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  1  2,1 |                 all this, Constantine’s name is connected with the erection
  2  2,2 |          presbyter, Arius, who gave his name to the most significant “
  3  2,2 |        inscriptions bestow upon him the name of the “restorer of the
  4  2,2 |              decrees were issued in the name of all four. Although theoretically
  5  2,2 |                 Apostate (361-63).~ The name of Julian, the successor
  6  2,2 |            Seine, which still bears the name La Cité (Latin civitas),
  7  2,2 |              place. However, he did not name any successor. Noticing
  8  2,3 |              The Great” (379-95), whose name is always associated with
  9  2,4 |                Jesus Christ. Nestorius’ name for the Virgin Mary was
 10  2,4 |                still legible today. The name of Cyrus is also associated
 11  2,4 |             from his contemporaries the name of Makelles, that is, “Butcher,”
 12  2,5 |                or sometimes by a fuller name, lustralis auri argentive
 13  2,5 |                Cyrene, who mentions the name of Hypatia in many of his
 14  2,5 |                 new art which bears the name of Byzantine or East-Christian.
 15  2,5 |                 in existence.~ With the name of Constantine is bound
 16  3   |                for example, Justinian’s name Upravda, “the truth, justice.”
 17  3,2 |                 this entire period. His name is closely connected with
 18  3,2 |              closely connected with the name of his royal wife, Theodora,
 19  3,4 |              first time under their own name, “Sclavenes,” in Procopius.
 20  3,5 |                 are still known by this name.~ The bulkiness of Justinian’
 21  3,5 |                and functioned under the name of these codes.”[55]~ An
 22  3,8 |                 given this uprising the name of the Nika revolt. Justinian’
 23  3,9 |                 an inscription with his name has been excavated there.[
 24  3,13|               in heart, who covets in a name of singularity, who also
 25  3,14|               called Sacrum palatium, a name usually applied only to
 26  3,15|           columns and temples, even the name of the people itself, have
 27  3,16|            epoch of Justinian bears the name of the First Golden Age.
 28  3,16|             provinces of the Empire the name of Justinian is connected
 29  4   |              668. The Greek form of his name, Constas (Latin, Constans),
 30  4   |               Constantine, his official name; on Byzantine coins, in
 31  4   |                Apsimar, who assumed the name of Tiberius upon his accession
 32  4,1 |        Heraclius officially assumed the name basileus for the first time
 33  4,1 |              war, in the year 629. This name had been in use for centuries
 34  4,1 |               of the sanctuary with the name of Abraham. Because of its
 35  4,1 |            warmly and later changed the name of their city to Medina,
 36  4,1 |         Muhammedan religion assumed the name of Islam, which means “resignation
 37  4,1 |                 various books, bear the name of Sunna.~ The history of
 38  4,1 |       Syrian-Greek fugitive. The common name of this invention has led
 39  4,1 |                 the peninsula. From the name of Tarik came the modern
 40  4,1 |            Tarik came the modern Arabic name of Gibraltar, meaning “the
 41  4,1 |               they still bear their old name of Bulgarians.[72]~ In 1899
 42  4,2 |                the teaching derived the name of Monotheletism, by which
 43  4,4 |        beginning of the system with the name of Heraclius. The Emperor
 44  5,1 |                power, but always in the name of their sons. In the fifth
 45  5,1 |              women had all ruled in the name of a son or a brother. Irene
 46  5,2 |          Constantinople, as well as the name of Maslamah, have left a
 47  5,2 |                legendary tradition; the name of the latter is also connected
 48  5,3 |               the Ecloga, issued in the name of the “wise and pious emperors,
 49  5,3 |                 and especially with the name of Leo III, scholars discuss
 50  5,3 |            Opsikion), which derived its name from the Bucellarians, i.e.,
 51  5,4 |                Emperor, but also in the name of the church, since it
 52  5,5 |              declare unanimously in the name of the Holy Trinity, that
 53  5,6 |              Charles assumed only a new name. Others have thought that
 54  5,6 |                 Byzantine emperors, the name of Charles follows immediately
 55  5,6 |           follows immediately after the name of Constantine VI.~ If such
 56  5,6 |               fact that Charles did not name himself “Emperor of the
 57  5,8 |              Arabic, from which the new name of the island, Chandax,
 58  5,8 |               gradually replaced by the name of Calabria, which thus
 59  5,8 |                Bogoris; 852-889), whose name is closely connected with
 60  5,8 |                baptized and assumed the name of Michael, and soon after,
 61  5,8 |                 of Leo V. These sources name martyrs who suffered in
 62  5,8 |                 persecute images in the name of their political aims
 63  5,8 |                 the Impious Mammon [the name he applied to Constantine
 64  5,8 |                 part of the Empire. His name is John Damascene, a native
 65  5,8 |                church poetry.[184]~ The name of John Damascene is also
 66  5,8 |             this romance think that the name of St. John of Damascus
 67  6,1 |                  the generally accepted name “Macedonian” is applied
 68  6,2 |                glorious Theoupolis [the name applied to the city by Justinian
 69  6,3 |            these achievements, Simeon’s name is significant for the first
 70  6,3 |        Bulgarians that he was given the name of Bulgaroctonus (“Slayer
 71  6,4 |               this expedition or to the name of Oleg, this account of
 72  6,4 |               fact that it mentions the name of “Helgu [Oleg], the King
 73  6,4 |                Russian Prince Igor. His name has been preserved not only
 74  6,4 |          Russian Prince Vladimir, whose name is closely connected with
 75  6,7 |             most capable warrior, whose name is closely bound up with
 76  6,7 |            typikon, in Greek, the usual name for monastic rules in the
 77  6,7 |             Laura on this mountain. The name of Holy Mountain for Mount
 78  6,7 |        jurisconsults was appointed. The name of the Basilics originated
 79  6,7 |          incorrectly supposed, from the name of Basil I, in whose time
 80  6,7 |               estate, changing even its name. Basil ordered that all
 81  6,7 |         previously had borne some other name, such as clisurae.~ Both
 82  6,7 |              which did not yet bear the name of themes. At the beginning
 83  6,7 |                and the clisurarchs. The name clisura, which even today
 84  6,8 |               Varangians, and Franks (a name applied in this period to
 85  6,8 |           people to a higher level. His name is closely connected with
 86  6,8 |                Kephalas. It derives its name from the only manuscript,
 87  6,8 |           usually known by his monastic name of Michael, was born in
 88  6,8 |                monastic habit under the name of Michael and spent some
 89  6,8 |               Digenes Akrites. The true name of this epic hero was, apparently,
 90  6,8 |                 were only surnames. The name “Digenes” may be translated
 91  6,8 |          Akrites (plural Akritai) was a name applied during the Byzantine
 92  6,8 |                and Apelatai. The latter name, which originally meant “
 93  6,8 |              Saiyid Battal Ghazi, whose name is connected with the battle
 94  6,8 |                 at Acroïnon in 740. The name of Digenes remained popular
 95  6,8 |              closely connected with the name of the G. de Jerphanion,
 96  7,1 |            century (1057‑59). The Greek name of the Comneni, mentioned
 97  7,1 |               Bertha of Sulzbach, whose name was changed in Byzantium
 98  7,1 |               the Middle Ages, from the name of Robert Guiscard), recalls
 99  7,1 |           Robert Guiscard), recalls the name of the powerful Duke of
100  7,1 |             future crusaders (hence the name “crusaders”). They were
101  7,1 |                 Palestine, received the name of the Kingdom of Jerusalem.
102  7,1 |               received in Byzantium the name of Irene, set a seal upon
103  7,1 |              indiction 2” (= 1169). The name of Manuel put together with
104  7,1 |                 permanent glory to your name.”~ A short time before his
105  7,1 |               received in Byzantium the name of Anne. Owing to this marriage,
106  7,1 |               the Byzantine Empire. His name and his exploits, the latter
107  7,2 |               Bulgarians, he gave their name jointly with that of the
108  7,2 |                 less. However, with the name of Richard is closely connected
109  7,3 |                 order to eradicate your name and the remembrance of you.”
110  7,3 |           impressive: “Calling upon the name of Christ, we must conquer
111  7,3 |              time often called Morea, a name whose etymological origin
112  7,3 |                 praise and glory of His name, for the honor and benefit
113  7,4 |           motion of Urban II to put his name again into the diptychs
114  7,4 |              both literatures, Moses by name, an Italian from the city
115  7,4 |               no longer alive. The very name of Athens would have perished
116  7,4 |           perhaps Timarion was the real name of the author. Timarion
117  7,4 |               books. Therefore I cannot name exactly the writer.” In
118  7,4 |          recognize two writers with the name of Prodromus, another group
119  7,4 |          inheritance connected with the name of Prodromus has been published.~
120  7,4 |               uncle, under the monastic name of John, was a metropolitan
121  7,4 |                been preserved under the name of Prodromus. Prodromus
122  7,4 |         completed its destruction.~ The name of the Comneni is also connected
123  8,2 |                of the Lascarids and the name of Theodore’s native city
124  8,2 |               latter had been given the name of the “slayer of Bulgars” (
125  8,2 |          Theodore Metochites,[26] whose name is associated with the famous
126  8,2 |                 of Isnik (the distorted name of Nicaea) before the First
127  8,2 |              Σελεντιον, σιλεντιον), the name given at the time of Byzantium
128  8,7 |               the Byzantine Empire; the name of the form of government
129  8,7 |               the throne of Epirus. His name is connected with the idea
130  8,9 |                 clement, he left a good name not only among the Bulgars,
131  8,10|                 Hohenstaufen.~ With the name of John Vatatzes is connected
132  8,10|            Greek church, took the Greek name of Anna. There exists a
133  8,10|               every day Your Majesty by name in the presence of all men
134  8,11|               faith.[88] Of course, the name of John Vatatzes was not
135  8,12|                 is interesting that the name of John Vatatzes was so
136  8,12|              gives under November 4 the name of “John Ducas Vatadzt.”[
137  8,13|               the history of Nicaea his name will always be honorably
138  8,15|               the emperors or, in their name, by their ministers, to
139  8,16|              really created an immortal name for the author.”[163]~ Blemmydes’
140  8,16|                John Vatatzes.~ With the name of Blemmydes is also closely
141  8,16|              also closely connected the name of Emperor Theodore II Lascaris.
142  8,16|          polemic pieces given under the name of George could not be associated
143  8,17|            conditions. The conventional name feudalism comes from this
144  8,17|          someone who thereupon took the name of kharistikarios. The kharistikarios
145  8,17|         emperors themselves or in their name by their ministers.~ As
146  8,17|          Akrites (plural akritai) was a name applied during the Byzantine
147  9,2 |               and heir, and forbade the name of John Palaeologus to be
148  9,2 |                monastic habit under the name of Ioasaph and spent the
149  9,2 |                often given the Slavonic name of his grandfather on his
150  9,2 |                my question what was the name of those cities, those whom
151  9,2 |              took holy orders under the name of Matthias (Matthew).~
152  9,2 |        Hadrianople as a monk, under the name of David. Another brother,
153  9,4 |               the Ottomans and gave his name to the Turks who were under
154  9,4 |                nationalities, under the name of “companies,” which lived
155  9,4 |                city of Albanopolis. The name of these Albanians was in
156  9,4 |                 on there appeared a new name for the Albanians, Shkipetars,
157  9,4 |           called in the sources by this name) were subject first to Byzantium,
158  9,4 |                  Albanian, as a general name for the whole people, appeared
159  9,4 |           author, one gives it its real name. Those provinces of the
160  9,6 |              usually connected with the name of John Cantacuzene, who
161  9,6 |                more, do not deserve the name of a state. In 1389 Serbia
162  9,7 | Peloponnesus-Morea, deriving the latter name in the form of Mora (μωρα),
163  9,8 |                preserved today with the name of “John Palaeologus Autocrat
164  9,8 |                 Chalcocondyles, for the name Laonikos is merely Nicolaos,
165  9,9 |         superiority, but we rely on the name of the Lord our God and
166  9,9 |                  religion confused, the name of Christ reviled and oppressed.
167  9,11|              these stipulations, in the name of Michael, George Acropolitas
168  9,12|                 Arsentte comes from the name of Patriarch Arsenius, who
169  9,12|                strange force. It had no name, and revealed itself only
170  9,12|              Patriarch.”[265]~ With the name of Andronicus the Elder
171  9,13|                   or quietists, was the name given to the men whose goal
172  9,15|             destroy our city, race, and name.”[283] In the fifteenth
173  9,16|            union liturgy, including the name of the pope. This act at
174  9,18|                days as a monk under the name of Ioasaph and devoted the
175  9,18|              took holy orders under the name of Gregorius, he wrote his
176  9,18|          Gregory of Cyprus (his secular name was George), patriarch under
177  9,18|                 Scholarius (his secular name was George), was a good
178  9,18|           Maximus Planudes (his secular name was Manuel), a contemporary
179  9,18|                 church in his hand; his name is on the mosaic. He died
180  9,18|                 Several persons of this name are known who lived at the
181  9,18|              baptised under a classical name.”[425] It is not clear whether
182  9,19|                in Calabria, changed his name from Bernardo to Barlaam,
183  9,19|               neither personally nor by name; but he wants this and therefore