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  1  2,1 |           Constantine’s reign, at Antioch, Nicomedia, and North Africa.[
  2  2,2 |           of the third century in Antioch, Syria, where Lucian, one
  3  2,2 |          Alexandria, Ephesus, and Antioch were used in beautifying
  4  2,2 |          provinces and stopped at Antioch, where the population, according
  5  2,2 |           accorded the Emperor at Antioch there was felt, and at times
  6  2,2 |          hatred. Julian’s stay at Antioch is very significant, because
  7  2,2 |          temple of Apollo, in the Antioch suburb of Daphne, a large
  8  2,2 |         preparations.”[88]~ ~Thus Antioch failed to respond to this
  9  2,2 |     closing of the main church of Antioch, which was immediately robbed
 10  2,2 |         spring of 363 Julian left Antioch and started out on his Persian
 11  2,3 |        revolt reached him he left Antioch and arrived at Constantinople
 12  2,3 |           in such a world-city as Antioch the common man still spoke
 13  2,3 |   Chrysostom.[118] He was born in Antioch and studied with the famous
 14  2,3 |        completely to preaching in Antioch, where he remained for a
 15  2,3 |  Eutropius chose this preacher of Antioch, whose fame was already
 16  2,3 |       fear that the population of Antioch, devoted to their preacher,
 17  2,4 |           was to be conceived. In Antioch at the end of the fourth
 18  2,4 |           imposed the teaching of Antioch upon the church. Famous
 19  2,4 |         which spread the ideas of Antioch. In the year 489, during
 20  2,5 |        Jerusalem, Alexandria, and Antioch caused by the forced introduction
 21  2,5 |          following the example of Antioch, ordered that the Trisagion (“
 22  2,5 |    Constantinople, Nicomedia, and Antioch. The bronze coinage introduced
 23  2,5 |          Syria were the cities of Antioch and Berytus (Beirut) on
 24  2,5 |         they had drawn it.”[163]~ Antioch, the Syrian center of culture,
 25  2,5 |          Libanius and favorite of Antioch, John Chrysostom. He combined
 26  2,5 |      bishop of Cyrus, a native of Antioch, wrote a similar history
 27  2,5 |           century was Libanius of Antioch, who influenced his contemporaries
 28  2,5 |     written against the people of Antioch, important as a biographical
 29  2,5 |            a Syrian Greek born in Antioch, wrote at the end of the
 30  2,5 |           years.”[187]~ Syria and Antioch, Egypt guided by Alexandria,
 31  2,5 |     characterized the churches of Antioch and Syria. “Antioch, as
 32  2,5 |   churches of Antioch and Syria. “Antioch, as the center of a brilliant
 33  2,5 |           available on the art of Antioch, and it is only recently
 34  2,5 |           Seman), located between Antioch and Aleppo, impressive even
 35  3,4 |          and sacked and destroyed Antioch, “the city which was both
 36  3,6 |         West, between Alexandria, Antioch, and Rome, was impossible. “
 37  3,9 |       cities of Beirut, Tyre, and Antioch, and later in Greece, mainly
 38  3,16|          the uneducated Syrian of Antioch, John Malalas, the author
 39  4,1 |           Syria and they occupied Antioch, the main city of the eastern
 40  4,1 |         orthodox patriarchates of Antioch and Alexandria were also
 41  4,2 |          is known in history.[77] Antioch and Alexandria, represented
 42  4,3 |        Alexandria, Jerusalem, and Antioch, torn from the Empire by
 43  4,3 | representatives. The patriarch of Antioch, Macarius, who apparently
 44  4,4 |          chroniclers were John of Antioch and the anonymous author
 45  4,4 |        Easter Chronicle). John of Antioch, who lived probably in the
 46  4,4 |           also a native of Syrian Antioch. Insofar as the surviving
 47  4,4 |         show, the work of John of Antioch should be recognized as
 48  4,4 |           confines of a native of Antioch, and has, therefore, a much
 49  5,4 |     century a serious upheaval in Antioch was directed against the
 50  5,5 |        vacant at that time, while Antioch, Jerusalem, and Alexandria
 51  5,8 |      Mamun, Thomas was crowned at Antioch as basileus of the Romans
 52  5,8 | Christopher of Alexandria, Job of Antioch, and Basil of Jerusalem.~
 53  6,2 |        road was opened to Tarsus, Antioch, Cyprus, and Jerusalem …
 54  6,2 |  cherished dream: the conquest of Antioch, the heart of Syria. After
 55  6,2 |        Syria, Nicephorus besieged Antioch, and when it became evident
 56  6,2 |           969), his soldiers took Antioch with enormous spoils, thus
 57  6,2 |       reconquer the great city of Antioch, the glorious Theoupolis [
 58  6,2 |            Soon after the fall of Antioch the Byzantine troops took
 59  6,2 |          the conquered points was Antioch. The city of Aleppo (Haleb,
 60  6,2 |          and a part of Syria with Antioch were taken from them, and
 61  6,2 |        eleventh century, Yahya of Antioch, writes that the Muslim
 62  6,2 |       departed with his army from Antioch, entered Damascus, and in
 63  6,2 |       Arabian historian, Yahya of Antioch, it is evident that the
 64  6,2 |    Byzantine soldiers returned to Antioch, the Emperor left for Constantinople,
 65  6,2 |          for his army returned to Antioch, which became the main base
 66  6,2 |       Arabian historian, Yahya of Antioch, said that the executor
 67  6,2 |        Euphrates, and Syria, with Antioch, once more formed part of
 68  6,7 |          Through the patriarch of Antioch he notified the patriarchs
 69  7,1 |           daughter of a prince of Antioch. The whole reign of Manuel
 70  7,1 |        death. His mother, Mary of Antioch, was proclaimed regent.
 71  7,1 |          arrived in Palestine via Antioch; there he fell in love with
 72  7,1 |           Empress‑regent, Mary of Antioch, and her favorite, Alexius
 73  7,1 |           Empress‑mother, Mary of Antioch, to be strangled. Then Andronicus
 74  7,1 |        the moment of the siege of Antioch, in 1098, to demand reinforcements
 75  7,1 |     eastern Arabs made Aleppo and Antioch in Syria vassal states of
 76  7,1 |        eleventh century, Yahya of Antioch. The latter says that in
 77  7,1 |          Then the Turks conquered Antioch in Syria, established themselves
 78  7,1 |   assistance, taken Jerusalem and Antioch, Georgia restored itself,
 79  7,1 |  ambitions upon the possession of Antioch. Thus, the Normans carried
 80  7,1 |          the chief city of Syria, Antioch, a very strong fortress,
 81  7,1 |          was open. But because of Antioch a violent strife had broken
 82  7,1 |       became the ruling prince of Antioch. Neither at Edessa nor at
 83  7,1 |          Neither at Edessa nor at Antioch did the crusaders take the
 84  7,1 |           crusading princedoms at Antioch, Edessa, and Tripoli, which
 85  7,1 |           excessively powerful at Antioch, at the expense of his neighbors,
 86  7,1 |    Byzantine territory. Therefore Antioch became the chief center
 87  7,1 |         by others and returned to Antioch. On the basis of the treaty
 88  7,1 |    demanded that Bohemond deliver Antioch to him; but Bohemond decisively
 89  7,1 |       Tancred with the regency of Antioch, he embarked and sailed
 90  7,1 |         Emperor. The patriarch of Antioch was to be appointed by the
 91  7,1 |          be no Latin patriarch of Antioch. The cities and districts
 92  7,1 |     difficult, because Tancred of Antioch refused to carry into effect
 93  7,1 |     agreement, and would not hand Antioch over to the Emperor. Alexius
 94  7,1 |          of an expedition against Antioch was discussed but was never
 95  7,1 |           the plan of marching on Antioch no easier. The last years
 96  7,1 |        the crusading princedom of Antioch.~ Armenian Cilicia or Armenia
 97  7,1 |          case of the princedom of Antioch, which in the time of the
 98  7,1 |       borders of the princedom of Antioch. In his struggle with the
 99  7,1 |       definite success. Besieged, Antioch was forced to ask him for
100  7,1 |      condition that the Prince of Antioch should acknowledge the suzerainty
101  7,1 |      standard over the citadel of Antioch. A year later, on his return
102  7,1 |           later, on his return to Antioch, the Emperor, as suzerain,
103  7,1 |       armiger, rode the Prince of Antioch. At the city gates, the
104  7,1 |         John’s panegyrist said: “[Antioch] receives thee as lover
105  7,1 |       suzerainty as the Prince of Antioch had done. Of those projects,
106  7,1 |           and the Latin rulers of Antioch, Edessa, and Tripoli, as
107  7,1 |         relations of Byzantium to Antioch and Edessa. These conditions
108  7,1 |   assaults. Neither Jerusalem nor Antioch nor Tripoli could help the
109  7,1 |            the Latin possessions, Antioch in particular, began to
110  7,1 |         the east, particularly at Antioch, which with support from
111  7,1 |        former enemy the prince of Antioch, Reginald of Chatillon,
112  7,1 |            Now it was the turn of Antioch.~ Reginald of Chatillon,
113  7,1 |          countries, Byzantium and Antioch. The king of Jerusalem,
114  7,1 |        made his solemn entry into Antioch. Escorted by Reginald of
115  7,1 |     cathedral by the patriarch of Antioch in his pontifical robes.
116  7,1 |          the entry of Manuel into Antioch in 1159 mark the triumph
117  7,1 |           sight of the problem of Antioch — the problem raised during
118  7,1 |        his mother Mary (Maria) of Antioch was proclaimed regent; her
119  7,1 |           then the Regent Mary of Antioch and, shortly after, the
120  7,1 |       sultan of Iconium as far as Antioch and Armenia Minor, if the
121  7,2 |          the Christian dominions, Antioch and Jerusalem, were not
122  7,2 |       Damascus, began to threaten Antioch. Moreover, a real danger
123  7,3 |     important industrial centers, Antioch and Tripoli, and a coast
124  7,4 |         titles), the patriarch of Antioch, Theodore Balsamon, who
125  8,4 |        took place particularly at Antioch, on the Maeander river,
126  8,14|    Constantinople, Jerusalem, and Antioch, who from that time on were
127  8,16|           the great king of great Antioch.”[180] Deciding to see all “
128  8,16|         comes to the outskirts of Antioch, where he meets the king
129  8,16|          his court. The master of Antioch offers him a post at his
130  8,16|       faithful servants flee from Antioch; while crossing a raging
131  8,17|        into Greek. The Assises of Antioch, which give a good idea
132  8,17|   original text of the Assises of Antioch has been lost; but their
133  9,15|         patriarchs of Alexandria, Antioch, and Jerusalem also declared
134  9,16|      among them the patriarchs of Antioch, Alexandria, and Jerusalem;