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  1  2,1 |    Christianity in Constantine’s time scholars have considered two problems
  2  2,1 |               many of the best modern scholars, however, that paganism
  3  2,1 |            estimates of several other scholars, “it is probable that toward
  4  2,1 |              11]~ Opinions of various scholars on this subject differ widely.
  5  2,2 |            attracted the attention of scholars and writers. The literature
  6  2,2 |              converted soul.[70] Some scholars, however, have expressed
  7  2,3 |     inadequate, some western European scholars are dubious as to the creed
  8  2,3 |          divergence as to dogma. Some scholars have affirmed that this
  9  2,3 |              council. The majority of scholars, however, especially the
 10  2,3 |      intrigues of the courtiers. Many scholars deny the authenticity of
 11  2,4 |           existed there. Teachers and scholars were invited to Constantinople
 12  2,4 |               sometimes overlooked by scholars; and even such a distinguished
 13  2,5 |             as Thermopylae.[144] Some scholars have even advanced the theory
 14  2,5 |             of the greatest Christian scholars of the early Middle Ages
 15  2,5 |              of acrostics and rhyme.~ Scholars have long disputed as to
 16  2,5 |              has not been accepted by scholars.[181]~ Priscus of Thrace,
 17  2,5 |            highly estimated by recent scholars. Stein called him the greatest
 18  2,5 |             nineteenth century German scholars advanced the theory that
 19  3   |             was long regarded by many scholars as a historical fact. This
 20  3   |             the Albanian border. Some scholars trace Justinian’s family
 21  3,5 |               ancient Roman law. Some scholars accordingly speak of the
 22  3,15|         aroused heated disputes among scholars.~ In the twenties of the
 23  3,15|             to the present day.[137]~ Scholars have frequently disputed
 24  3,16|              is so striking that some scholars began to question the authenticity
 25  3,16|               Christian writers, some scholars affirm that Hesychius was
 26  3,16|             foreign archeologists and scholars. In 1931 an order of the
 27  4   |          Tiberius III, 698-705). Some scholars are inclined to consider
 28  4,1 |               of Petra, still attract scholars and tourists. The famous
 29  4,1 |          contradictory opinions among scholars with regard to Islam. Goldziher
 30  4,1 |             were not very large. Some scholars set the number of Arabian
 31  4,1 |              are, however, even today scholars who accept this correspondence
 32  4,1 |     completely as is believed by some scholars. The districts where the
 33  4,4 |              been long disputes among scholars with regard to the identity
 34  5,1 |              present accepted by some scholars,[2] but is rejected by others.[
 35  5,3 |             publication. Some western scholars refer it to the end of Leo’
 36  5,3 |             with the name of Leo III, scholars discuss three other legislative
 37  5,3 |               agreed with the Russian scholars V. G. Vasilievsky and Th.
 38  5,3 |               work is not dated. Some scholars refer it to the epoch of
 39  5,3 |            attracted the attention of scholars because it contains no reference
 40  5,3 |              are usually connected by scholars with the extensive Slavonic
 41  5,3 |      supported by outstanding Russian scholars in the field of Byzantine
 42  5,3 |      settlements in the Empire, these scholars used as the main basis for
 43  5,3 |             they are referred by some scholars to the period of the Isaurian
 44  5,3 |           commercial navigation. Some scholars suppose that this law was
 45  5,3 |        Lingenthal, is not accepted by scholars.[47]~ The form in which
 46  5,3 |              harsh. If the opinion of scholars that it belongs to the time
 47  5,3 |             themes. — The majority of scholars, beginning with Finlay,
 48  5,3 |               of the seventh century, scholars have reached some conclusions
 49  5,4 |        movement; hence in later times scholars have differed greatly in
 50  5,4 |             the iconoclastic period.~ Scholars have turned their attention
 51  5,4 |             In more recent times some scholars (the Frenchman Lombard,
 52  5,4 |              majority of contemporary scholars believe that the first edict
 53  5,5 |              was so intense that some scholars find the question of a more
 54  5,5 |       persecutions. According to some scholars, in the time of Leo and
 55  5,6 |             many years and victory!”~ Scholars have expressed differing
 56  5,7 |           casual estimates of Russian scholars, who, with the exception
 57  5,8 |             of their ships.[140] Some scholars were doubtful about the
 58  5,8 |          early in 860, although later scholars completely forgot the result
 59  5,8 |           army are attributed by some scholars to the fact that the greatest
 60  6,1 |               on the other hand, some scholars still consider Basil an
 61  6,1 |               a Slav. The majority of scholars consider Basil an Armenian
 62  6,1 |        Armeno-Slavic. In recent years scholars have succeeded in determining
 63  6,4 |          place in 988 or in 989. Some scholars accept the former date;
 64  6,6 |           make many concessions. Some scholars go so far as to attribute
 65  6,7 |              and the Euthymites. Some scholars view this struggle as a
 66  6,7 |         landed estates. This led some scholars to compare the possessions
 67  6,7 |               introduction”). Several scholars have somewhat incorrectly
 68  6,7 |               successor, Leo VI. Some scholars believe that the Epanagoge
 69  6,8 |        bureaucrats, rhetoricians, and scholars.”[138]And yet the threatening
 70  6,8 |            Germany. The claim of some scholars that Constantine Kephalas
 71  6,8 |    compilatory diligence of Byzantine scholars at the time when the learned
 72  6,8 |            somewhat. Basil II treated scholars with disdain. Anna Comnena,
 73  6,8 |           Monomachus, when a group of scholars, headed by the young Constantine
 74  6,8 |          Comneni, is characterized by scholars as the second Golden Age
 75  7,1 |             of many discussions among scholars. It survives only in a Latin
 76  7,1 |               for example the Russian scholars V. Vasilievsky and Th. Uspensky,
 77  7,1 |           true.” But the more closely scholars examine internal conditions
 78  7,1 |          conclusion supported by some scholars that a kind of Frankish
 79  7,1 |              the Christians that many scholars ascribe to the Turks are
 80  7,1 |             of the nineteenth century scholars believed that the first
 81  7,1 |          phenomena were emphasized by scholars in connection with the origin
 82  7,1 |             the crusading epoch. Many scholars have tried to prove that,
 83  7,1 |              be fixed definitely, and scholars variously place it between
 84  7,1 |               has been denied by some scholars; but the more recent investigators
 85  7,1 |          Seljuqs. But the more recent scholars are inclined to believe
 86  7,3 |               Swabia together.”~ Many scholars have devoted much attention
 87  7,3 |             the crusade. One party of scholars explained the whole unusual
 88  7,3 |      accidents.” An opposing group of scholars saw the cause of the change
 89  7,3 |        scholar was so great that many scholars adopted his standpoint without
 90  7,3 |             Even today Mistra strikes scholars and tourists, with its imposing
 91  7,3 |           particular attention.~ Some scholars suppose that certainly the
 92  7,4 |             by intense activity. Some scholars even call this period the
 93  7,4 |               some disagreement among scholars on this problem. While,
 94  7,4 |              upon the opinion of some scholars who think that as Manuel’
 95  7,4 |             the First Crusade. Modern scholars acknowledge that “in spite
 96  7,4 |             influence. Moreover, some scholars, for example Th. Uspensky,
 97  7,4 |          observation. The opinions of scholars vary as to whether Nicetas
 98  7,4 |             of Prodromus evokes among scholars great divergences of judgment,
 99  7,4 |               Prodromus. One group of scholars recognize two writers with
100  7,4 |          incurred severe censure from scholars who emphasize his “pitiful
101  7,4 |              and Dosicles, which some scholars call desperately dull and
102  7,4 |              this. The best Byzantine scholars today accordingly acknowledge
103  7,4 |             there a number of Italian scholars who learned Greek and transmitted
104  8,10|              influence of the eastern scholars, Arabs and Jews, large numbers
105  8,10| ecclesiastical ideas, which give some scholars grounds for comparing him
106  8,12|             as sometimes happens, and scholars vary in opinion concerning
107  8,13|      carefully supervised by the best scholars of the epoch, with Nicephorus
108  8,13|                116]~ In summary, most scholars view with condemnation the
109  8,16|            Athens in her abundance of scholars” and “a marvelous and greatly
110  8,16|             invited to his court many scholars, especially from the Greek
111  8,16|               known.~ The opinions of scholars vary as to the significance
112  8,16|              178] Various opinions of scholars on this problem are based
113  8,16|         Belthandros.~ The judgment of scholars on this anonymous romance
114  8,16|            the crusades. One group of scholars thinks that a French romance
115  8,16|         Manuel I Comnenus.[197] Later scholars, realizing that several
116  8,17|          feudalism has grown broader; scholars have noted that the presence
117  8,17|             world history has allowed scholars to discover feudalism in
118  8,17|              and indeed emphasized by scholars, and now it must be considered.~
119  8,17|              European feudalism. Some scholars derive it from Germanic
120  8,17|          excessive perspicacity which scholars expend to establish a complicated
121  8,17|              civilians. Although some scholars categorically state that
122  8,17|               term was pronoia.~ Some scholars have incorrectly derived
123  8,17|            with an analogous meaning. Scholars particularly interested
124  8,17|               given into the hands of scholars a code of feudal law brought
125  9,2 |          Byzantium produced not a few scholars and educated men, writers,
126  9,2 |             them in the works of many scholars of the nineteenth and twentieth
127  9,3 |              crusade, is one on which scholars’ opinions vary.[40] The
128  9,3 |               Lamansky, several other scholars have considered the Bithynian
129  9,4 |          problem of many very eminent scholars must be rectified, and that
130  9,4 |        approximate statistics made by scholars, the Albanians in the Peloponnesus
131  9,5 |             information, and the best scholars do not consider it true.[
132  9,6 |             in the other world.”[138] Scholars compare the description
133  9,7 |           attracting educated Greeks, scholars, sophists, and courtiers.
134  9,7 |              to draw the attention of scholars to the importance of those
135  9,7 |               the Palaeologi. Several scholars indicate in Plethon’s scheme
136  9,9 |           clemency, and protection of scholars and poets. Historians of
137  9,9 |               225] Nevertheless, some scholars, for example Th. Uspensky,
138  9,12|              the origin of which some scholars trace back to the epoch
139  9,13|            development and solution.~ Scholars consider this quarrel a
140  9,13|       deserving attentive study.[270] Scholars vary greatly concerning
141  9,16|          Council of St. Sophia.~ Some scholars assume that in 1450 in the
142  9,16|            Since then the opinions of scholars have been divided: some,
143  9,16|           Greek theologians and Greek scholars in particular, who were
144  9,16|           council,[288] although some scholars still aver that the council
145  9,17|           practically inaccessible to scholars who were not of the Orthodox
146  9,17|      manuscripts the Russian Orthodox scholars played a very important
147  9,17|       nineteenth century, the Russian scholars, Bishop Porphyrius (Uspensky),
148  9,17|         sometimes been used by modern scholars for the province of Macedon
149  9,18|               art and was a patron of scholars and artists. Some scholars
150  9,18|            scholars and artists. Some scholars assume that his protection
151  9,18|             lived one of the greatest scholars and writers of the two last
152  9,18|        process of fermentation.”[347] Scholars vary in their estimation
153  9,18|           eminent western writers and scholars. He was the author of numerous
154  9,18|              attract the attention of scholars, who have hitherto quite
155  9,18|              this interesting writer. Scholars vary in their definition
156  9,18|          without reason, by classical scholars. This is their treatment
157  9,18|         tendency has caused classical scholars to refer, when it was possible,
158  9,18|      philosophical studies cause some scholars (for example, Sathas and
159  9,18|              still under debate: some scholars hold to the French version
160  9,18|             and incomprehensible that scholars have advanced various hypotheses
161  9,19|        humanists often speak, and the scholars of the nineteenth century
162  9,19|               a cardinal who protects scholars, a scholastic theologian