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  1  2,3 |         discussions everywhere since the middle of the fourth century: in
  2  2,3 |                for the government in the middle of the fifth century it
  3  2,3 |               Thessaly and advanced into Middle Greece by way of Thermopylae.~
  4  2,3 |                Alaric’s way back through Middle Greece. Alaric then pushed
  5  2,3 |              eastern church in the early Middle Ages. The pope and the Emperor
  6  2,3 |                 also on the Slavs of the Middle Danube whom the Huns had
  7  2,4 |                 in Constantinople in the Middle Ages says that under Theodosius
  8  2,4 |          Visigoth code. During the early Middle Ages, including the epoch
  9  2,4 |              force in Gaul late into the Middle Ages.”[132] The influence
 10  2,4 |              reduced measure, and in the middle of the fifth century the
 11  2,4 |                 Marcian’s reign from the middle Danube to the western provinces
 12  2,5 |              much weaker outburst in the middle of the fifth century. Then,
 13  2,5 |          Christian scholars of the early Middle Ages and a writer who greatly
 14  2,5 |                  style for the Byzantine Middle Ages. His hymns, written
 15  3,4 |                fleet and who even in the middle of the fifth century had
 16  3,5 |                or jus antiquum. From the middle of the third century A.D.,
 17  3,5 |                  Only much later, in the Middle Ages, beginning with the
 18  3,7 |                  Northern Africa and the Middle Nile occurred in Justinian’
 19  3,9 |            Western Europe of the earlier Middle Ages, in the period of the
 20  3,9 |                Indicopleustes[99] in the middle of the sixth century. This
 21  3,9 |              importance during the early Middle Ages. It appears from this
 22  3,12|              Ostrogothic kingdom. In the middle of the sixth century the
 23  3,12|                  Gepids (Gepidae) on the Middle Danube. Later, perhaps in
 24  3,15|                Peninsula of Morea in the Middle Ages, which appeared in
 25  3,15|                from the Beginning of the Middle Ages to Our Own Times, in
 26  3,15|          Peloponnesus, during all of the Middle Ages up to the fifteenth
 27  3,15|               Slavs in Greece during the Middle Ages. The writings of Fallmerayer
 28  3,15|               transformations during the Middle Ages, not only in Greece,
 29  3,16|            exceptions in this period.~ A middle position between the historians
 30  3,16|           kingdom, and finally, from the middle of the sixth century to
 31  3,16|                 the sixth century to the middle of the eighth century, it
 32  3,16|                 locality occupied in the Middle Ages by the prosperous trading
 33  4,1 |                 called the period of the Middle Ages, were it not for the
 34  4,1 |                world powers of the early Middle Ages, the Byzantine Empire,
 35  4,1 |                 in the later part of the Middle Ages Dante, in his Divine
 36  4,1 |                loyal mass.”[54] From the middle of the seventh century the
 37  4,1 |             completely Slavonized by the middle of the ninth century, although
 38  4,1 |                  of the Empire. — In the middle of the seventh century the
 39  4,3 |            undoubtedly attained the fair middle path which Pope John VIII (
 40  4,4 |                two, occupying the entire middle portion of Asia Minor from
 41  4,4 | Pseudo-Areopagite), widely spread in the Middle Ages. The writings of Maximus
 42  5,2 |               solved by Leo III.~ In the middle of the eighth century serious
 43  5,2 |               Slavonized as early as the middle of the eighth century; to
 44  5,4 |             church. Following this step, middle Italy detached itself from
 45  5,6 |                 the central event of the Middle Ages; it is also one of
 46  5,6 |         prevailed in the ideology of the Middle Ages, in actual reality
 47  5,6 |                not in the opinion of the Middle Ages.~ Iconoclasm contributed
 48  5,7 |                the Byzantine Empire lost middle Italy, including the Ravenna
 49  5,7 |               which was conquered in the middle of the eighth century by
 50  5,8 |                 in these names. From the middle of the seventh century Bruttium
 51  5,8 |               the Arabs, although by the middle of the ninth century these
 52  5,8 |                  with learned men in the Middle Ages, of practicing sorcery
 53  5,8 |                 Minor or in southern and middle Italy.”[170] But parallel
 54  5,8 |                 languages throughout the Middle Ages. No doubt the plot
 55  5,8 |               from India. Throughout the Middle Ages, down to recent times,
 56  5,8 |                 in the capital, from the middle of the ninth century, and
 57  6,2 |                  Golden Age.” Toward the middle of the tenth century Curcuas
 58  6,2 |                 in this campaign. In the middle of the eleventh century
 59  6,2 |                  Byzantine Empire in the middle of the ninth century, he
 60  6,3 |               state in the valley of the Middle Danube. After this victory
 61  6,3 |             their troops penetrated into Middle Greece on the one hand and
 62  6,3 |                  the Empire in about the middle of the eleventh century
 63  6,3 |             eleventh century, and of the Middle Ages in general. The Roman (
 64  6,4 |            against Constantinople in the Middle Ages. The ethnographic changes
 65  6,4 |       present-day southern Russia in the middle of the eleventh century
 66  6,5 |             incalculable.”[67] Until the middle of the eleventh century,
 67  6,5 |              dangerous only when, in the middle of that century, they crossed
 68  6,6 |               and southern Italy. By the middle of the ninth century the
 69  6,6 |                  period, i.e., about the middle of the eleventh century,
 70  6,7 |                  which took place in the middle of the eleventh century
 71  6,7 |               prisoners. Previous to the middle of the tenth century Mount
 72  6,7 |                  IX Monomachus about the middle of the eleventh century.[
 73  6,7 |                  a final solution in the middle of the eleventh century.
 74  6,7 |               conditions in Italy in the middle of the eleventh century.
 75  6,7 |              Apulia and Calabria. In the middle of the eleventh century
 76  6,7 |            conquered by the Arabs in the middle of the seventh century,
 77  6,8 |                conquest of Persia in the middle of the eleventh century
 78  6,8 |                  the Fatimids.~ From the middle of the eleventh century
 79  6,8 |               Norman land forces. In the middle of the eleventh century
 80  6,8 |                  was revived only in the middle of the eleventh century
 81  6,8 |                  based took place in the middle of the tenth century in
 82  6,8 |                 art. The period from the middle of the ninth century until
 83  6,8 |                  imposed themselves upon Middle Byzantine expression. Their
 84  6,8 |                   Nea Moni on Chios (the middle of the eleventh century),
 85  7,1 |              Borgia,” “Alcibiades of the Middle‑Byzantine Empire,” Andronicus
 86  7,1 |                  Portus Wiscardi, in the Middle Ages, from the name of Robert
 87  7,1 |              Chalandon admitted that the middle part of the message was
 88  7,1 |               religious movements of the Middle Ages. Two volumes were crowned
 89  7,1 |              Temple was completed in the middle of the eleventh century
 90  7,1 |                  religious spirit of the Middle Ages which increased in
 91  7,1 |               southern steppes about the middle of the eleventh century,
 92  7,1 |                at Clermont (in Auvergne, middle France) the famous council
 93  7,1 |           Vermandois, at the head of the middle French army; Robert of Normandy
 94  7,1 |                 had already begun by the middle of this century to revolt.
 95  7,1 |                two empires. Thus, in the middle of the twelfth century,
 96  7,2 |                  be transferred into the middle of the seas or, as a tale
 97  7,2 |             Nurad-Din Mahmud, who in the middle of the twelfth century had
 98  7,3 |              used by the doges until the middle of the fourteenth century.
 99  7,3 |                 conquered Athens. In the Middle Ages, Athens was a half-forgotten
100  7,3 |                 Attica and Athens in the Middle Ages. Those provinces are
101  7,4 |                  the Homeric epic in the Middle Ages, as well as of the
102  7,4 |               the Acropolis where in the Middle Ages the cathedral of the
103  7,4 |                  century. Born about the middle of the twelfth century in
104  7,4 |              most important epoch of the Middle Ages, when the hostile relations
105  7,4 |                  by any scholar.~ In the middle of the twelfth century one
106  7,4 |             many-scholars ascribe to the middle of the ninth century, i.e.,
107  8,1 |                  of Athens and Thebes in middle Greece. The sway of Venice
108  8,2 |                 and gates erected in the Middle Ages. These are still well
109  8,2 |                  Of the monuments of the Middle Ages to be found in the
110  8,10|                the Germanic kings of the Middle Ages, united under his power
111  8,10|                   a school famous in the Middle Ages. In a word, in mind
112  8,10|                 the Renaissance.” In the middle of the nineteenth century,
113  8,10|                 prepared the fall of the Middle Ages and the coming of modern
114  8,12|              Leaving out of the question middle Greece and the Peloponnesus,
115  8,16|                  that in the West in the Middle Ages Paris was called “a
116  8,17|              belonged exclusively to the Middle Ages in western Europe.
117  8,17|                European feudalism in the Middle Ages is only one species
118  8,17|                  from Roman times to the Middle Ages and in the feudal epoch
119  8,17|                  of the beneficia of the Middle Ages in the system of the
120  8,17|             pronoia survived through the Middle Ages till the fall of the
121  8,17|          exkuseia was issued only in the middle of the eleventh century (
122  8,17|               exkuseia was issued in the middle of the eleventh century.
123  8,17|            receptions in Rome during the Middle Ages.[233] It is not surprising
124  8,17|                 superior to anything the Middle Ages have left us on this
125  8,17|                the states of the western Middle Ages; especially whenever
126  9,2 |            Peloponnesus and a portion of Middle Greece. Michael Pataeologus
127  9,4 |           carrying out this plan: in the middle of the fifteenth century
128  9,4 |                in the latter half of the Middle Ages. “The Catalan companies,”
129  9,4 |                pass of Thermopylae, into middle Greece to the territory
130  9,4 |                the Catalan domination in middle Greece in the fourteenth
131  9,4 |      fortifications were also erected in middle and northern Greece.[91]
132  9,4 |                on the Catalan problem in Middle Greece, A. Rubió y Lluch,
133  9,4 |                  of the Peloponnesus and middle Greece the Latins continued
134  9,4 |              fifteenth century, all over middle Greece, the Peloponnesus,
135  9,4 |                Peninsula of Morea in the Middle Ages, that, beginning with
136  9,7 |               formed there became by the middle of the fourteenth century
137  9,8 |                  for a short time in the middle of the fifteenth century,
138  9,8 |                  Isthmus of Corinth into middle and northern Greece, where
139  9,9 |                ancient Parthenon, in the Middle Ages the church of the Holy
140  9,13|                 Hesychast quarrel of the middle of the fourteenth century
141  9,17|      Thessalonica which broke out in the middle of the fourteenth century
142  9,17|               wealthy and noble; (2) the middle class or bourgeoisie, “the
143  9,17|               class or bourgeoisie, “the middle” (οι μεσοι), to whom belonged
144  9,18|                 so characteristic of the Middle Ages in general, was strongly
145  9,18|                Byzantium from 811 to the middle of the eleventh century —
146  9,19|                 antique culture.~ In the middle of the nineteenth century
147  9,19|              Barlaam, who died about the middle of the fourteenth century,
148  9,19|                  to live all through the Middle Ages. Regardless of the
149  9,19|                 Constantinople about the middle of the fourteenth century,
150  9,19|                 He is connected with the Middle Ages by the ideal which