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  1  2,1 |           view. Some writers go so far as to say that the miracle
  2  2,2 |        certain that it exceeded by far the extent of the former
  3  2,2 |    Theodosius, originally from the far West (Spain), was the first
  4  2,2 |    sometimes kept him in provinces far from the capital as a kind
  5  2,3 |       succeed. Religious disputes, far from ceasing, only multiplied
  6  2,3 |            Russia. They reached as far as the shores of the Black
  7  2,3 |    archeological data, reached out far into the north, and was
  8  2,3 |         captured by Roman troops.~ Far more serious were the relations
  9  2,3 |            the Balkan peninsula as far as the walls of Constantinople,
 10  2,3 |            be found in the East as far as the Euphrates and in
 11  2,3 |          to some extent reached as far as Armenia in the north
 12  2,3 |            Sea in the south and as far as Persia and Mesopotamia
 13  2,3 |          In his sermons he went so far as to compare her with Jezebel
 14  2,3 |     territory and raided almost as far as the walls of Constantinople.
 15  2,4 |         Theodosius II the city had far outgrown the limits of this
 16  2,4 |           of the Sea of Marmora as far as the ruins of the Byzantine
 17  2,5 |         and Epirus, and reached as far as Thermopylae.[144] Some
 18  2,5 |          king of Italy; and in the far north-west Clovis founded
 19  2,5 |       collatio). This tax, from as far back as the early part of
 20  2,5 |            exerted great influence far beyond the limits of their
 21  2,5 |            literature does not lag far behind. Among its representatives,
 22  2,5 | overwhelming and their results, so far as any practical use for
 23  3   |            of upper Macedonia, not far from present-day Uskub,
 24  3,4 |        Visigoths in Spain were too far distant to take a serious
 25  3,4 |        discovered in Spain, but as far as one may judge, they are
 26  3,4 |      Justinian’s achievements fell far short of his hopes. He did
 27  3,4 |   defensive wars of Justinian were far less successful and at times
 28  3,4 |           of the peninsula even as far back as the reign of Anastasius.
 29  3,4 |        they went through Greece as far as the Isthmus of Corinth
 30  3,7 |            a council, went even so far as to excommunicate him.
 31  3,9 |            with the peoples of the Far East were not direct; the
 32  3,9 |          their wares on vessels as far as the island of Taprobane (
 33  3,9 |             and perhaps reached as far as Ceylon. He was a Christian
 34  3,12|      Balkan peninsula, penetrating far into the south and threatening
 35  3,12|          penetrated into Greece as far as the Peloponnesus. The
 36  3,15|            twice made an inroad as far as the Long Wall and captured
 37  4,1 |          provinces and reaching as far as Constantinople, where
 38  4,1 |       north of it and stretches as far as the Euphrates River.
 39  4,1 |          of Rhodes, and reached as far as Crete and Sicily, menacing
 40  4,1 |        Empire, but they reached as far as the Hellespont, Thessalonica,
 41  4,1 |     centuries. The excavations are far from being completed.~ ~
 42  4,4 |           peninsula and penetrated far into Greece, including the
 43  4,4 |         accomplishing, however, as far as is known, the reorganization
 44  4,4 |           them, moved southward as far as Constantinople. The Arabs,
 45  5,2 |          and penetrated frequently far into the west, reaching
 46  5,2 |           to Bagdad on the Tigris, far removed from the Byzantine
 47  5,3 |       admitted that the problem is far from being definitely solved.
 48  5,3 |          son, also went rather too far in stating that it “aimed
 49  5,8 |             One cannot go quite so far as Grégoire in characterizing
 50  5,8 |         the Pious; and even in the far west, in Spain, at the Court
 51  5,8 |         Empire; thus he reached as far as the shores of the Gulf
 52  5,8 |           They mattered only in so far as they concerned the state.
 53  6,2 |         considerably to the east.~ Far more serious were Basil’
 54  6,2 |       Greek] Empire in the east as far as India, and in the west
 55  6,2 |          India, and in the west as far as the confines of the world,”
 56  6,2 |          Byzantine army did not go far beyond the boundaries of
 57  6,2 |           with them; he marched as far as Edessa and the River
 58  6,2 |           borders of the Empire as far as the Euphrates, and Syria,
 59  6,3 |         ending. King Boris went so far as to send his son, Simeon,
 60  6,3 |     Bulgarians forged their way as far south as the Dardanelles,[
 61  6,3 |           Thrace and Macedonia, as far as Thessalonica. For these
 62  6,3 |           in 934 and penetrated as far as Constantinople. In 943
 63  6,3 |           troops later advanced so far on Byzantine territory that
 64  6,5 |           69] and had descended as far as Hadrianople, while some
 65  6,6 |     coincided in many points in so far as the aggressive movement
 66  6,6 |   concessions. Some scholars go so far as to attribute the absence
 67  6,7 |            points and even went so far as to arrest the legate.
 68  6,7 |          warrant (αλληλεγγυον). As far back as the early part of
 69  6,7 |           the ninth century (in so far as the brief statement on
 70  6,7 |           time, it might have gone far to ruin the powerful owners
 71  6,7 |        Crimea, founded probably as far back as the ninth century,
 72  6,8 |         Turks. One scholar goes so far as to say that after this
 73  6,8 |    detachments of Turks reached as far as the western provinces
 74  6,8 |          throne accompanied him as far as Nicaea and Chrysopolis (
 75  6,8 |            sultanate spread out as far as the Black Sea in the
 76  6,8 |       cruelty everything almost as far as the walls of Constantinople.”[
 77  6,8 |           Apocalypse, the first as far as is known, his notes on
 78  6,8 |           however which placed him far above his contemporaries.
 79  6,8 |         border districts “one felt far removed from the Byzantine
 80  7,1 |      originally from a village not far from Hadrianople. Later
 81  7,1 |         spending some time even in far‑off Iberia (Georgia or Gruzia,
 82  7,1 |           Egnatia), constructed as far back as Roman times, led
 83  7,1 |           territory in the west as far as the Adriatic coast, but
 84  7,1 |            has come down to us. As far as this apocryphal document
 85  7,1 |     Palestine under Charlemagne as far as the Christian interests
 86  7,1 |           increase their means. As far as the lower classes were
 87  7,1 |            the population think of far distant lands full of abundance
 88  7,1 |      religious enthusiasm, and, as far as is known, most of the
 89  7,1 |         had nothing to do with the far‑off expedition to the Holy
 90  7,1 |         spread from mouth to mouth far and wide, the people grew
 91  7,1 |             the crusaders advanced far to the east and southeast.
 92  7,1 |           poisoned arrow and died, far from the capital. On his
 93  7,1 |    Oriental peoples, including the far distant Abasgians (Abkhaz)
 94  7,1 |     Myriocephalon was situated not far from the border. There the
 95  7,1 |            to leave a deep impress far beyond the confines of the
 96  7,1 |           the sultan of Iconium as far as Antioch and Armenia Minor,
 97  7,2 |          the Empire by rapid steps far on the way towards disintegration
 98  7,2 |          virtue of which Isaac, as far as he could, was to hinder
 99  7,2 |         occupied Thrace, almost as far as the very walls of Constantinople.
100  7,3 |   subordinate Byzantium to Rome as far as religion was concerned,
101  7,3 |          has recently even gone so far as to proclaim that “there
102  7,4 |          means of other Novels, as far as possible, to modify the
103  7,4 |    processes as ordinary food.~ As far as the relations of the
104  7,4 |     replenishing the treasury.~ As far as one can judge from the
105  7,4 |    latinophile rule of Manuel.~ As far as the navy was concerned,
106  7,4 |   biographers remarked: “Almost as far down as the nineteenth century
107  7,4 |       exaggeration; but he was not far from the truth when he wrote
108  7,4 |      Alexius Comnenus in 1118.~ As far as Byzantine art is concerned,
109  8,2 |       Empire of Trebizond, lay too far away to be able to play
110  8,5 |      Strait of Saint George[39] as far as Turkey, and, setting
111  8,5 |       Henry, who penetrated rather far into the interior of Asia
112  8,7 |   investigated and the sources are far from complete; for this
113  8,7 |             which led the Despotat far beyond the n\arrow limits
114  8,8 |            rivals seemed to be not far from his cherished goal.~
115  8,9 |           Macedonia and Albania as far as Dyrrachium (Durazzo).
116  8,14|         render subject to Rome, as far as ecclesiastical matters
117  8,16|     Pergamum.[166] This letter, as far as content and style are
118  8,16|          works of Nicholas, though far from all, have been published.~
119  8,16|            to John of Naupactus is far from complete.~ John Apocaucus,
120  8,16|            ecclesiastical affairs, far from the world and men.
121  8,16|          of Thessalonica.[201]~ As far as Byzantine art was concerned,
122  8,17|       doubt the feudal process was far from reaching its complete
123  8,17|            a considerable time, as far as the fragmentary and obscure
124  8,17|    according to the charter was so far away from Roman times, a
125  8,17|        sixth century but continued far later. One of Justinian’
126  8,17|            historian, A. Rambaud, “far removed from the Byzantine
127  9,2 |        Andreas, was married to the far distant Grand Prince of
128  9,3 |       border from enemies, and, as far as one may judge from the
129  9,4 |       Adriatic Sea, from Epirus as far north as Pannonia. The Greek
130  9,4 |           and almost all Attica as far as Athens are Albanian.
131  9,4 |          to the south in Greece as far as the Peloponnesus, and
132  9,5 | overflowing river which has passed far beyond its banks, has already
133  9,6 |           the country, started, as far as the disordered finances
134  9,7 |      journey to western Europe, as far as the substantial needs
135  9,8 |       famous Union of Florence. As far as real help to Byzantium
136  9,9 |       described truthfully and, as far as possible, day by day,
137  9,9 |      Turkish fleet in spite of its far superior numbers. “One may
138  9,9 |         sovereigns who live in the far West can not be attracted
139  9,9 |         landing of the English. As far as the English are concerned,
140  9,18|         the opinion of historians, far outweigh the barbarism of
141  9,18|      activity and personality goes far beyond theological literature,
142  9,18|        union with Christ” would go far afield; but one may certainly
143  9,18|         and influence Plethon goes far beyond the confines of the
144  9,18|           many-sided activities go far beyond the modest confines
145  9,18|            is of great interest as far as the popular Greek of