. Michael Palaeologus,
150  8,15|     retaliation against them.~ When Theodore II ascended the throne,
151  8,15| disappointed in their expectations. Theodore’s policy was to diminish
152  8,15|        officials who suffered under Theodore II is given by a contemporary
153  8,15|      aristocracy was put down under Theodore II, and men of humble origin
154  8,15|         throne; owing everything to Theodore they were obedient tools
155  8,15|            in his hands.[147] After Theodore’s death, under his son,
156  8,15|      influence.~ In connection with Theodore’s military enterprises the
157  8,15|          taxes from the population, Theodore explained that the reason
158  8,15|            Venice. In August, 1219, Theodore I Lascaris made an alliance
159  8,15|           the treaty concluded with Theodore I Lascaris. In the treaty
160  8,16|    scholarship. In one of his works Theodore Lascaris said that Corinth
161  8,16|          the first ruler of Nicaea, Theodore I, was interested in the
162  8,16|          leisure and tranquility at Theodore Lascaris’ court, he put
163  8,16|            A Treasury of Orthodoxy. Theodore’s successor, the famous
164  8,16|        throne, Vatatzes’ successor, Theodore II Lascaris, and a very
165  8,16|        Acropolita. Like his father, Theodore was deeply interested in
166  8,16|          Minor, in the dominions of Theodore I Lascaris. There he started
167  8,16|      education of his son and heir, Theodore Lascaris, who later became
168  8,16|     dedicated to his pupil. Emperor Theodore II Lascaris, depicts an
169  8,16|            Polycleitus; in his life Theodore must follow such a model.
170  8,16|         resemble the personality of Theodore II. It is very probable
171  8,16|           statue” the real image of Theodore II was hovering before his
172  8,16|    correspondence of Blemmydes with Theodore II Las-caris, which gives
173  8,16|       George Acropolita and Emperor Theodore II Lascaris. Born at Constantinople,
174  8,16|             Vatatzes. Together with Theodore Lascaris, he had received
175  8,16|            even became a teacher of Theodore himself. He reached the
176  8,16|       connected the name of Emperor Theodore II Lascaris. George Acropolita
177  8,16|             the official teacher of Theodore, but Blemmydes had a very
178  8,16|    knowledge. The correspondence of Theodore published at the end of
179  8,16|            interesting personality. Theodore studied the Greek writers,
180  8,16|            Emperor for examination, Theodore wrote: “Nothing else rejoices
181  8,16|       scholarly men gathered around Theodore II, who himself was deeply
182  8,16|       programs, and purposes.[168]~ Theodore Lascaris wrote several treatises
183  8,16|           and George Acropolita. In Theodore’s writings may be also pointed
184  8,16|             literary inheritance of Theodore Lascaris, published as well
185  8,16|         style of the epithalamia of Theodore Prodromus. Nicholas Irenikos’
186  8,16|             his correspondents were Theodore Comnenus, despot of Epirus,
187  8,16|            Emperor of Thessalonica, Theodore Ducas Angelus, who had been
188  8,16|    Naupactus. The Despot of Epirus, Theodore Angelus, was favorably disposed
189  8,16|           Chomatianos), who crowned Theodore of Epirus Emperor of Thessalonica,
190  9,7 |           had promised Manuel’s son Theodore, the despot of Morea, to
191  9,7 |  Peloponnesus, where his second son Theodore was Despot at the time.
192  9,7 |         century, the predecessor of Theodore had established numerous
193  9,7 |             to the Despot of Morea, Theodore. The German historian, Pallmerayer,
194  9,8 |            Mistra, under the Despot Theodore Palaeologus, in 1437, Cyriacus
195  9,12|       resembled those of the famous Theodore of Studion who in the ninth
196  9,12|           by the Emperor of Nicaea, Theodore II Lascaris, who hoped that
197  9,12|            the Emperor’s hands. But Theodore’s expectations were not
198  9,17|           the magnificent palace of Theodore Metochites.[317]~ From the
199  9,18|      contemporary of Andronicus II, Theodore Metochites, is sometimes
200  9,18|       minister under Andronicus II, Theodore Metochites is an exceedingly
201  9,18|            dethroned Andronicus II, Theodore lost position, money, and
202  9,18|         feet the kneeling figure of Theodore Metochites in the gorgeous
203  9,18|      eminent contemporaries — place Theodore Metochites along with Nicephorus
204  9,18|    renaissance is the whole work of Theodore Metochites. There is still
205  9,18|     literary circle of Moschopulus, Theodore Metochites, and Gregoras,
206  9,18|             he may be compared with Theodore Prodrome of the twelfth
207  9,18|           the fourteenth century is Theodore Meliteniotes. Several persons
208  9,18|         However, it is certain that Theodore Meliteniotes, who lived
209 App  |           Mourtzouphlos, 1204.~~~~~~Theodore I Lascaris, 1204-1222.~~~~~~
210 App  |          Vatatzes, 1222-1254. ~~~~~~Theodore II Lascaris, 1254-1258. ~~~~~~