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  1  2,1 | Constantine’s religious policy, he said, is the introduction of
  2  2,1 |            policy.[17] A. Piganiol said that Constantine was a Christian
  3  2,1 |        signum Dei).[22] Lactantius said nothing about the heavenly
  4  2,1 |             Apparently nothing was said here about the dream, or
  5  2,1 |            and unreservedly to the said Christians authority to
  6  2,1 |        have made this grant to the said Christians, your Devotion
  7  2,1 |        great. As one historian has said, “In reality, without any
  8  2,2 |         This school, as A. Harnack said, “is the nursery of the
  9  2,2 |          imperial power. Suetonius said of the emperor of the first
 10  2,2 |             His schemes,” Boissier said, “could afford to be wrecked;
 11  2,2 |             94] Another biographer said, “The Emperor Julian seems
 12  2,3 |          cross the Danube. “Thus,” said Fustel de Coulanges, “four
 13  2,3 |     transplanting Hellenism; it is said that he alone founded more
 14  2,5 |          is sufficient to recall,” said Th. I. Uspensky, “that these
 15  2,5 |            Sea, “making the city,” said one source, “practically
 16  2,5 |           Italy “without waiting,” said a contemporary chronicler, “
 17  2,5 |           enormous sums of money,” said Th. I. Uspensky, “Vitalian
 18  2,5 |           the late second century, said: “Philosophy, serving as
 19  3,2 |     Constantinople.”[12] Procopius said that people who met Theodora
 20  3,3 |           French scholar Diehl[18] said that they would have willingly
 21  3,3 |           the Visigothic chief who said, “The emperor is undoubtedly
 22  3,5 |          the progress of mankind,” said Diehl.[54] In the twelfth
 23  3,5 |          many places. “Roman law,” said Professor I. A. Pokrovsky, “
 24  3,6 |           Justinian’s government,” said one historian, “was in its
 25  3,7 |        shall send you into exile,” said Justinian, to which Agapetus
 26  3,8 |            of the printing press,” said Th. I. Uspensky, “the Hippodrome
 27  3,9 |       rejoined, “when he there has said such things? But if you
 28  3,9 |            examined them, the King said that the Romans were certainly
 29  3,9 |            in the work of Cosmas,” said N. P. Kondakov, “are more
 30  3,10|           to ruin. “At his death,” said Bury, “the winds were loosed
 31  3,10|     perhaps no period of history,” said Finlay, “in which society
 32  3,15|   Fallmerayer’s theory,” Petrovsky said, “cannot at present be defended
 33  3,16|     overwhelmed by his attainment, said upon entering the temple: “
 34  3,16|        mosque in 1453. Strzygowski said: “In conception the church [
 35  4,1 |            Byzantium,” Ostrogorsky said, “whose state conception
 36  4,1 |          under his sway. It may be said generally that Arabia, during
 37  4,1 |    historian of the tenth century, said that the citizens of Emesa (
 38  4,1 |    historian of the ninth century, said that they then turned to
 39  4,1 |   successes of the Arabs,” Maspero said, “but the main cause of
 40  4,1 |      Arabian conquerors. It may be said that the Roman Empire was
 41  4,1 |         the tenth century, Masudi, said that under the Arabian domination
 42  4,1 |         the dead cities of Tunis,” said Diehl, “which are today
 43  4,1 |         capital,” the same scholar said, “the Bulgarians soon became
 44  4,3 |    Byzantine Empire.~ It cannot be said that the agreement reached
 45  4,4 |          of Heraclius. The Emperor said: “Since the reign of Heraclius
 46  4,4 |            the theme formation, he said, they “contributed to the
 47  4,4 |            reform. The sources, he said, give reason to believe
 48  5,2 |        influence of this outcome,” said V. Barthold, “among the
 49  5,3 |            word on the subject was said by the Russian historian
 50  5,3 |           local customs. Ashburner said that Part III of the Sea
 51  5,3 |            fact, all that has been said on the Rural Code, the Sea
 52  5,3 |        Constantine Porphyrogenitus said that the Bucellarians followed
 53  5,4 |            100,000. “Remembering,” said this scholar, “that in Russia
 54  5,5 |         error of the iconoclasts,” said Professor Andreev, “could
 55  5,5 |            province at Ephesus and said to them, “Let each who wishes
 56  5,6 |      taking them singly, it may be said that if they had not happened,
 57  5,6 |          Empire. “In other words,” said Bury, “the act of 812 A.D.
 58  5,8 |            further advance, he was said, like Xerxes, to have scourged
 59  5,8 |       Nicephorus, deposed by Leo, “said after Leo’s death that the
 60  5,8 |           higher clergy, it may be said that the government officials
 61  5,8 |       newly ornamented. “Briefly,” said N. P. Kondakov, “the church
 62  5,8 |           of refutation. It may be said, then, that practically
 63  5,8 |            use; the author himself said that the story was brought
 64  6,2 |           Italy. “The aged Basil,” said a recent student of his
 65  6,2 |            the walls of Tarsus, he said, Nicephorus Phocas ordered
 66  6,2 |            same letter the Emperor said, “Today all Phoenicia, Palestine,
 67  6,2 |       historian, Yahya of Antioch, said that the executor of the
 68  6,2 |           persons; the edifice, he said, was built with the utmost
 69  6,2 |         one of his cup-bearers and said to him, ‘There is a man
 70  6,2 |         part of the Arabs. N. Marr said that at the beginning of
 71  6,7 |           church, and, as Runciman said, “Caesaropapism once more
 72  6,7 |      inexact.~ Something should be said of the clisurae and the
 73  6,8 |          undoubtedly right when he said that John Geometres belongs
 74  6,8 |        compiled. This, it has been said, represents “a Byzantine
 75  6,8 |             It cannot therefore be said that he possessed very high
 76  6,8 |             180] Elsewhere Psellus said that Constantine IX “admired
 77  6,8 |          these daring men. Rambaud said that in the border districts “
 78  6,8 |         Akrites, however, has been said to be not Christian but
 79  6,8 |           s theories, as Ch. Diehl said, there are “many ingenious
 80  7,1 |       character. Nicetas Choniates said, “he was the best type (
 81  7,1 |     ferocity, Andronicus, as Diehl said, being a genius by nature,
 82  7,1 |          1165 a Russian chronicler said: “The Emperor’s cousin Kyr (
 83  7,1 |        Eustathius of Thessalonica, said Andronicus “to the majority
 84  7,1 |           in 1182, as Th. Uspensky said, “the seed of the fanatic
 85  7,1 |          the new Emperor, Alexius, said that her father, at the
 86  7,1 |           the Arabs, as H. Pirenne said, “changed the face of the
 87  7,1 |          terror and devastations,” said a French historian, “will
 88  7,1 |          thousand persons (usually said to be more than twelve thousand)
 89  7,1 |      thought of taking the cross,” said Leib, “they should have
 90  7,1 |      Alexius to the jackal, who is said to follow the steps, and
 91  7,1 |            flocked to gaze at him, said a medieval author, “as if
 92  7,1 |        historian Nicetas Choniates said, “was still celebrated at
 93  7,1 |             But that intercourse,” said the Russian historian C.
 94  7,1 |          palace.~John’s panegyrist said: “[Antioch] receives thee
 95  7,1 |           projects, the panegyrist said: “Be of good cheer, o men
 96  7,1 |           invasions.~ It cannot be said, however, that Manuel’s
 97  7,1 |          latter, as the chronicler said, “left Edessa four days
 98  7,1 |          time,” as William of Tyre said, “he cried for mercy, and
 99  7,1 |            that day the emperor is said to have borne, ever deeply
100  7,1 |            brilliant deeds when he said: “After a clash with a mass
101  7,1 |         Iconium at Myriocephalon,” said Th. Uspensky. “Having reconciled
102  7,1 |           dynasty of the Comneni,” said Th. Uspensky, “was or at
103  7,1 |  firmatione Imperii) Andronicus is said to have released the Venetians
104  7,1 |          for the massacre of 1182. Said a Byzantine historian of
105  7,2 |           persons of the leaders,” said V. Vasilievsky, “there was
106  7,2 |          Nicetas Choniates naively said that the revolt was caused
107  7,2 |           Constantinople. A source said, “the whole city of Constantinople
108  7,3 |   considered it very important and said that it gives a special
109  7,3 |      theory of accidents.” Tessier said that the Fourth Crusade
110  7,3 |           the present day. “This,” said the French historian Luchaire, “
111  7,3 |            eyes of western Europe, said Nicetas Choniates, “looked
112  7,3 |          doubt described, Phorcias said:~ ~Thus stood, for many
113  7,4 |             While, as Th. Uspensky said, “the freedom of philosophical
114  7,4 |           the epoch of the Comneni said that all the information
115  7,4 |          epoch, Nicetas Choniates, said the question was “whether
116  7,4 |           world to be found. It is said that the tribute of the
117  7,4 |          many lands,” John Tzetzes said, not without bitterness
118  7,4 |       Italian historian, Cognasso, said, “its power and wealth in
119  7,4 |           the English scholar Bury said, “were the slaves of tradition;
120  7,4 |            and used, as Krumbacher said, an artificial, “almost
121  7,4 |          the sage.” Another writer said: “Alien by birth, he so
122  7,4 |         highly … As I have already said, artificial and ununderstandable
123  7,4 |          of his Allegories Tzetzes said conceitedly, “Thus, I am
124  7,4 |         1150.~ Prodromus belonged, said Diehl, to a degenerate class
125  7,4 |             In another book Dalton said, “The springs of progress
126  7,4 |            lines of his preface he said, “The title of this book
127  7,4 |           absolutely right when he said, “It is not always sufficiently
128  8,1 |    creatively, but destructively,” said one historian, “and therefore
129  8,2 |            was lost. Villehardouin said, “the people of the country
130  8,2 |        This alliance, Th. Uspensky said, “put an end to Kalojan’
131  8,2 |  Hadrianople. In his person, Nikov said, there “disappeared from
132  8,4 |     himself. A contemporary source said, the sultan “fell as from
133  8,5 |           A historian of that time said that Henry declared: “Lascaris
134  8,5 |          of the fourteenth century said that Henry was “a real Ares.”[
135  8,7 |   captivity.[50] V. G. Vasilievsky said, this “deed of Theodore
136  8,10|       years ago a German historian said; “In his universality, he
137  8,10|     Lascaris. The widower-Emperor, said a source, “being unable
138  8,10|         memory.”[84]~ It cannot be said that the alliance between
139  8,11|       Europe.[85] In both, Matthew said that in 1248 two Mongol
140  8,11|            in the first version he said also that at that time many
141  8,11|          Historia Anglorum Matthew said that the pope directed the
142  8,13|           In one of his letters he said: “The judgment of history
143  8,13|          104] Finally, it has been said lately that “in Theodore
144  8,16|     thirteenth century, Nicaea was said “to be an ancient Athens
145  8,16|            works Theodore Lascaris said that Corinth was famous
146  8,16|            the emperor,” Blemmydes said at the end of the treatise, “
147  8,16|       writer on his life and works said, “has a particular value
148  8,16|           with Nicholas Mesarites, said that his writings can, to
149  8,16|          found.[187] Finally, Bury said that the romance of Belthandros
150  8,16|          each other.[188] As Diehl said, the background of the romance
151  8,17|            Roman Empire, it may be said a priori that the phenomena
152  9,2 |         devastated; inside it was, said a Greek contemporary, “full
153  9,2 |            Slav, or, as C. Jireček said, “the only Serbian who became
154  9,2 |            but reasonable sultan,” said a historian of the fifteenth
155  9,2 |           address to Manuel, Murad said: “Govern peacefully what
156  9,2 |     Russian historian, Kluchevsky, said: “As heiress to the declining
157  9,3 |           Louis’ death, went back, said a Greek source, “with hands
158  9,3 |           perpetual masters of the said kingdom” (nos et heredes
159  9,3 |       chronicler of the same time, said that Charles “was aspiring
160  9,3 |           slavery; therefore, if I said that God who granted freedom
161  9,3 | Muhammedans. As a recent historian said, “Hulagu led the Nestorian [
162  9,4 |     territory of the Empire. Thus, said T. Florinsky, “along with
163  9,5 |    monasteries; in this charter he said: “Our Majesty, having received (
164  9,5 |         nevertheless, as Florinsky said, “to all this Dushan’s attention
165  9,5 |          fell, as John Cantacuzene said, “into a thousand pieces.”[
166  9,6 |          any case. As T. Florinsky said, “By their continuous incursions
167  9,7 |      troops. As a recent historian said, the Oriental problem of
168  9,7 |          as a Byzantine chronicler said, the people pulled down
169  9,7 |     Byzantine historian Phrantzes, said of Manuel: “One who does
170  9,7 |     undoubtedly,” as K. Krumbacher said, perhaps not without exaggeration, “
171  9,9 |             as the historian Ducas said, “by night and day, going
172  9,9 |           all directions, as Ducas said, exclamations of despair. “
173  9,9 |        realized their doom when he said that the Turks “are supported
174  9,9 |         and divine mysteries,” and said farewell to the patriarch.
175  9,9 |            should be thus publicly said in its most beautiful church
176  9,9 |          227]~ It has usually been said that two days after the
177  9,9 |           of the fifteenth century said that “the Sultan, like Julian
178  9,9 |          fight the Turks: they are said to pay tribute to them!
179  9,11|    Orthodoxy. The historian Norden said that Pope Gregory X “influenced
180  9,12|       church historian A. Lebedev, said: “When the politicians were
181  9,12|           a historian of that time said; “The church schism has
182  9,12|           continued. As J. Troizky said, the struggle of the parties
183  9,12|       again;”[260] but J. Troizky, said this was “the last convulsion
184  9,13|         rather exaggerated when he said this ecclesiastical struggle “
185  9,15|          of church union which, he said, “would create a great monument
186  9,18|  nineteenth century. One historian said, “on the eve of her definite
187  9,18|          One of Ducas’ biographers said: “Sober, modest, well-educated,
188  9,18|         era and are, as Krumbacher said, less closely connected
189  9,18|         critic, who, as Krumbacher said,[408] may be placed on a
190  9,18|          of a Western model. Diehl said: “If the society described
191  9,18|            After all that has been said, the following statement
192  9,18|          Summarizing what has been said of the cultural movement
193  9,19|          447] In a third letter he said: “I always was very anxious
194  9,19|          dictionary, “containing,” said Korelin, “very inexact information.”[
195  9,19|            knowledge, Th. Uspensky said that “the importance of
196  9,19|         objective, which cannot be said of the other champions of
197  9,19|           as his French biographer said, better than anyone else