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1 2,2 | originated in the second half of the third century in 2 2,2 | the sources, in the first half of the seventh century B.C. 3 2,2 | the emperor of the first half of the third century, Elagabalus, 4 2,2 | the emperor of the second half of the third century, Aurelian, 5 2,2 | document refers to the first half of the fifth century and 6 2,2 | and entrusted the eastern half to Valens. Valentinian was 7 2,2 | to rule over the eastern half of the Empire and a large 8 2,2 | the man who in the second half of the fourth century set 9 2,2 | philhellen,” Geffcken wrote, is half Oriental and ‘Frühbyzantiner.’”[ 10 2,3 | the ruler of the western half of the Empire and Valens 11 2,3 | authorized to govern the eastern half. The brothers differed greatly 12 2,3 | foreground in the second half of the century as a result 13 2,3 | conditions in the second half of the fourth century: “ 14 2,3 | senators, who were still half pagan, viewed this forced 15 2,3 | Bosporus. In the second half of the third century they 16 2,3 | Empire as early as the first half of that century. The Emperor 17 2,3 | hundred thousand barbarians, half of whom could handle arms, 18 2,3 | Syriac as early as the second half of the fifth century indicates 19 2,3 | external struggles the eastern half of the Empire was more fortunate 20 2,3 | fortunate than the western half during the period of Theodosius 21 2,4 | was menaced in the first. half of the fifth century by 22 2,4 | cultural movement in the first half of the fifth century. The 23 2,5 | in Italy. In the second half of the fifth century the 24 2,5 | currency until about the second half of the seventh century.[ 25 2,5 | achieving in the second half of the fifth century a favorable 26 2,5 | importance to the eastern half of the Empire. The great 27 2,5 | who lived in the second half of the third century and 28 2,5 | who lived in the second half of the fourth century. He 29 3,12| More than a century and a half was to elapse before the 30 3,15| peninsula in the second half of the sixth century, a 31 4,1 | large state in the second half of the third century A.D. 32 4,1 | kingdom.~ From the second half of the sixth century the 33 4,1 | significance.~ The second half of the seventh century was 34 4,4 | Khordadhbeh), of the first half of the ninth century, and 35 4,4 | Bulgarian kingdom (in the second half of the seventh century). 36 4,4 | beginning with the second half of the sixth century, Byzantine 37 5,1 | into Latin in the second half of the ninth century, made 38 5,3 | inclined to accept the second half of the eighth century as 39 5,3 | geographer of the first half of the ninth century, Ibn-Khurdadhbah ( 40 5,4 | exerted from the second half of the seventh century by 41 5,6 | completely in the first half of the tenth century, only 42 5,6 | rise again in the second half, but this time in its unhistorical 43 5,8 | Arabo-Byzantine relations of the first half of the ninth century was 44 5,8 | took place in the second half of the ninth century in 45 5,8 | Anastasius, in the second half of the ninth century, was 46 5,8 | literary movement of the second half of the ninth century. Exceptionally 47 5,8 | the Empire in the first half of the ninth century. At 48 6 | Byzantine arms by the second half of the tenth and the beginning 49 6,2 | Leo VI during the second half of his reign in no way depended 50 6,2 | the Iron” in the first half of the tenth century[39] 51 6,2 | fortress of Ani in the second half of the tenth century, where 52 6,3 | 53] Later, in the second half of the tenth century, the 53 6,4 | invaluable source for the second half of the tenth century, has 54 6,5 | economically.~ In the second half of the tenth and early part 55 6,6 | Thus, even in the second half of the ninth century the 56 6,6 | the West for three and a half years after the death of 57 6,7 | prominent in the second half of the tenth century, especially 58 6,7 | period of time. In the first half of the eleventh century 59 6,7 | was occupied in the first half of the eighth century by 60 6,8 | alliance existed in the second half of the sixth century. The 61 6,8 | eastern border in the first half of the eleventh century 62 6,8 | declined from the second half of the eleventh century. 63 6,8 | flourished in the first half of the eleventh century. 64 6,8 | Michael, was born in the first half of the eleventh century. 65 6,8 | strong in spirit and body, half robbers and half heroes,”[ 66 6,8 | and body, half robbers and half heroes,”[183] who scorned 67 7,1 | First Crusade. In the second half of the eleventh century 68 7,1 | Visigoths. In the second half of the seventh and at the 69 7,1 | crusades.~ In the second half of the tenth century the 70 7,1 | there.~ When, in the second half of the tenth century (in 71 7,1 | took place in the second half of the eleventh century.~ 72 7,1 | As late as the second half of the nineteenth century 73 7,1 | in the life of the second half of the eleventh century, 74 7,1 | the Seljuqs in the second half of the twelfth century. 75 7,2 | liberating movement of the second half of the twelfth century in 76 7,2 | pledge himself to deliver him half of the land conquered by 77 7,3 | territory were to be divided, half for Venice, the rest for 78 7,3 | lord of the fourth and a half of all the Empire of Romania,” 79 7,3 | construction became in the second half of the thirteenth century 80 7,4 | supported in the second half of the twelfth century by 81 7,4 | and professor of the first half of the twelfth century, 82 7,4 | chronicler of the first half of the twelfth century wrote: “ 83 7,4 | activity was the first half of the twelfth century. 84 7,4 | chronicler of the second half of the eleventh century, 85 7,4 | Manasses, written in the first half of the twelfth century in 86 7,4 | Constantinople, Baldwin; almost half deals with Andronicus I. 87 8,16| Cyprus states, in the second half of the thirteenth century, 88 8,16| century.[170]~ To the second half of the twelfth century and 89 8,16| Macedonia, which in the first half of the thirteenth century 90 8,16| and canonist of the first half of the thirteenth century, 91 8,16| international relations of the first half of the thirteenth century 92 8,17| conditions in the eastern half of the Empire.~ In the epoch 93 8,17| Alexander, i.e. to the first half of the third century, when 94 8,17| Theodosius II issued in the first half of the fifth century and 95 8,17| begins only with the second half of the eleventh century. 96 8,17| emperors was made in the first half of the tenth century by 97 8,17| built. Therefore the second half of the seventh century and 98 9,2 | ceased only in the first half of the sixteenth century.[ 99 9,3 | the Mongols. In the second half of the thirteenth century, 100 9,4 | well known in the latter half of the Middle Ages. “The 101 9,4 | and riches. In the second half of the fourteenth century 102 9,4 | peninsula, in the first half of the fourteenth century, 103 9,4 | that is, up to the second half of the twelfth century, 104 9,4 | Serbian monarchy in the second half of the twelfth century was 105 9,4 | the south. — In the first half of the fourteenth century, 106 9,4 | extending later, in the second half of the fourteenth and in 107 9,4 | German scholar of the first half of the nineteenth century, 108 9,7 | reached Paris only two and a half months after the battle. 109 9,7 | after three years and a half of absence. The Slavonic 110 9,7 | Peloponnesus of the first half of the fifteenth century.~ 111 9,9 | everything.”[215]~ In the second half of the nineteenth century, 112 9,11| The popes of the second half of the thirteenth century, 113 9,12| Tafrali.[263]~ In the first half of the fourteenth century 114 9,13| movement.~ In the first half of the fourteenth century 115 9,16| annual tribute (charadj). Half of the churches in the capital 116 9,16| into mosques, and the other half remained in use by the Christians. 117 9,17| eighteenth century and the first half of the nineteenth, the Athenian 118 9,17| peninsula in the second half of the fourteenth century, 119 9,17| fourteenth century and the first half of the fifteenth the fleets 120 9,17| and writer of the first half of the fourteenth century, 121 9,17| Burgundian pilgrim of the first half of the fifteenth century, 122 9,18| who lived in the second half of the fourteenth century, 123 9,18| Byzantine humanist of the first half of the fourteenth century. 124 9,18| probably lived in the first half of the sixteenth century; 125 9,19| Slavophile of the first half of the nineteenth century, 126 9,19| whole of Italy by the first half of the fifteenth century, 127 9,19| the period from the second half of the ninth century to 128 9,19| ninth century to the second half of the tenth; but it also 129 9,19| learning.”[462] In the second half of the thirteenth century