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  1  2,1 |          the early stage of their historical existence when the past
  2  2,1 |           is associated with some historical personage who happens to
  3  2,1 |         Milan where, according to historical tradition, they proclaimed
  4  2,1 |        most.[2]~ ~For a long time historical opinion was influenced greatly
  5  2,2 |           creation of a universal historical city is one of the indefeasible
  6  2,3 |         tribes, who entered their historical life in the West in a state
  7  2,3 | significance for their subsequent historical life, for during the period
  8  2,4 |       Theodosius is of very great historical importance. First, it is
  9  2,5 |           brief, is the universal historical significance of the twenty-eighth
 10  2,5 |           studied or evaluated in historical literature, was marked by
 11  2,5 |       been fully exhausted from a historical point of view. Gregory of
 12  2,5 |    didactic but are also somewhat historical. His long poem About His
 13  2,5 |         of two highly significant historical epochs: on one hand, he
 14  2,5 |        wrote many theological and historical works. The Evangelic Preparation (
 15  2,5 |         lost.~ For this study the historical writings of Eusebius are
 16  2,5 |      tables of the most important historical events. Unfortunately it
 17  2,5 |           death.~ His outstanding historical work is the Ecclesiastical
 18  2,5 |          so much among the purely historical types of writing as among
 19  2,5 |          left extremely important historical materials in 156 letters
 20  2,5 |          its compilation, and its historical significance are all debatable
 21  2,5 |           have survived, covering historical events during the period
 22  2,5 |       Byzantine art, contemporary historical science is still very cautious
 23  3   |    regarded by many scholars as a historical fact. This theory was based
 24  3   |         purely legendary, without historical value. The theory of Justinian’
 25  3,1 |      impress left upon Abyssinian historical tradition by the epoch of
 26  3,3 |    successors of the Caesars, had historical rights to western Europe,
 27  3,4 |    African poet, Corippus, in his historical work Iohannis.[23]~ These
 28  3,9 |   tabernacle. But it is the great historical importance of this work,
 29  3,15|        assume still wider general historical significance when viewed
 30  3,15|    Russian magazines, such as the Historical Journal and the Messenger
 31  3,16|          was a continuous line of historical writings, and each historian
 32  3,16|            This work represents a historical booklet for the people in
 33  4,1 |   Byzantine as well as the Arabic historical tradition exaggerates very
 34  4,1 |           later invention without historical foundation.[50] There are,
 35  4,1 |          this correspondence as a historical fact.[51]~ In Muhammed’s
 36  4,1 |           for Constantinople that historical role of perpetual defense
 37  4,1 |         hardly be accepted from a historical point of view.~ The true
 38  4,1 |           In any event, in modern historical literature the westward
 39  4,4 |          exercitus (army).[89] In historical sources of that time the
 40  4,4 |          the Avars. He left three historical works: (1) On the Expedition
 41  4,4 |         therefore, a much broader historical aim. It also exhibits a
 42  4,4 |        several rather interesting historical remarks. The main value
 43  5,1 |         was called an Isaurian in historical writings, and his descendants
 44  5,2 |         victory assumes universal historical significance. The expedition
 45  5,2 |          medieval Dorylaeum). The historical figure personifying this
 46  5,3 |         to occupy a firm place in historical literature. In addition
 47  5,3 |    greatest value in contents and historical significance, bearing the
 48  5,4 |         taken away all chance for historical education from people who
 49  5,6 |          was out of date and is a historical anachronism from the modern
 50  5,6 |   question, variously regarded in historical literature. The event itself
 51  5,7 |        activities. In most of the historical writings Leo III is praised
 52  5,7 |        basis of all the available historical materials, abstain from
 53  5,7 |           still greater universal historical significance.~ ~ ~
 54  5,8 |          of several church songs. Historical opinions of Theophilus are
 55  5,8 |          to be done for a correct historical estimate of the second period
 56  5,8 |       apparent in his analysis of historical events and personalities,
 57  5,8 |       Word of God.”[176] From the historical point of view, his Brief
 58  6   |           II disappeared from the historical stage, the Empire entered
 59  6,3 |          the king’s palace; their historical interest lies in their inscriptions,
 60  6,4 |         it is, is based on actual historical events. It is very probable
 61  6,5 |         their brief and barbarian historical existence the Patzinaks
 62  6,5 |           of dialects. For future historical developments this kinship
 63  6,5 |      historians to make clear the historical significance of the Patzinaks,
 64  6,5 |           attention of all modern historical works, had enormous significance
 65  6,7 |          influence upon the later historical fate of the Bulgarian people.~
 66  6,7 |       letters invaluable from the historical and ecclesiastical points
 67  6,7 |        the lack of sources on the historical development of the theme
 68  6,8 |          Daphnopates, who wrote a historical work which has not survived,
 69  6,8 |     general use. The literary and historical articles concerning works
 70  6,8 |           almost certain that the historical prototype of Digenes was
 71  6,8 |       Nights. This epic, with its historical background and ramifications
 72  6,8 |        ecclesiastical subjects of historical and profane motives, which
 73  7,1 |           famous authoress of the historical work, Alexiad. She devised
 74  7,1 |         flank of Europe. Yet this historical service cost her dear, since
 75  7,1 |          the Hermit and to whom a historical legend, now rejected, ascribed
 76  7,1 |         as is sometimes stated in historical works, that these weavers
 77  7,1 |          had resulted from a long historical process. Representatives
 78  7,3 |          an extremely complicated historical phenomenon in which the
 79  7,4 |       also with many contemporary historical events, such as the First
 80  7,4 |      extremely important from the historical point of view, a work based
 81  7,4 |          achievement is the great historical work in twenty books comprising
 82  7,4 |          deep truth and ingenuous historical sense that we do not find
 83  7,4 |          his works there, but his historical writings and various occasional
 84  7,4 |        interesting details of the historical events of the time; the
 85  7,4 |     importance from the literary, historical, and cultural point of view,
 86  7,4 |        great number of elementary historical errors. In one of his works
 87  7,4 |     stuffed with mythological and historical references and quotations,
 88  7,4 |         meter, a poetical work of historical and philological character,
 89  7,4 |           pronounced cultural and historical figure.”~ Under the Comneni
 90  7,4 |  jurisprudence and philosophy, of historical writings; it was the epoch
 91  8,2 |       there “disappeared from the historical stage one of the greatest
 92  8,11|     European gossip, has any real historical value,[86] and they cannot
 93  8,11|         they cannot be treated as historical fact, as W. Miller regarded
 94  8,13|         inferred from a number of historical sources as well as from
 95  8,16|          into permanent shape his historical works and wrote his theological
 96  8,16|     universal chronicle having no historical or literary value. It covered
 97  8,16|       court, and therein lies its historical and cultural value.[175]
 98  8,16|           meter, and literary and historical content.~ An anonymous romance
 99  8,17|          history. The comparative historical method has eliminated an
100  8,17|           eliminated an important historical prejudice that long dominated:
101  8,17|         all peoples pass in their historical development. No doubt the
102  8,17|      these theories have now only historical significance and strikingly
103  8,17|           establish a complicated historical phenomenon, in this case
104  8,17|       impossible to establish any historical link between these later
105  9,2 |           is often referred to in historical works as his father’s co-emperor,
106  9,3 |          legendary development of historical fact, which, among the causes
107  9,4 |        plume themselves on such a historical event as our glorious expedition
108  9,7 |          dream, delusive from the historical point of view, of regenerating
109  9,7 |         statements of Mazaris are historical truth. Although both writers,
110  9,9 |        last act of this thrilling historical drama. The sources which
111  9,9 |     legend which has obscured the historical fact.~ After Constantine’
112  9,13|          and, in its cultural and historical aspect, the most interesting
113  9,13|           theological sphere. The historical significance of the chief
114  9,16|           Council of St. Sophia a historical fact. In more recent times,
115  9,17|           light on a rich mine of historical sources preserved in the
116  9,18|       author of a very important, historical work which embraces the
117  9,18|     published, and even his chief historical work needs a new critical
118  9,18|         considerable trace in the historical literature of the time.
119  9,18|         is quite useless from the historical point of view.~ The problem
120  9,18|   Misfortunes of My Life contains historical details on the life and
121  9,18| domination. He wrote also a brief historical essay, a Chronography, published
122  9,18|          and occupations. Besides historical and geographical extracts
123  9,18|       studied — philosophical and historical essays, rhetorical and astronomical
124  9,18|     scattered many very important historical records on the history not
125  9,18|          author’s life and on the historical events of his time.[403]
126  9,18|           been evaluated from the historical point of view in connection
127  9,19|         great importance from the historical point of view.[472]~ Bessarion