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  1  2,3 |       works of the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, shows the continuing
  2  2,5 |           Byzantine writer of the fourteenth century, Nicephorus Callistus,
  3  3,1 |        times. In Abyssinia in the fourteenth century was compiled one
  4  3,15|         the second quarter of the fourteenth century, so that the Greek
  5  3,16|        The Russian pilgrim of the fourteenth century, Stephen of Novgorod,
  6  4,1 |       among them, and even in the fourteenth century we hear of “some
  7  4,4 |       translation was made in the fourteenth century. The poetical genius
  8  5,3 |         the second chapter of the fourteenth book of the Digest, which
  9  5,3 |   documents of the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries.[51]~ The Military
 10  6,8 |           of which belongs to the fourteenth century.[188] The study
 11  7,3 |           until the middle of the fourteenth century. According to the
 12  7,3 |          precious frescoes of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries,
 13  7,3 |     so-called Chronicle of Morea (fourteenth century) which survives
 14  8,2 |  literature of the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries are preserved
 15  8,2 |       well-known statesman of the fourteenth century, a diplomat, politician
 16  8,5 |       Byzantine chronicler of the fourteenth century said that Henry
 17  8,12|      Serbs, was to be made in the fourteenth century.~ Taking advantage
 18  8,16|   well-known French knight of the fourteenth century, Bertrand du Guesclin,
 19  8,16|    romances of the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries had also as their
 20  8,17|           eleventh century to the fourteenth the arrangements of the
 21  9,2 |       especially the Serbs of the fourteenth century under Stephen Dušan (
 22  9,2 |     peninsula. The history of the fourteenth century was to answer this
 23  9,2 |        Hellenic patriotism in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries
 24  9,2 |           the civil strife of the fourteenth century was the participation,
 25  9,3 |      grasp. A Greek author of the fourteenth century, Gregoras, wrote
 26  9,3 |         The great humanist of the fourteenth century, Petrarca, regarded
 27  9,4 |         Empire had failed. In the fourteenth century the great king of
 28  9,4 |         the very beginning of the fourteenth century a peace was concluded
 29  9,4 |         the very beginning of the fourteenth century Roger de Flor with
 30  9,4 |         In the second half of the fourteenth century a Spanish duke of
 31  9,4 |           by mere accident in the fourteenth century and organized upon
 32  9,4 |           in middle Greece in the fourteenth century were not only troubled
 33  9,4 |         the very beginning of the fourteenth century the Catalan company
 34  9,4 |          in the first half of the fourteenth century, from Serbia.~ The
 35  9,4 |          In the first half of the fourteenth century, the Albanians for
 36  9,4 |          the fourth decade of the fourteenth century, not long before
 37  9,4 |         in the second half of the fourteenth and in the fifteenth century,
 38  9,4 |         the second quarter of the fourteenth century, the Greek-Slavs
 39  9,4 |         the thirteenth and in the fourteenth century on the part of some
 40  9,5 |        Byzantine historian of the fourteenth century, Nicephorus Gregoras,
 41  9,6 |      policies of Byzantium in the fourteenth century.~ ~The Turks. —
 42  9,6 |        since the beginning of the fourteenth century, besought the pope
 43  9,6 |         obvious at the end of the fourteenth century, belonged the future
 44  9,7 |         problem of the end of the fourteenth century might have been
 45  9,7 |          France at the end of the fourteenth and the beginning of the
 46  9,7 |        and East at the end of the fourteenth and beginning of the fifteenth
 47  9,7 |            Towards the end of the fourteenth century, the Mongol empire,
 48  9,7 |       became by the middle of the fourteenth century so important that
 49  9,7 |   Peloponnesus. At the end of the fourteenth century the Peloponnesus
 50  9,7 |         of the Despot, was in the fourteenth century and at the beginning
 51  9,7 |         It is related that in the fourteenth century, at Sparta, there
 52  9,9 |           built at the end of the fourteenth century by the Sultan Bayazid (
 53  9,12|   thirteenth and beginning of the fourteenth century, the Arsenites,
 54  9,12|        increased in power. In the fourteenth century they showed vigorous
 55  9,12|   troubles of Thessalonica in the fourteenth century, pursuing some political
 56  9,12|          In the first half of the fourteenth century the zealots and
 57  9,13|          In the first half of the fourteenth century the interesting
 58  9,13|       very important event of the fourteenth century. The German Byzantinist
 59  9,13|          of the Hesychasts in the fourteenth century and the man who
 60  9,13|      quarrel of the middle of the fourteenth century resulted in a decisive
 61  9,14|         the seventh decade of the fourteenth century the Turks were the
 62  9,14|           trust in the pope.~ The fourteenth century was the epoch of
 63  9,17|           At the beginning of the fourteenth century, an Arab geographer,
 64  9,17|     visited Constantinople in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries,
 65  9,17|         in the second half of the fourteenth century, Constantinople
 66  9,17|           304] A historian of the fourteenth century, Nicephorus Gregoras,
 67  9,17|          of Byzantium, and in the fourteenth century and the first half
 68  9,17|       Macedon and Thessaly in the fourteenth century.[311] But a province
 69  9,17|          state. At the end of the fourteenth century Thessalonica received
 70  9,17|           at the beginning of the fourteenth century and the invasions
 71  9,17|      Mazaris.[314] Earlier in the fourteenth century, John Cantacuzene
 72  9,17|   district of Thessalontca in the fourteenth century, at least on the
 73  9,17|          out in the middle of the fourteenth century is exceedingly interesting
 74  9,17|           the fifth decade of the fourteenth century, is particularly
 75  9,17|    commune of Thessalonica in the fourteenth century;” this struggle “
 76  9,17|          of the first half of the fourteenth century, a factor in the
 77  9,17|           Byzantine coins. In the fourteenth century, under Andronicus
 78  9,17|         offices attributed to the fourteenth century and often, though
 79  9,17|         analogous treatise in the fourteenth century, on the eve of the
 80  9,17|           of this treatise in the fourteenth century, remarked, not without
 81  9,18|           perishing Empire of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries,
 82  9,18|        intellectual movement. The fourteenth century was the golden age
 83  9,18|           troubled history of the fourteenth century in the Balkan peninsula,
 84  9,18|           to the beginning of the fourteenth century (1307-1308). This
 85  9,18|           In the beginning of the fourteenth century, Nicephorus Kallistus
 86  9,18|      other writings.[345]~ In the fourteenth century also lived one of
 87  9,18|       writers of Byzantium in the fourteenth century, but he is not the
 88  9,18|     almost no chroniclers. In the fourteenth century there was only one,
 89  9,18|          Cydones who lived in the fourteenth century, and the famous
 90  9,18|          Another historian of the fourteenth century called him “a clever
 91  9,18|         the very beginning of the fourteenth century and died at the
 92  9,18|           cultural history of the fourteenth century is Cydones’ voluminous
 93  9,18|     Renaissance at the end of the fourteenth century, Coluccio Salutati,
 94  9,18|         in the second half of the fourteenth century, may be mentioned
 95  9,18|          Byzantine writers of the fourteenth century, and one of the
 96  9,18|    Cabasilas, also belongs to the fourteenth century. The basts of Cabasilas’
 97  9,18|         the mystic writers of the fourteenth century, with Nicholas Cabasilas
 98  9,18|       history of Byzantium in the fourteenth century, and should attract
 99  9,18|   thirteenth and beginning of the fourteenth centuries as well as for
100  9,18|          of the first half of the fourteenth century. This man of learning
101  9,18|          in this Byzantine of the fourteenth century that he cherished
102  9,18|        Byzantine humanists of the fourteenth century. The most recent
103  9,18|        the greatest writer of the fourteenth century and one of the greatest
104  9,18|          cultural movement of the fourteenth century is just beginning
105  9,18|      Judge of Thessalonica in the fourteenth century, Constantine Harmenopulus,
106  9,18|      great literary figure of the fourteenth century is Theodore Meliteniotes.
107  9,18|           at the beginning of the fourteenth century; therefore it is
108  9,18|    Meliteniotes, who lived in the fourteenth century, was the author
109  9,18|        the romance belongs to the fourteenth century. The romance “Lybistros
110  9,18|     Biancifiore), dating from the fourteenth century. The Greek version
111  9,18|           of Byzantine art in the fourteenth century, or any originality,
112  9,18|          artistic movement of the fourteenth century is no sudden and
113  9,18|    painting in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries could be solved
114  9,18|         Byzantine painting of the fourteenth century cannot be considered
115  9,18|         renaissance of art in the fourteenth century was impossible.[
116  9,18|          of Aïnalov, wrote of the fourteenth century: “The new things
117  9,18|           Byzantine Greeks in the fourteenth century as dominated by
118  9,18|         the matter by calling the fourteenth century a true renaissance.
119  9,18|          between the past and the fourteenth century there is no break.
120  9,18|           Macedonia, which in the fourteenth century was under the power
121  9,18|          the late thirteenth, the fourteenth, and fifteenth centuries,
122  9,18|       manuscript of Madrid of the fourteenth century containing the chronicle
123  9,18| manuscripts, one belonging to the fourteenth century with a miniature
124  9,18|    painting of the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries N. P. Kondakov
125  9,18|         Byzantine painting of the fourteenth century, D. V. Aïnalov,
126  9,18|         the thirteenth and in the fourteenth century. Thereafter, under
127  9,19|           Boccaccio, lived in the fourteenth century.~ There are, then,
128  9,19|     earlier Renaissance, i.e. the fourteenth century and the very beginning
129  9,19|           about the middle of the fourteenth century, who participated
130  9,19|         the seventh decade of the fourteenth century. Moving from Italy
131  9,19|    nothing but Greek.[464] In the fourteenth century, in one of his letters,
132  9,19|         Thus, the Italians of the fourteenth century did not need to
133  9,19|          begins at the end of the fourteenth century and continues during
134  9,19|           about the middle of the fourteenth century, Manuel Chrysoloras