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  1  2,1 |              Minor and in the East in general, explaining and directing
  2  2,2 |                wrote that the Persian general, Megabazus, upon arriving
  3  2,2 |               after the discussion of general conditions in the fourth
  4  2,2 |            most influential tutor and general guide was Mardonius, a scholar
  5  2,2 |        Matthew and Luke … Such is the general ordinance for religious
  6  2,2 |      Christians were not to receive a general education, they were bound
  7  2,3 |             but they evidently had no general plan of attacking the Empire,
  8  2,3 |               Theodosius’ lifetime as general guide of Arcadius. Rufinus
  9  2,3 |           came.~ The most influential general in the imperial army, the
 10  2,4 |         entreaties of the influential general Aspar, of Alan descent.~
 11  2,4 |              influence in the army in general. Two events aggravated the
 12  2,5 |              Egypt and Syria, were in general devoted to the Monophysitic
 13  2,5 |             Of some importance to the general cultural and literary movements
 14  2,5 |              only ten per cent of the general cultural productivity of
 15  2,5 |            the field of literature in general. Brilliant as they were,
 16  3,1 |             protected Christianity in general, whether it was in accord
 17  3,3 |          Vandals, assuring him that a general revolt of the natives would
 18  3,4 |            fleet he placed the gifted general Belisarius, who was the
 19  3,4 |     diplomatist as well as a talented general. The third hero of the imperial
 20  3,4 |              another gifted Byzantine general, finally succeeded in conquering
 21  3,4 |               joined with a Byzantine general to force the Blemyes to
 22  3,4 |             effect upon the Empire in general. First of all, these gigantic
 23  3,4 |               forever. Meanwhile, his general external policy brought
 24  3,5 |         studied with reference to the general social conditions of the
 25  3,7 |               s decree never received general church recognition.~ In
 26  3,8 |          public opposition arose from general bitterness against the higher
 27  3,8 |              lasted for six days. The general drove the rioters into the
 28  3,8 |         financial disorder introduced general confusion into the life
 29  3,9 |              analogous in form to the general form of the tabernacle.
 30  3,12|               of this period were, in general, poorly acquainted with
 31  3,12|              accused Narses, a former general in Justinian’s army and
 32  3,15|             at that time professor of general history in one of the German
 33  3,15|        Fallmerayer assume still wider general historical significance
 34  3,15|               the Balkan Peninsula in general. At present in Soviet Russia
 35  3,16|               secretary to the famous general Belisarius, with whom he
 36  3,16|             This work may be called a general history of Justinian’s time.
 37  3,16|               interesting data on the general history of the period.~
 38  3,16|               praise of the Byzantine general, John (Johannes) Troglita,
 39  3,16|               to have received a good general education with a thorough
 40  3,16|              the church, sculpture in general was in a state of decline,
 41  4,1 |             which made possible their general attacks of a later period.
 42  4,1 |                42] In addition to the general religious dissatisfaction
 43  4,1 |          reason must be sought in the general conditions prevailing in
 44  4,1 |          sufficiently strong; but the general organization of the army
 45  4,1 |             Their indifference to the general problems of the province,
 46  4,1 |               the Balkan peninsula in general, including the Peloponnesus,
 47  4,1 |               the leadership of their general, Tarik, crossed from Africa
 48  4,2 |               Monothelete teaching in general. Great dissatisfaction with
 49  5,2 |          troops stood a distinguished general, Maslamah. Only a few months
 50  5,3 |             by language. For wide and general use it became necessary
 51  5,3 |              it the significance of a general measure for the whole Empire
 52  5,3 |        literature. In addition to the general accounts of Slavonic settlements
 53  5,3 |               in very early times. No general conclusion, therefore, can
 54  5,3 |            commerce and navigation in general were greatly endangered
 55  5,5 |            the Fathers.~ ~Besides the general significance of this proclamation
 56  5,7 |              himself to be an eminent general, a gifted administrator,
 57  5,7 |               a detailed study of the general history of the Isaurian
 58  5,8 |              was an exception to this general rule, for he was in no way
 59  5,8 |               had no bearing upon the general course of events. In this
 60  5,8 |           great authority as a gifted general and was careful to conceal
 61  5,8 |             iconoclastic movement. In general the artistic tendencies
 62  5,8 |          ordered the compilation of a general work favorable to iconoclasm
 63  5,8 |   presentation of the human figure in general, which became more realistic
 64  6,1 |         Theophano married the capable general, Nicephorus Phocas, who
 65  6,2 |               policy. His plans for a general attack on the Arabs were
 66  6,2 |               the leadership of their general, Nicephorus Phocas, during
 67  6,2 |              of no importance for the general course of events.~ The eastern
 68  6,2 |             his capable and energetic general, Nicephorus Phocas, the
 69  6,2 |       agreement between the Byzantine general and the master of Aleppo.[
 70  6,2 |              Basil II (976-1025), the general state of affairs was not
 71  6,2 |            been rebuilt, and that, in general, the Christians were safe
 72  6,2 |               by the young and gifted general, George Maniaces, who succeeded
 73  6,2 | administration of this ruler received general recognition, and at the
 74  6,2 |              the Caucasian peoples in general, but also for a clearer
 75  6,3 |             and of the Middle Ages in general. The Roman (Byzantine) Empire
 76  6,7 |    participating hierarchs and in the general magnificence of the setting
 77  6,7 |             ενωσεως), approved by the general assembly. This act proclaimed
 78  6,7 |           Basil I desired to create a general code of Graeco-Roman or
 79  6,7 |               would not fall into the general class of craft or trade
 80  6,7 |               justice, calling them a general and equal benefit to all,”
 81  6,8 |                and the beginning of a general decline. Empress Zoë succeeded
 82  6,8 |           proclaimed as emperor their general, Isaac Comnenus, a representative
 83  6,8 |               and military affairs in general interested him very little.
 84  6,8 |              her to marry the capable general Romanus Diogenes, born in
 85  6,8 |              important city through a general. Shortly after this, when
 86  6,8 |             of Byzantine education in general, and of its ecclesiastical
 87  6,8 |         proper names, and articles of general use. The literary and historical
 88  6,8 |            school, i.e., a school for general education. The agitation
 89  6,8 |            giving its student a broad general education. The law school
 90  7,1 |              qualities, John deserved general respect; he was called Calojohn (
 91  7,1 |            interests, however, evoked general discontent among the population;
 92  7,1 |             to become the soul of the general Turkish movement and would
 93  7,1 |      reasonable and definite goal and general plan to the senseless wanderings
 94  7,1 |               of economic history and general culture. For a long time
 95  7,1 |         Jerusalem: in 1070, a Turkish general, Atzig, marched upon Palestine
 96  7,1 |            view: (1) The first is the general religious spirit of the
 97  7,1 |             This spirit was the first general cause which roused the masses
 98  7,1 |               classes. Sharing in the general religious emotion, the feudal
 99  7,1 |     enterprise on a large scale.~ The general situation before the First
100  7,1 |            Russia participated in the general western European crusading
101  7,1 |               aims; there was neither general plan nor commander in chief.
102  7,1 |        Particularly disastrous to the general welfare were the hostile
103  7,1 |        crusaders, Roger abandoned the general interests of Christianity
104  7,1 |               met there, examined the general situation, and concluded
105  7,1 |              lack of organization and general discipline among the crusaders.
106  7,1 |           relations with the pope. In general the West regarded with disfavor
107  7,1 |            its citizens, an object of general admiration for the beauty
108  7,2 |            perhaps the chief cause of general discontent was “the fatigue
109  7,2 |              brilliantly there was no general guiding idea. The participants
110  7,3 |              activity in organizing a general crusade in which western
111  7,3 |             resources was the East in general, Christian and Muhammedan,
112  7,3 |             time, in the Near East in general and in Constantinople in
113  7,3 |            the Fourth Crusade for the general problem of the crusading
114  7,4 |             Manuel Comnenus, gave the general belief of the Byzantine
115  7,4 |             first two Comneni were in general the defenders of the Eastern
116  7,4 |          unfortunately because of the general conditions of that time
117  7,4 |               antichurch doctrines in general; and a considerable number
118  7,4 |             social conditions. — As a general thesis one may say that
119  7,4 |               based sometimes only on general speculations, some occasional
120  7,4 |             the monastic donations in general were nothing but a source
121  7,4 |       strategus given to the governor general of the themes towards the
122  7,4 |              phenomenon reflected the general rise of culture which found
123  7,4 |               century in the field of general culture belongs also the
124  7,4 |          revision in his favor of the general judgment of his literary
125  7,4 |     interesting for social history in general and literary history in
126  7,4 |              an essential part of the general west European renaissance
127  8,1 |               under the conditions of general anarchy, to further dissolution;
128  8,7 |               was performed “with the general consent of the members of
129  8,10|             Vatatzes, but also by his general zeal for supporting the
130  8,13|               the Empire of Nicaea in general, and during Theodore’s reign
131  8,13|              the pope and the West in general, they were so desirous of
132  8,16|           medieval educated Greeks in general, and the Greeks of the thirteenth
133  8,16|            History of the Earth and A General Geography, as well as some
134  8,16|               an indication, of their general opinion of the Byzantine
135  8,16|           history of Byzantine law in general and canonic law in particular,
136  8,16|              great importance for the general history of Byzantine culture.
137  8,16|               place in the history of general European culture of the
138  8,17|       kharistikon, a grant of land in general not specifically monasterial,
139  8,17|        internal life of the Empire in general but also for instructive
140  8,17|           been very little studied in general, especially in its history
141  8,17|              exarchs or the governors general, first of all military officers,
142  8,17|        territories military governors general who gradually obtained complete
143  8,17|            nothing new to them in the general conditions of the Empire.~
144  8,17|               problem of feudalism in general. A French historian who
145  9,2 |                                       General situation in the Empire.~
146  9,2 |          brief and superficial but of general character.[7]~ The dynasty
147  9,3 |         Charles’ new dominions, where general conditions were excellent.[
148  9,3 |            Latin Empire. Such was the general international situation
149  9,3 |            the Mongols, under Berke’s general Nogai. The Mongols (Tartars)
150  9,4 |               Athens and in Greece in general has left very few material
151  9,4 |            first time, Albanian, as a general name for the whole people,
152  9,5 |       separate monasteries there is a general charter granted to all the
153  9,5 |              accorded to them by this general edict (chrysobull) a great
154  9,6 |           remnants of the Empire, the general discontent in Byzantium,
155  9,6 |               chief cause lies in the general conditions in Byzantium
156  9,6 |          conference discussed various general problems of international
157  9,7 |              to aid the Christians in general and Manuel in particular.
158  9,9 |          energy, and the talents of a general, statesman, and organizer.
159  9,9 |            house of the Palaeologi in general, and was opposed to the
160  9,9 |              other words, his work is general in character. Since, in
161  9,9 |              help weeping.”[223]~ The general assault began on Tuesday
162  9,9 |             fall of Constantinople “a general disaster to the Christian
163  9,12|               a secret opposition, in general passive but effective, to
164  9,13|               for strict Orthodoxy in general and for the monastic ideals
165  9,17|        Trebizond, but in Byzantium in general from the thirteenth to the
166  9,17|             misery of the peasants in general is not to be doubted. Class
167  9,17|          interesting phenomena in the general history of medieval social
168  9,17|            Black Sea.~ In view of the general deplorable position of the
169  9,18|             the Palaeologian epoch in general.~ The Chronicle of Phrantzes
170  9,18|  characteristic of the Middle Ages in general, was strongly felt in Byzantium
171  9,18|              1450. In 1465 an Italian general and patron of letters, of
172  9,18|              the fifteenth century in general and of Gemistus Plethon
173  9,18|            unexpected considering the general situation of the Empire
174  9,18|               frescoes of trecento in general and with those of Giotto
175  9,18|           under the Palaeologi in the general cultural rise so characteristic
176  9,18|              maintained that amid the general economic and political decay
177  9,18|             the Slavonic countries in general and Russia in particular
178  9,18|               earlier times, when the general situation of the Empire
179  9,18|                in the west, in Italy, general conditions shaped themselves
180  9,19|           medieval Greek tradition in general and by the Byzantine Greeks
181  9,19|           Greek, nevertheless, in the general history of the Renaissance,
182  9,19|            had introduced to Italy in general and to southern Italy in
183  9,19|             of theological thought in general, as well as humanistic literature.