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  1  2,1 |          pontifex maximus; he never called Sunday anything but “the
  2  2,1 |    interesting document incorrectly called the Edict of Milan. The
  3  2,1 |             Christian Jerusalem was called to new life in the period
  4  2,2 |        First Ecumenical Council was called together by imperial edicts
  5  2,2 |           like, attention should be called to this view: When Constantine
  6  2,2 |         upon arriving at Byzantium, called the inhabitants of Chalcedon
  7  2,2 |             world empire and it was called the “City of Constantine”
  8  2,2 | Constantinople, or, as it was often called, the “New Rome,” had exceptional
  9  2,2 |          grouped together in a unit called a diocese under the control
 10  2,2 |      brother of Gallus, Julian, was called to the court of Constantius,
 11  2,2 |         kind of exile and sometimes called him to the capital in order
 12  2,2 |             Constantius, Julian was called to the court at Milan for
 13  2,2 |            the Emperor and publicly called him an irreligious man,
 14  2,2 |           gods was so great that it called forth doubt and a certain
 15  2,2 |           such apostasy. St. Jerome called this policy of Julian “a
 16  2,2 |        central intellectual sun. He called it the “King Sun” and adored
 17  2,2 |           enthusiastic devotion, he called his only true country.”[
 18  2,3 |   superstitio).[103]~ One historian called this edict of 392 “the funeral
 19  2,3 |            to one historian, may be called the anti-German manifesto
 20  2,3 |       apostolic church. He has been called one of the most beautiful
 21  2,4 |       nature. This new teaching was called Monophysitism, or the Monophysitic
 22  2,4 |        publication of the code were called novels (leges novellae).[
 23  2,4 |           of the Visigoths” is also called the “Breviary of Alaric” (
 24  2,5 |              and in the year 451 he called the Fourth Ecumenical Council,
 25  2,5 |         Council of Chalcedon, which called forth a correspondence between
 26  2,5 |            firmly orthodox men were called the Akoimetoi, that is “
 27  2,5 |           extreme Monophysites were called the Akephaloi, that is “
 28  2,5 |             silver (in Latin it was called lustralis collatio, or sometimes
 29  2,5 |         This additional assessment, called in Greek “epibole” (επιβολη)
 30  2,5 |              prepares those who are called by Christ to perfection.”[
 31  2,5 |         written by him at all — has called forth many varied interpretations
 32  2,5 |             the Melode is sometimes called the greatest poet of the
 33  2,5 |           by recent scholars. Stein called him the greatest literary
 34  2,5 |           Dante,[183] and N. Baynes called him the last great historian
 35  3,3 |            In his decrees Justinian called himself Caesar Flavius Justinian
 36  3,5 |             imperial constitutions, called laws or statute laws (leges).
 37  3,5 |           the classical period were called jus vetus or jus antiquum.
 38  3,5 |            into fifty books and was called the “Digest” (Digestum),
 39  3,5 |             into four books and was called the “Institutions” (Institutiones),
 40  3,5 |             after the year 534 were called “Novels” (Novellas leges).
 41  3,5 |         legal collections in Greek, called forth by the needs of the
 42  3,5 |          this phenomenon is usually called, the reception of Roman
 43  3,5 |           report on the subject and called the project “a deed worthy
 44  3,7 |            writer (John of Ephesus) called her a “Christ-loving woman
 45  3,8 |           for orthodoxy, hence also called Chalcedonians, adherents
 46  3,8 |         person, a governor, who was called praetor. The Emperor’s particular
 47  3,14|           was considered sacred and called Sacrum palatium, a name
 48  3,14|           former Vandal kingdom was called forth by a similar menace
 49  3,14|           or, as they are sometimes called in sources, the Maurusii (
 50  3,14|      Carthaginian, exarchate (often called so because the residence
 51  3,16|             truth. This work may be called a general history of Justinian’
 52  3,16|             Great Church, as it was called throughout the East, was
 53  4   |             Byzantine sources he is called Constantine. The people
 54  4   |  Constantine. The people apparently called him Constans. He was succeeded
 55  4   |          his downfall. This tyranny called forth a revolution in the
 56  4,1 |             might very naturally be called the period of the Middle
 57  4,1 |        Syrian desert which could be called a state. There had existed
 58  4,1 |       unfriendly, forces which they called djinn (demons). Among the
 59  4,1 |          frequently but incorrectly called, the year of the flight (
 60  4,1 |          the followers of Islam are called Muslims, or Muhammedans.
 61  4,1 |             set in the ninth month, called Ramadan. The weekly holiday
 62  4,1 |         Arabic such a pilgrimage is called hadj). All the basic principles
 63  4,1 |            citizens of Emesa (Hims) called the Emperor a “Maronite (
 64  4,1 |             papyrologist H. I. Bell called the conquest of Egypt by
 65  4,1 |              Greek fire,” otherwise called “liquid” or “Marine” fire,
 66  4,1 |          constitute a social class, called by the epithet of Arab origin
 67  4,3 |        Domed Hall. This council was called Trullan,[84] from the place
 68  4,3 |     ecumenical councils. This synod called itself ecumenical. Pope
 69  4,4 |           Armenia.[91] Th. Uspensky called attention to the Slavs.
 70  4,4 |           military districts, later called themes: 1) Armeniaci (Armeniakoi)
 71  4,4 |      maritime thema Caravisionorum, called later, perhaps in the eighth
 72  4,4 |              Cibyrrhaeot) theme was called the drungarius (vice-admiral),
 73  4,4 |           military districts (later called themes) against the Arabs.
 74  5,1 |             of the new dynasty, was called an Isaurian in historical
 75  5,1 |            her a son, Leo IV, often called the Khazar (Chazar), who
 76  5,1 |             and decrees she was not called “empress” but “Irene, the
 77  5,3 |             study of this document, called the Rural Code “a supplementary
 78  5,3 |              or, as it is sometimes called in manuscripts, the Rhodian
 79  5,4 |         Byzantine scholar, Bréhier, called particular attention to
 80  5,4 |             the imperial palace was called. The destruction of this
 81  5,4 |          exaggeration that E. Stein called him the boldest and freest
 82  5,5 |           proclaimed for those “who called the holy images idols and
 83  5,6 |           daughter, whom the Greeks called Eruthro, and Constantine,
 84  5,6 |           historian P. Schramm, who called Charles’ coronation “an
 85  5,8 |     represented by three rulers, is called the Amorian or Phrygian
 86  5,8 |          Still other contemporaries called Leo “the creeping snake,”
 87  5,8 |           letter to the Emperor and called upon him to restore icon
 88  5,8 |             against those whom they called idolaters.”[168] As to the
 89  5,8 |             or, as it is frequently called, Myriobiblon (thousands
 90  6,1 |          the Macedonian dynasty has called forth many contradictory
 91  6,2 |        activity, and his period was called by contemporaries the “Golden
 92  6,2 |          union. Basil, in a letter, called Ashot his beloved son, and
 93  6,5 |           of the Patzinaks, whom he called Scythians: “Their invasion
 94  6,6 |         imperial throne in Rome. He called himself imperator romanorum,
 95  6,7 |         Holy Mountain (as Athos was called in the typikon of Athanasius).
 96  6,7 |           time by adding later laws called forth by changed social
 97  6,7 |           decree concerning the tax called allelengyon, meaning mutual
 98  6,8 |           in the Empire which later called forth the crusade movements
 99  6,8 |             of the Seljuqs is often called the sultanate of Iconium.[
100  6,8 |      special study on the treatise, called it a patchwork.[164] It
101  7,1 |             general respect; he was called Calojohn (Caloyan), that
102  7,1 |            revolution was similarly called by the populace “the Austrian.”~
103  7,1 |            danger, Alexius Comnenus called on the West for aid, and
104  7,1 |           broken out in south Italy called Robert away. Bohemond, to
105  7,1 |          landing places, which were called in the East scales (maritimas
106  7,1 |            Constantinople, which is called in this document Megalopolis,
107  7,1 |           barbarians, the Bogomiles called on the Patzinaks to fight
108  7,1 |            success, Tzachas already called himself emperor (basileus),
109  7,1 |         problem whether the Emperor called upon the aid of the West
110  7,1 |             a crusade. When Alexius called mercenaries from the west,
111  7,1 |       mercenaries from the west, he called them for the protection
112  7,1 |             of Amiens, who is often called Peter the Hermit and to
113  7,1 |          his crusading exploits was called the Jerusalemite. At the
114  7,1 |        Empire, and the very men who called themselves the champions
115  7,1 |            become independent, were called, suddenly seized Edessa.
116  7,1 |        Russian scholar Th. Uspensky called it “a fatal step and great
117  7,1 |            moan; but all sobbed and called their lost friends and relatives
118  7,1 |             this day that church is called the Latin church.”~ Finally,
119  7,2 |       Emperor of the Vlachs who was called by them the Emperor of Greece” (
120  7,2 |          and evil slave,” as he was called by the metropolitan of Athens,
121  7,2 |            a special tax, which was called “Alamanian” (αλαμανικον)
122  7,3 |             Latins and Greeks often called the Eastern Empire, was
123  7,3 |        which was at that time often called Morea, a name whose etymological
124  7,3 |         Christian people.” The pope called upon all clergy, all sovereigns,
125  7,3 |    patriarch in Constantinople, was called the patriarch of Constantinople.
126  7,4 |          recipients who were thence called kharistikarioi, were exposed
127  7,4 |             full weight, which were called nomisma, hyperpyrus, or
128  7,4 |             gold or silver and gold called nomisma which was circulated
129  7,4 |             tax-collectors, who are called by a writer of the eleventh
130  7,4 |      western peoples, whom a source called “those dark and wandering
131  7,4 |            down to us.” Gregorovius called Michael Acominatus a ray
132  7,4 |            and so on, it is usually called “Chiliads” (Thousands).
133  7,4 |      princess Bertha-Irene, who was called by the author the “most
134  8,1 |          duke (sire), or, as he was called by his Greek subjects, Megaskyr
135  8,2 |            of imperial power. It is called Silentium (Σελεντιον, σιλεντιον),
136  8,5 |   interesting letter, which Gerland called a manifesto,[38] was written
137  8,5 |             of our faith, generally called them dogs.”[41]~ The peace
138  8,5 |            saved … Thou ought to be called forever the new builder
139  8,7 |   patriarchate of Nicaea, which was called the patriarchate of Constantinople.~
140  8,9 |           fought in 1230 at a place called Klokotinitza (Clocotimtza),
141  8,9 |           the imperial dignity, and called himself in the documents
142  8,13|       particularly felt what may be called enlightened absolutism.”[
143  8,14|           or even as despot and was called in his letter merely “the
144  8,15|   interesting document Leon Gabalas called himself “dominus Rhode et
145  8,16|           the Middle Ages Paris was called “a new Athens” and “a city
146  8,16|            source. This work may be called a special history of the
147  8,16|         Emperor, who in his letters called him his teacher and who
148  8,17|           phenomenon conventionally called feudalism belonged exclusively
149  8,17|           often for life, were also called beneficia; among the conditions
150  8,17|            feudal epoch began to be called by a Latin word, commendatio,
151  8,17|          such a grant was sometimes called not only kharistikarios
152  8,17|           estate itself began to be called pronoia. According to Th.
153  8,17|      Byzantine emperors’ grants are called fiefs (de toto feudo, quod
154  8,17|             patronage (in the codes called patrocinium) was very severely
155  8,17|             from taxation which are called immunitates or are expressed
156  8,17|     monasteries which are sometimes called “monastery-princedoms”[224]
157  9,2 |              seven-hilled Rome” and called “the third Rome.” The Grand
158  9,2 |             is not to be.” The pope called the attention of the successor
159  9,3 |             is mentioned “a quarter called Bulgarian” (vicus qui vocatur
160  9,3 |    outermost borders of the Empire, called akritai. Gradually, along
161  9,4 |         from that time on they were called the Ottoman Turks. The dynasty
162  9,4 |            a Spanish duke of Athens called the Acropolis “the most
163  9,4 |            The Acropolis, which was called in Catalan Castell de Cetines,
164  9,4 |          Illyrians. This people was called in Greek, Albanoi, Arbanoi,
165  9,4 |              the Albanians (not yet called in the sources by this name)
166  9,6 |         John Cantacuzene, who often called upon their support in his
167  9,6 |            the Balkan peninsula; he called on them for aid during his
168  9,6 |              If Cantacuzene had not called them to Europe, they would
169  9,7 |      administration and defense was called by Plethon the Helots. Private
170  9,9 |             the siege. Muhammed II, called by Barbaro, “this perfidious
171  9,9 |           Constantinople, which was called by the Turks Istamboul (
172  9,9 |      mourning the fall of the city, called it “a school of the best
173  9,12|             One of those parties is called in Byzantine sources the “
174  9,12|              as they were sometimes called at the end of the thirteenth
175  9,12|              pilgrims and vagrants, called by the populace “godly men”
176  9,12|  Cantacuzene; for this reason Iorga called the zealots “legitimists.”
177  9,13|             as for the fact that he called the light of the Transfiguration
178  9,15|           support. The Grand Prince called him no longer the shepherd
179  9,15|             Council of Florence was called “impure” (μιαρα).[287]~
180  9,17|      remarked that “the church they called Valayerna [Blachernae] is
181  9,18|             as a history. It may be called “a subjectively painted
182  9,18|              importance. Krumbacher called him “the greatest polyhistor
183  9,18|             briefer, which is often called minus, deals with the years
184  9,18|           of the fourteenth century called him “a clever man, master
185  9,18|        especially of Plato, whom he called “Olympus of wisdom,” “a
186  9,18|           theory, which N. Kondakov called “archaeological sport,”[
187  9,19|            classical antiquity that called forth the Renaissance in
188  9,19|             Italian Renaissance was called forth by the Greeks who
189  9,19|           way.[466] He is sometimes called “the prince of Greek eloquence
190  9,19|            both classical languages called him “the best Greek of the