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  1  2,2 |                born, Sardica (Sofia), and Thessalonica. His attention turned particularly
  2  2,3 |            appointment he was baptized in Thessalonica by the bishop of the city,
  3  2,3 |             massacres which took place in Thessalonica. In this rich and populous
  4  2,3 |               army, smote the citizens of Thessalonica with a bloody massacre,
  5  2,3 |                 they attacked Ephesus and Thessalonica, and upon reaching the Greek
  6  2,5 |            centers of the eastern Empire, Thessalonica and Athens, the latter with
  7  2,5 |                these are some churches at Thessalonica (Salonika); Diocletian’s
  8  3,4 |               reach this sea they menaced Thessalonica, one of the most important
  9  3,12|                 at times even the city of Thessalonica. These irruptions continued
 10  3,12|                 that no city escaped save Thessalonica only; for its walls were
 11  3,12|               Demetrius, the protector of Thessalonica, one of the main Slavonic
 12  4,1 |                 as far as the Hellespont, Thessalonica, southern Greece, and the
 13  4,1 |                 populate it very densely. Thessalonica became surrounded by Slavonic
 14  5,2 |              Slavonic tribes,” to Greece, Thessalonica, and the Peloponnesus.[20]
 15  5,8 |                 was elected archbishop of Thessalonica. When deposed in the time
 16  5,8 |                mosaics in the churches of Thessalonica (Salonika) may fall within
 17  6,2 |                   together. The attack of Thessalonica by the Muslim fleet under
 18  6,2 |                began the fortification of Thessalonica. A detailed account of the
 19  6,2 |                   who in 904 had captured Thessalonica, was overwhelmingly defeated
 20  6,3 |              Arabian siege and pillage of Thessalonica in the year 904, Simeon
 21  6,3 |              excepting Constantinople and Thessalonica, were in the hands of the
 22  6,3 |                  and Macedonia, as far as Thessalonica. For these achievements,
 23  6,8 |                     157] The districts of Thessalonica, Macedonia, Thrace, and
 24  6,8 |                   Cameniates, a priest of Thessalonica, on the Arabian conquest
 25  6,8 |                   the Arabian conquest of Thessalonica in 904, of which Cameniates
 26  7,1 |               contemporary, Eustathius of Thessalonica, said Andronicus “to the
 27  7,1 |                    led from Dyrrachium to Thessalonica and then farther to the
 28  7,1 |                 Durazzo) and then through Thessalonica to march upon Constantinople.
 29  7,1 |               Greek vessel and sailed for Thessalonica, where Manuel, who was preparing
 30  7,1 |                the Emperor. Eustathius of Thessalonica in his oration to Manuel
 31  7,1 |                   improved. Eustathius of Thessalonica wrote a eulogistic oration
 32  7,1 |                 and Angeli, Eustathius of Thessalonica: “According to divine purpose,
 33  7,1 |              Egnatia) and marched towards Thessalonica. The powerful Norman fleet
 34  7,1 |             well-known ten days’ siege of Thessalonica by land and sea began. A
 35  7,1 |             eyewitness, the archbishop of Thessalonica, Eustathius. In August,
 36  7,1 |              Eustathius. In August, 1185, Thessalonica, which ranked next to Constantinople,
 37  7,1 |                the news of the capture of Thessalonica and of the approach of the
 38  7,2 |            dangerous. After the taking of Thessalonica, the Norman land army started
 39  7,2 |           defeated and forced to evacuate Thessalonica and Dyrrachium. This failure
 40  7,2 |          peninsula between Dyrrachium and Thessalonica, which had been conquered
 41  7,3 |                  but he actually received Thessalonica with the surrounding territory
 42  7,3 |                    forming the Kingdom of Thessalonica, which he held as Baldwin’
 43  7,3 |           Boniface of Montferrat, king of Thessalonica, marched through Thessaly~
 44  7,3 |               asked help from the king of Thessalonica, Boniface, who at that time
 45  7,4 |              message to the archbishop of Thessalonica, Basil, Hadrian IV expressed
 46  7,4 |               held quarters of their own. Thessalonica (Salonica) was, after Constantinople,
 47  7,4 |                  the Atlantic, swarmed to Thessalonica and carried on their business
 48  7,4 |                 panegyrist, Eustathius of Thessalonica, calls his rule an “imperial
 49  7,4 |                with Eustathius, bishop of Thessalonica, chose a religious career
 50  7,4 |             Acominatus, the archbishop of Thessalonica, Eustathius, “the most brilliant
 51  7,4 |            compositions he wrote later at Thessalonica. Eustathius’ house in Constantinople
 52  7,4 |           collected. As religious head of Thessalonica, the city next in importance
 53  7,4 |               belong the works written at Thessalonica: a history of the conquest
 54  7,4 |                history of the conquest of Thessalonica by the Normans in 1185;
 55  7,4 |              Catholic church.~ Michael of Thessalonica lived and wrote during the
 56  7,4 |                description of the fair of Thessalonica. Therefore, this piece of
 57  8,1 | Constantinopolitan Empire, the Kingdom of Thessalonica (Salonica), the principality
 58  8,1 |                Montferrat, became king of Thessalonica (Salonica), with power extending
 59  8,2 |                  for him. At the siege of Thessalonica (1207) he died a violent
 60  8,7 |                  by the feudal Kingdom of Thessalonica, on the northeast by the
 61  8,7 |                question of the Kingdom of Thessalonica (Salonika) whose king, Boniface
 62  8,7 |                was alive, he could defend Thessalonica against its two most menacing
 63  8,7 |                  Courtenay, the Kindom of Thessalonica was unable to resist the
 64  8,7 |                effort, took possession of Thessalonica, the second city in importance
 65  8,7 |               succumb.”[53] Having seized Thessalonica and extended his dominions
 66  8,7 |                  should crown Theodore at Thessalonica was next raised. The metropolitan
 67  8,7 |               raised. The metropolitan of Thessalonica declined the honor, unwilling
 68  8,7 |                 territory of the state of Thessalonica and Epirus), of the clergy,
 69  8,7 |                considered very seriously; Thessalonica, which had passed over into
 70  8,7 |                  take Constantinople from Thessalonica than from Nicaea.”[58]~
 71  8,7 |              coronation as the Emperor of Thessalonica and his anointment by the
 72  8,7 |                 political rupture between Thessalonica and Nicaea as well as an
 73  8,7 |                   of the Latin kingdom of Thessalonica, several western European
 74  8,7 |                  extinct title of king of Thessalonica. They were the so-called “
 75  8,7 |             so-called “titulary” kings of Thessalonica, as, after the fall of the
 76  8,7 |                    59] when the Empire of Thessalonica was proclaimed and refused
 77  8,7 |                  the two Greek Empires of Thessalonica and of Nicaea, and the Latin
 78  8,8 |                                           Thessalonica and Nicaea.~ The two Greek
 79  8,8 |             Theodore Angelus set out from Thessalonica and conquered a major part
 80  8,8 |                the Latins. The Emperor of Thessalonica was on the point of becoming
 81  8,9 |            Theodore of Epirus, Emperor of Thessalonica, who concluded an alliance
 82  8,9 |                 was taken prisoner, ruled Thessalonica thereafter, some historians
 83  8,9 |                   the thirteenth century, Thessalonica and Epirus, two separate
 84  8,9 |                  as Dyrrachium (Durazzo). Thessalonica, Thessaly, and Epirus remained
 85  8,9 |                  of Nicaea, and Manuel of Thessalonica. This new union was directed
 86  8,9 |           understanding between Manuel of Thessalonica and the Emperor of Nicaea,
 87  8,9 |                   in the former Empire of Thessalonica and even in Asen’s own dominions.
 88  8,12|                 Vatatzes advanced towards Thessalonica, where anarchy prevailed,
 89  8,12|                   this city. The state of Thessalonica ceased to exist. In the
 90  8,12|                the Empire — the rulers of Thessalonica, Epirus, and Bulgaria —
 91  8,16|                  II and Manuel, Despot of Thessalonica, brother of the Emperor
 92  8,16|                 brother of the Emperor of Thessalonica, Theodore Ducas Angelus,
 93  8,16|             Theodore of Epirus Emperor of Thessalonica, has left more than 150
 94  8,16|                 the short-lived Empire of Thessalonica.[201]~ As far as Byzantine
 95  8,16|                   from Constantinople and Thessalonica (Salonika) to seek new fields
 96  8,17|          Justinian II granted a salina in Thessalonica to the Church of St. Demetrius “
 97  9,2 |                  of Thrace and Macedonia, Thessalonica, and several islands in
 98  9,2 |                    When the government of Thessalonica was confided to him by his
 99  9,2 |                  severely the governor of Thessalonica. Unable to make an adequate
100  9,4 |               Athos, but their assault on Thessalonica failed. In retaliation for
101  9,4 |                   southern Macedonia with Thessalonica; but the lands lying farther
102  9,5 |                   all of Macedonia except Thessalonica without difficulty and after
103  9,5 |          Macedonia, lying on the way from Thessalonica to Constantinople. The surrender
104  9,5 |                 only slightly inferior to Thessalonica, which might serve as a
105  9,6 |                 the west, began to menace Thessalonica. The capital of the Turkish
106  9,7 |                 wrote another letter from Thessalonica, this time addressed to
107  9,7 |               islands in the Archipelago, Thessalonica, and the Peloponnesus, obviously
108  9,7 |              unsuccessful attempt to take Thessalonica, they marched south into
109  9,8 |                example, the Peloponnesus, Thessalonica, and some scattered cities
110  9,8 |           entirely independent.~ In 1430, Thessalonica was conquered by the Turks.
111  9,8 |                   VIII, who was governing Thessalonica with the title of despot,
112  9,8 |                establishment of Venice at Thessalonica. Under the personal leadership
113  9,8 |                sultan, they laid siege to Thessalonica; the course and result of
114  9,8 |                    On the last capture of Thessalonica, written by a contemporary,
115  9,8 |                188] The Latin garrison of Thessalonica was small and the population
116  9,8 |                Church of St. Demetrius of Thessalonica, the chief patron of the
117  9,8 |                desolation.~ The taking of Thessalonica by the Turks was also described
118  9,8 |                   event.[190] The loss of Thessalonica impressed deeply both Venice
119  9,8 |                 shortly after the fall of Thessalonica. He praised the good state
120  9,12|                   part in the troubles of Thessalonica in the fourteenth century,
121  9,13|            hesychia was the archbishop of Thessalonica, Gregorius Palamas, a well-educated
122  9,13|            movement was the archbishop of Thessalonica Gregorius Palamas. Under
123  9,13|                  Then, dwelling in Athos, Thessalonica, and some isolated places
124  9,13|                 Gregoras, Barlaam fled to Thessalonica and thence to Athos. There
125  9,15|                   finally the conquest of Thessalonica by the Turks in 1430, had
126  9,17|            composed a part of the Empire: Thessalonica, Thessaly, and the Despotat
127  9,17|                many people emigrated from Thessalonica, and some of them went to
128  9,17|              capital was more secure than Thessalonica.[307] This was the critical
129  9,17|                was the critical time when Thessalonica was occupied by the Venetians,
130  9,17|                 of the fourteenth century Thessalonica received as her despot one
131  9,17|                  revolutionary attempt in Thessalonica which broke out in the middle
132  9,17|              revolution of the zealots at Thessalonica, in the fifth decade of
133  9,17|              distinguish three classes at Thessalonica: (1) the wealthy and noble; (
134  9,17|           contemporary source wrote that “Thessalonica was regarded as the teacher
135  9,17|                  head of the democracy of Thessalonica stood the zealots who in
136  9,17|                  the zealot government at Thessalonica continued to exist and “
137  9,17|                  from Constantinople, and Thessalonica was governed as an independent
138  9,17|               causes of the revolution of Thessalonica are not yet quite clear.
139  9,17|                 history of the commune of Thessalonica in the fourteenth century;”
140  9,17|          maintained that in the revolt of Thessalonica the political element, that
141  9,17|                place in the revolution of Thessalonica; however, the social problem
142  9,17|                struggle the revolution at Thessalonica is one of the most interesting
143  9,18|             century was the golden age of Thessalonica (Salonica) in art and letters.[
144  9,18|                 account of the capture of Thessalonica by the Turks in 1430. Unlike
145  9,18|        Palaeologian epoch. He was born at Thessalonica at the very beginning of
146  9,18|                  He lived successively in Thessalonica, Constantinople, and Crete,
147  9,18|               Tafrali in his monograph on Thessalonica.[380] In a study of Cabasilas’
148  9,18|                  Photius or Eustathius of Thessalonica, than they are with the
149  9,18|                  by a jurist and Judge of Thessalonica in the fourteenth century,
150  9,18|              painter Manuel Panselinos of Thessalonica (Salonika), the “Raphael”
151  9,18|           conquest than Constantinople or Thessalonica.~ Several times Byzantine
152  9,19|                    and spent some time in Thessalonica, on Mount Athos, and in
153  9,19|                   in Italy for a Greek of Thessalonica and in Greece for an Italian