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  1  2,1 |          world. The old pagan culture came into collision with Christianity,
  2  2,1 |           achieved before Constantine came on the scene at all, and
  3  2,1 |            The following night Christ came to Constantine in a dream,
  4  2,2 |            exact number of people who came to this council is not known;
  5  2,2 |             Constantine himself there came to be a marked change in
  6  2,2 |          grammar to teach unless they came over to the worship of the
  7  2,3 |              The family of Theodosius came into the foreground in the
  8  2,3 |             one instance, however, he came into serious conflict with
  9  2,3 |             the Balkan peninsula they came in touch with more recent
 10  2,3 |              Empire on the Danube and came in contact with the Empire.~
 11  2,3 |              Constantinople, Synesius came to see very clearly the
 12  2,3 |              them go by the road they came, announcing to those who
 13  2,3 |            from which they originally came.~ The most influential general
 14  2,3 |          protest against this request came from the bishop of Constantinople,
 15  2,3 |             Thus the episcopal throne came into the hands of a man
 16  2,4 |         better known as the sophists, came there from all parts of
 17  2,4 |         rhetoricians and philosophers came to the new city, so that
 18  2,5 |               places from, which they came. Yet these raids were the
 19  2,5 |               the end of the century, came the new Ostrogothic menace
 20  2,5 |              of writers of this epoch came from Asia and Africa, whereas
 21  2,5 |          Palestinian city of Caesarea came the “father of ecclesiastical
 22  2,5 |            was a young deacon when he came, during the rule of Anastasius,
 23  3,1 |             time of Zeno’s Henoticon, came to an end. The religious
 24  3,6 |             Old Rome.”[63]~ Justinian came into collision with the
 25  3,7 |              died, and with his death came a change in the religious
 26  3,8 |               as the circus factions, came to the Byzantine Empire
 27  3,8 |        suspicion that disease usually came out of Ethiopia. As Thucydides
 28  3,9 |           make large profits.~ Chance came to the aid of Justinian
 29  3,14|             which deserted Phocas and came over to the side of Heraclius.
 30  3,15|              from a small German town came a voice which astonished
 31  3,15|               to the Greek population came, as Fallmerayer believed,
 32  3,16|             Justinian’s period, which came from the pen of the grammarian
 33  4,1 |            litetime not all of Arabia came under his sway. It may be
 34  4,1 |              in their adherence, they came into conflict continually
 35  4,1 |              for the Byzantine Empire came during the reign of the
 36  4,1 |       relations with them … and there came a time of great peace in
 37  4,1 |                From the name of Tarik came the modern Arabic name of
 38  4,1 |         remained open to pilgrims who came to Palestine from distant
 39  4,1 |        Palestine, and Egypt the Arabs came in contact with Byzantine
 40  4,3 |             705-11), Pope Constantine came at the invitation of the
 41  4,4 |       Byzantine writers of the period came from the eastern provinces,
 42  5,1 |           Isauria but stated that Leo came from the people of Germanicea
 43  5,2 |              calif, Omar II (717-20), came about the year 100 of the
 44  5,2 |           pronounced. In short, there came about the gradual formation
 45  5,4 |             toward the eighth century came to occupy a very unnatural
 46  5,4 |             Neither of them, that is, came from the central parts of
 47  5,5 |             The number of bishops who came to this council exceeded
 48  5,6 |            fall the Byzantine sceptre came into the hands of Nicephorus,
 49  5,8 |          surnamed the “Stammerer.” He came from the fortress of Amorion
 50  5,8 |             Theoctistus. When Michael came of age he ordered that Theoctistus
 51  5,8 |              the ninth century, which came as a result of serious internal
 52  5,8 |              The Venetian fleet which came to the aid of the Emperor
 53  5,8 |            western emperor, Lewis II, came there with his army, but
 54  5,8 |        Byzantine Empire. Greek clergy came to Bulgaria to spread Christianity
 55  5,8 |              bishops and priests soon came to Bulgaria, and the Greek
 56  5,8 |       universal church. This incident came at the time of the conversion
 57  6,1 |                As an unknown youth he came to Constantinople to seek
 58  6,2 |              Arabian raid of the city came from the pen of John Cameniates,
 59  6,2 |              even the Emperor himself came to Jerusalem, but privily,
 60  6,2 |               Egypt, the Greek Caesar came in this manner to Jerusalem.
 61  6,3 |          Bulgarian and Greek churches came to a happy ending. King
 62  6,3 |           Emperor, who arrived first, came from his imperial yacht
 63  6,4 |                τας ενορκους σπονδας), came by sea to the imperial city
 64  6,7 |            sent to him from Byzantium came after his death and were
 65  6,7 |        legates of Pope John VIII also came to this council, and not
 66  6,8 |            gathered about Constantine came the historian Joseph Genesius,
 67  6,8 | representatives of the barbarian West came to the Bosphorus for their
 68  7,1 |            first time under Basil II, came originally from a village
 69  7,1 |            time the epoch of troubles came to its end. The first three
 70  7,1 |           brilliant Byzantine dynasty came to its end.~ ~Alexius I
 71  7,1 |            decline of the Duchy which came on after Robert’s death,
 72  7,1 |              1090‑1091. The Patzinaks came, after a stubborn struggle,
 73  7,1 |              and political relations, came to realize their ethnographic
 74  7,1 |            hand. Thereupon the sultan came to a peaceful agreement
 75  7,1 |              with him from the north, came to Jerusalem and fought
 76  7,1 |         thousand returned,” and these came back “measurably attenuated
 77  7,1 |             The news of this decision came to Alexius as a sudden and
 78  7,1 |             of the crusading movement came from an Arabian historian
 79  7,1 |           money, but the negotiations came to nothing. Bohemond was
 80  7,1 |               the crusading movement, came to its end. For the three
 81  7,1 |             the expense of Byzantium, came into close relations with
 82  7,1 |              irritated at the Greeks, came, on his return journey from
 83  7,1 |              attack on Cyprus. Manuel came to Cilicia in person. His
 84  7,1 |               ten thousand foreigners came to Venice, and all admired
 85  7,1 |               Andronicus, a new party came to power.” “This last representative
 86  7,1 |           external policy. Andronicus came to the conclusion that the
 87  7,1 |              western European policy, came to an end; at the same time
 88  7,2 |               Moreover, a real danger came from Egypt, where the Kurd
 89  7,2 |              were imprisoned. Matters came to such a pass that Frederick
 90  7,2 |              from the ruler of Cyprus came to Henry begging the Emperor
 91  7,3 |              But, finally, both sides came to an agreement.~ Most of
 92  7,3 |            The prince Alexius himself came into the camp at Zara. In
 93  7,3 |              Bosphorus and Hellespont came under the power of Baldwin.~
 94  7,3 |       conquest of Morea by the Franks came some of the material for
 95  7,4 |                and finally the Empire came under its power. The monarchy
 96  7,4 |           Alps” (French), and men who came from the distant shores
 97  7,4 |               of human nature,” often came to a dinner party with a
 98  8,2 |              that Michael Palaeologus came, the leader who in 1261
 99  8,2 |              moment for the new state came the sudden news that the
100  8,9 |       Bulgaria changed his policy and came out as a defender of the
101  8,9 |             of the thirteenth century came to its end.~ ~
102  8,10|              the churches. The allies came to an agreement. Frederick
103  8,10|        relations changed, and Manfred came out as an enemy of the Empire
104  8,11|               of Nicaea and Trebizond came to a friendly understanding
105  8,13|           Sicilians, and Italians who came from Apulia, the land of
106  8,13|               Realizing this, Michael came to an agreement with the
107  8,14|            with it. Therefore nothing came of the disputation held
108  8,16|             discussions of his epoch, came near being elected patriarch,
109  8,16|       Mesaritai, whose very existence came to light only at the beginning
110  8,16|               to say that Belthandros came to the garden to meet her.
111  8,16|               the Frankish barons who came as conquerors much more
112  8,16|               of the twelfth century, came to the conclusion that there
113  9,2 |                The Despotat of Epirus came under the Empire’s suzerainty.
114  9,2 |         throne. John V and Andronicus came to an agreement which lasted
115  9,2 |      Trebizond, and Iberia (Georgia), came to nothing. The fall of
116  9,3 |              death, Sicily and Naples came under French sway. Charles
117  9,3 |        suddenly died, and the project came to nothing.[52] Michael,
118  9,3 |              Deliverance to Byzantium came suddenly from the West,
119  9,3 |       Byzantium.~ Before Amari’s work came out, it was usually thought
120  9,4 |           lost their independence and came under the power of the Hungarian (
121  9,4 |         Byzantium. These negotiations came to nothing.~ After a civil
122  9,4 |             Emperor Anastasius I, who came from the chief IIlyrian
123  9,4 |      nineteenth century, Fallmerayer, came out with the astounding
124  9,4 |             grandfather and grandson, came to sad conclusions. In the
125  9,5 |         another.”[106] Stephen Dushan came to an agreement, now with
126  9,5 |          which belonged to Athos also came under his power. The peninsula
127  9,5 |              the Athenian monasteries came into Dushan’s hands, and
128  9,6 |           whole territory of Bulgaria came under the power of the Turkish
129  9,6 |              of Venice and Genoa also came into collision in the islands
130  9,6 |             morning, and when evening came, supped with their forefathers
131  9,6 |          description of Tenedos:~ ~We came to the island of Tenedos,
132  9,7 |         between Byzantium and Bayazid came to an open break, and Manuel
133  9,7 |            for his return journey and came back to the capital via
134  9,7 |        Chrysoloras’ mission, however, came to nothing. Later, during
135  9,7 |            Morea, but Ferdinand never came.[166]~ ~The situation in
136  9,8 |            the Byzantine Empress, who came from Trebizond, and told
137  9,9 |            Bosphorus was known, there came from the Christian population
138  9,11|            1280, five papal embassies came to Constantinople in order
139  9,12|          agitation. Sometimes matters came to such a pass that one
140  9,13|               the monks. Th. Uspensky came to the conclusion that the
141  9,13|               Papamichael, whose book came out in 1911, did not deny
142  9,13|              plans with which Barlaam came to Byzantium have not yet
143  9,14|            the future Emperor Manuel, came in person to Venice and
144  9,17|             the monastery of Vatopedi came to light in 1924.[292] In
145  9,17|               the democratic elements came to the defense of the Palaeologi.
146  9,17|              center where merchandise came from various quarters and
147  9,18|          brilliant past, and students came not only from the far-off
148  9,18|           monk Barlaam, but gradually came over to the side of union;
149  9,18|        mentioned Thomas Magister, who came from the literary circle
150  9,18|             Palaeologi appeared. They came to the conclusion that the
151  9,18|               Italian Renaissance. He came to the conclusion that Byzantine
152  9,19|         Pilatus, who like his teacher came from Calabria and who died
153  9,19|          Barlaam and Leontius Pilatus came from Calabria, from southern
154  9,19|            vast number of Greek monks came to Italy, escaping the persecution
155  9,19|              by order of the Emperor, came on a special political mission
156  9,19|              talent and education, he came into close contact with