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  1  2,1 |     Caesarea, wrote in two of his works about the victory over Maxentius.
  2  2,1 |     struggle, may be found in the works of other writers. The information
  3  2,2 |           and in one of his later works he recalled wintering in
  4  2,2 |        that men who expounded the works of Homer, Hesiod, Demosthenes,
  5  2,2 |          and receive pay from the works of these writers, they thereby
  6  2,3 |         in many Syriac and Arabic works of the thirteenth and fourteenth
  7  2,3 |         Eudocia wrote a number of works, treating chiefly of religious
  8  2,5 |     centuries was enriched by the works of great writers in the
  9  2,5 |         to the wealth of literary works on purely theological subjects
 10  2,5 |          ability and his numerous works constitute one of the world’
 11  2,5 |          and expressions from his works as from an unlimited source.
 12  2,5 |           the course of time many works of unknown authors have
 13  2,5 |         to him; but his authentic works, sermons, and orations and
 14  2,5 |        theological and historical works. The Evangelic Preparation (
 15  2,5 |          as well as several other works entitle him to a high place
 16  2,5 |     theological literature. These works also contain valuable extracts
 17  2,5 |        Arian Philostorgius, whose works have survived only in fragments,
 18  2,5 |          to willing listeners the works of Plato, Aristotle, or
 19  2,5 |    because certain original Greek works which have been lost are
 20  2,5 |     Melode (“Hymn-writer”), whose works appeared in the early sixth
 21  2,5 |         after a long study of the works of Romanus, has definitely
 22  2,5 |         ability and wrote several works.~ Western European literature
 23  2,5 |     represented by the remarkable works of St. Augustine and several
 24  2,5 |        number of very stimulating works the tireless Strzygowski
 25  3,1 |         one of the most important works of Abyssinian (Ethiopian)
 26  3,5 |    imperial constitutions and the works of universally famous old
 27  3,5 |   paramount authority only to the works of the five most famous
 28  3,5 |           especially since in the works of the five chosen jurists
 29  3,5 | commission which would revise the works of all the classical jurists,
 30  3,5 |         contents of the two large works, and it was necessary to
 31  3,5 |           Justinian’s legislative works became known as the Corpus
 32  3,5 |          with the new legislative works the teaching of legal studies
 33  3,5 |           reading through all the works put together for us by Tribonian
 34  3,5 |           text by citing original works of the classical jurists
 35  3,7 |           which anathematized the works of the three writers and
 36  3,7 |           Council looked into the works of the three disputed writers
 37  3,7 |         together with his impious works, and all that Theodoret
 38  3,8 |           more highly specialized works.[80]~ The causes of the
 39  3,15|      ancient Greeks. The immortal works of the spirit of Hellas
 40  3,16|        style. He wrote three main works. The largest of these is
 41  3,16|         impossible that all three works had been composed by one
 42  3,16|      sixth century. Thus, all the works of Procopius, in spite of
 43  3,16|   fragment, which is found in the works of the Patriarch Photius;
 44  3,16|          panegyric. Besides other works, John left a treatise On
 45  3,16|        the time of Justinian. His works survive only in fragments
 46  3,16|   addition to the large number of works written in Greek, to this
 47  3,16|       Byzantium, who left several works against the Nestorians,
 48  3,16|    century left its traces in the works of ascetic, mystical, and
 49  3,16|   premature death. Several of his works have survived. Among these
 50  3,16|          style, all the surviving works of Cyril serve as very valuable
 51  3,16|    beautiful pulpit (ambo). These works are of great interest in
 52  3,16|       poetical ability, wrote two works in Latin verse. The first
 53  3,16|         in Justinian’s epoch. New works on jurisprudence show the
 54  4,1 |           of the Arabs, study the works of Muhammedan philosophers
 55  4,1 |          of translation of Coptic works into Arabic.[63]~ The relations
 56  4,4 |       some places on geographical works of the fifth and sixth centuries,
 57  4,4 |           problem is found in the works of the Arabian geographers
 58  4,4 |          He left three historical works: (1) On the Expedition of
 59  4,4 |         the Persians. Among other works of a polemic, elegiac, and
 60  4,4 |        Ecumenical Council and the works of Maximus Confessor, which
 61  4,4 |   fragments of these extinguished works in the course of confuting
 62  4,4 |           end of his days. In his works dealing with polemics, the
 63  4,4 |           which reappeared in the works of numerous later ascetics.
 64  4,4 |         greatly interested in the works of Dionysius the Areopagite,
 65  4,4 |     polemic and exegetic literary works in a manner similar to that
 66  5,3 |          the official legislative works of Justinian. When compared
 67  5,3 |         for their own legislative works, and even in their times
 68  5,3 |          or after other juridical works, without indication of the
 69  5,3 |         attention among the three works. The greatest authority
 70  5,3 |           In manuscripts of legal works the Sea Law and the Military
 71  5,4 |     condition of sources. All the works of the iconoclasts, the
 72  5,4 |     fragments introduced into the works of the image-worshipers
 73  5,4 |           the writing of spurious works. The surviving sources on
 74  5,8 |          in one of the apologetic works of Patriarch Nicephorus,
 75  5,8 |           beasts. Some remarkable works of art in ivory, enamels,
 76  5,8 |        fragments preserved in the works of the opponents of iconoclasm,
 77  5,8 |        all the surviving literary works of the iconoclastic period
 78  5,8 |         period have left numerous works, helpful to a correct understanding
 79  5,8 |         Greek chronography, whose works George used as sources.~
 80  5,8 |        exiled. In his theological works, of which some are still
 81  5,8 |     author of some other literary works.[182] Leo V ordered the
 82  5,8 |        year 754; neither of these works has survived. A number of
 83  5,8 |        have been preserved in the works of Theodore of Studion.
 84  5,8 |      found guilty of hiding these works if bishop, or presbyter,
 85  5,8 |         Sabas. John has left many works in the fields of dogmatics,
 86  5,8 |     Theologiae. Among the polemic works of John Damascene we must
 87  5,8 |           Holy Scriptures and the works of fathers of the church,
 88  5,8 |            His dogmatic polemical works aimed to develop the fundamental
 89  5,8 |     literary heritage.~ Among the works of Photius, his Bibliotheca,
 90  5,8 |       gave extracts from numerous works, sometimes brief, sometimes
 91  5,8 |         prose. His numerous other works belong to the field of theology
 92  5,8 |      intensive and varied had the works of the iconoclasts survived
 93  6,2 |         Armenia, preserved in the works of the Armenian historian,
 94  6,5 |          of all modern historical works, had enormous significance
 95  6,7 |        people interested in legal works with a brief account of
 96  6,7 |          poor”. — The legislative works of Basil I and Leo VI in
 97  6,7 |        basis of data found in the works of the Arabian geographer
 98  6,8 |           church hymns, and other works. His greatest service was
 99  6,8 |         his suggestion. Among his works are his eulogistic biography
100  6,8 |      based partly on geographical works of the fifth and sixth centuries.
101  6,8 |    historical articles concerning works which have not come down
102  6,8 |     profound interest in literary works, both ecclesiastic and secular,
103  6,8 |           961 on the basis of the works of Genesius, of Constantine
104  6,8 |         modern tongues. His prose works, of a rhetorical, exegetical,
105  6,8 |       eleventh century. His short works, written mainly in iambic
106  6,8 |        his lifetime and left many works on theology, philosophy (
107  6,8 |    juristic career. His surviving works belong to the field of history
108  7,1 |    sometimes stated in historical works, that these weavers who
109  7,3 |          represented in Michael’s works in a very dark aspect, with
110  7,4 |          himself.~ As not all the works of Italus are published,
111  7,4 |         of the Scriptures and the works of the Fathers of the Church,”
112  7,4 |           one of the most eminent works of medieval Greek historiography,”
113  7,4 |           the author of two small works on the history of the transformation
114  7,4 |        finally, chroniclers, left works which give evidence of the
115  7,4 |         on the basis of Michael’s works, to affirm the existence
116  7,4 |           do not find in the best works of western medieval literature.”~
117  7,4 |    rhetoric. He wrote most of his works there, but his historical
118  7,4 |           second group belong the works written at Thessalonica:
119  7,4 |       other writings. Eustathius’ works have not yet been adequately
120  7,4 |        author of some theological works, and his commentaries on
121  7,4 |  historical errors. In one of his works he wrote, “For me my head
122  7,4 |       especially Lucian. Tzetzes’ works are written in rhetorical
123  7,4 |       sound sense.” Besides these works John Tzetzes left some other
124  7,4 |       some others. Not all of the works of John Tzetzes have been
125  7,4 |       spirit of humility. Various works of Prodromus afford much
126  7,4 |            Although the published works ascribed with more or less
127  7,4 |           poems and philosophical works, of satires and humorous
128  7,4 |     writings, especially humorous works, he gave up the artificial
129  8,7 |   Chomatenus (Chomatianos), whose works, the letters in particular,
130  8,14|         left many poems and prose works, almost all of them unpublished,
131  8,16|        scholarship. In one of his works Theodore Lascaris said that
132  8,16|    permanent shape his historical works and wrote his theological
133  8,16|           Blemmydes. Besides many works of various kinds, he left
134  8,16|         of the Scriptures and the works of the Fathers. In Vatatzes’
135  8,16|       himself with his scientific works, founded a school, and became
136  8,16|          the Scriptures and other works, or, if purchase were impossible,
137  8,16|         156]~ Numerous and varied works of Blemmydes have been preserved.
138  8,16|        Russia. Blemmydes’ secular works are also of great interest.
139  8,16|    special writer on his life and works said, “has a particular
140  8,16|           remarked that these two works “have really created an
141  8,16|           open up new ways in his works and thoughts, Nicephorus
142  8,16|   detailed narrative. Some of the works of Nicholas, though far
143  8,16|          an edition of Mesarites’ works will render a great service;
144  8,16|     Latins in 1204.~ All of these works were written in the conventional
145  8,16|           belong several poetical works written in the spoken language
146  8,16|      romans d’aventures and other works which became widespread
147  8,16|           aventures were original works created by Byzantine conditions
148  8,16|        move the Greeks to produce works impregnated with Western
149  8,16|           humanists.”[194] In the works of John Apocaucus are evident
150  8,16|        letters, various canonical works, and epigrams.[195] Among
151  9,2 |       connection with them in the works of many scholars of the
152  9,2 |         referred to in historical works as his father’s co-emperor,
153  9,2 |        the Louvre, containing the works of St. Dionysius the Areopagite,
154  9,2 |      since the publication of the works of John Eugenicus by Sp.
155  9,3 |           been quite just. Recent works on Charles have put aside
156  9,4 |       must realize that the older works and former opinions on this
157  9,9 |        great number of books, the works of Aristotle and Plato,
158  9,13|        Cabasilas, whose ideas and works deserve careful study.~
159  9,13|     containing John Cantacuzene’s works in the National Library
160  9,18|          the epoch and wrote many works, of which a considerable
161  9,18|     represented by four men whose works differ in point of view
162  9,18|            which were, of course, works of pure imagination. A good
163  9,18|        who succeeded him, Beccus’ works were a rich source from
164  9,18|        with Rome. In his literary works he had the great advantage
165  9,18|          published among Cydones’ works, apparently does not belong
166  9,18|  biography nor a full list of his works can be attempted. Moreover,
167  9,18|        and scholar whose numerous works embraced almost all branches
168  9,18|         essays. His philosophical works, which originated from his
169  9,18|           details on the life and works of the author and the situation
170  9,18|           European mysticism, the works of the so-called Dionysius
171  9,18|           Plethon’s philosophical works was to explain the significance
172  9,18|  Renaissance.”[389]~ Finally, the works of Mazaris — the imitation
173  9,18|        extracts compiled from the works of ancient writers, Planudes
174  9,18|        sometimes expressed in his works, Sathas drew an interesting
175  9,18|          His numerous and various works of which many are unpublished
176  9,18|      particular.[399]~ Of all his works, the best known is Commentaries
177  9,18|      favorite author.[400] In his works are scattered many very
178  9,18|           the earlier legislative works, the Prochiron, the Basilics,
179  9,18|        Roman Law in the juridical works of Byzantium. After 1453
180  9,18|      wished to deal with original works [on medicine], he would
181  9,18|         material from the ancient works of Euclides and Ptolemy
182  9,18|       upon direct analysis of the works of art, but drew it indirectly
183  9,18|          consideration the recent works of Millet, Bréhier, and
184  9,19|         seen no single one of his works.”[450] Neither is there
185  9,19|    appears sometimes in excellent works. For example, a German scholar,
186  9,19|  excellent library comprising the works of the Fathers of the Eastern
187  9,19|          and Western churches and works of theological thought in
188  9,19|           Italy. Besides numerous works of theological character
189  9,19|  Eugenicus (Mark of Ephesus), and works of polemic and exegesis,
190  9,19|         metaphysics of Aristotle, works much more characteristic
191  9,19|           Byzantine texts and the works of the Fathers of the Greek
192  9,19|     Poggio did for collecting the works of Roman literature, Giovanni
193  9,19|         and carried with them the works of their literature. The
194  9,19|         By transmitting classical works to the West and thereby