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  1  2,5 |              the fourteenth century, Nicephorus Callistus, who wrote; “I
  2  5,1 |             highest civil officials, Nicephorus, and she later died in exile.
  3  5,1 |             she later died in exile. Nicephorus ascended the throne, and
  4  5,4 |           the treatises of Patriarch Nicephorus, while numerous fragments
  5  5,6 |       sceptre came into the hands of Nicephorus, and between Charles and
  6  5,6 |              and between Charles and Nicephorus negotiations were carried
  7  5,8 |             deposed Irene and raised Nicephorus I (802-11) to the Byzantine
  8  5,8 |       According to oriental sources, Nicephorus was of Arabian origin.[122]
  9  5,8 |        province in Asia Minor, where Nicephorus was later born. The revolution
 10  5,8 |             of the army. The case of Nicephorus was an exception to this
 11  5,8 |        Strauracius and a daughter of Nicephorus I. But Michael I also ruled
 12  5,8 |           married to the daughter of Nicephorus I, an Arabian; by one Armenian;
 13  5,8 |              century, in the time of Nicephorus I, the African Arabs aided
 14  5,8 |             to the Byzantine Empire. Nicephorus, having sensed in him a
 15  5,8 |         clashes with the Bulgarians, Nicephorus undertook a large expedition
 16  5,8 |              defeated very severely. Nicephorus himself fell in battle,
 17  5,8 |             no other instance before Nicephorus of the death of an emperor
 18  5,8 |            new trials. The policy of Nicephorus was one of religious tolerance
 19  5,8 | image-worship the tolerant policy of Nicephorus seemed as bad as heresy.
 20  5,8 |       anxious moments in the time of Nicephorus, especially when the highly
 21  5,8 |        replaced by the new Patriarch Nicephorus, who was raised to his high
 22  5,8 |      vehemently opposed by Patriarch Nicephorus, who was later deposed by
 23  5,8 |        apologetic works of Patriarch Nicephorus, and has been published.[
 24  5,8 |             one historian, Patriarch Nicephorus, deposed by Leo, “said after
 25  5,8 |            writer of this period was Nicephorus, patriarch of Constantinople
 26  5,8 |          some are still unpublished, Nicephorus defends with a remarkable
 27  5,8 |             wider circle of readers, Nicephorus gave it a somewhat didactic
 28  5,8 |             Refutations of Patriarch Nicephorus. This emperor was also the
 29  6   |           was especially great under Nicephorus Phocas and John Tzimisces,
 30  6,1 |         married the capable general, Nicephorus Phocas, who was proclaimed
 31  6,1 |              was proclaimed emperor (Nicephorus II Phocas, 963-69), His
 32  6,2 |         leadership of their general, Nicephorus Phocas, during the last
 33  6,2 |         anything after the recall of Nicephorus Phocas; on the eastern border
 34  6,2 |       capable and energetic general, Nicephorus Phocas, the future emperor,
 35  6,2 |           the Mediterranean Sea.[19] Nicephorus Phocas was equally successful
 36  6,2 |            the next three emperors — Nicephorus Phocas, John Tzimisces,
 37  6,2 |            six years’ reign (963-69) Nicephorus Phocas concentrated his
 38  6,2 |            walls of Tarsus, he said, Nicephorus Phocas ordered that two
 39  6,2 |        Cilicia and Cyprus opened for Nicephorus the road to Syria, and he
 40  6,2 |    preliminary irruption into Syria, Nicephorus besieged Antioch, and when
 41  6,2 |         concluded after the death of Nicephorus Phocas, murdered at the
 42  6,2 |          population was certain that Nicephorus Phocas would conquer all
 43  6,2 |              too. “The incursions of Nicephorus,” wrote this chronicler, “
 44  6,2 |           the Deacon, wrote that had Nicephorus not been assassinated, he
 45  6,2 |            In the West the policy of Nicephorus Phocas was a failure. In
 46  6,2 |              patriarch of Jerusalem, Nicephorus, was sent to Constantinople
 47  6,2 |             efforts of John Curcuas, Nicephorus Phocas, John Tzimisces,
 48  6,3 |            for the Byzantine Empire. Nicephorus Phocas and John Tzimisces
 49  6,3 |      Sviatoslav at the invitation of Nicephorus Phocas. When the success
 50  6,4 |          Court.[63] The relations of Nicephorus Phocas and John Tzimisces
 51  6,6 |             successful operations of Nicephorus Phocas against the Arabs
 52  6,6 |             and the eastern Emperor, Nicephorus Phocas, who was at this
 53  6,7 |            victorious.”[91]~ Emperor Nicephorus Phocas was a very interesting
 54  6,7 |          transport of religious zeal Nicephorus supposedly confided to Athanasius
 55  6,7 |           Leo the Deacon, wrote that Nicephorus was “indomitably firm in
 56  6,7 |           toward anything vain.”[93] Nicephorus Phocas was semi soldier,
 57  6,7 |    inscription on the sarcophagus of Nicephorus, which says that this emperor “
 58  6,7 |              ecclesiastic measure of Nicephorus was his famous Novel of
 59  6,7 |          this direction was taken by Nicephorus Phocas in 964, when he published
 60  6,7 |            II abrogated the Novel of Nicephorus Phocas “as a law outrageous
 61  6,7 |            abolition of the Novel of Nicephorus Phocas was his conviction
 62  6,7 |        Empire to the verge of ruin.~ Nicephorus Phocas made an important
 63  6,7 |               Through his patriarch, Nicephorus Phocas prohibited the Latin
 64  6,7 |             During the last years of Nicephorus’ reign the pope began to
 65  6,7 |   interesting to note the attempt of Nicephorus Phocas to venerate as martyrs
 66  6,7 |            his scheme.~ The names of Nicephorus Phocas and John Tzimisces
 67  6,7 |           desolation. In the time of Nicephorus Phocas, the Athenian monastic
 68  6,7 |          Tzimisces, the successor of Nicephorus Phocas, accusing Athanasius
 69  6,7 |         spite of the prohibitions of Nicephorus Phocas, Latin church influence
 70  6,7 |          century, perhaps even under Nicephorus Phocas (after 963).[123]~
 71  6,7 |          surpassed those of Romanus. Nicephorus Phocas, who rose to the
 72  6,7 |            Vasilievsky, the Novel of Nicephorus Phocas “unquestionably indicates
 73  6,7 |             that the predecessors of Nicephorus Phocas have deviated from
 74  6,7 |      abrogation of previous rulings, Nicephorus Phocas gave new freedom
 75  6,7 |          sources shows)[133] Emperor Nicephorus I issued orders which placed
 76  6,7 |        property.”[134] The orders of Nicephorus I aroused so much hatred
 77  6,8 |            the themes in Asia Minor, Nicephorus Botaniates. He was proclaimed
 78  6,8 |           Turkish troops which aided Nicephorus Botaniates in his seizure
 79  6,8 |              in the struggle between Nicephorus Botaniates and Alexius Comnenus
 80  6,8 |              the brilliant period of Nicephorus Phocas and John Tzimisces.
 81  6,8 |        activity falls in the time of Nicephorus Phocas, John Tzimisces,
 82  6,8 |          time, such as the deaths of Nicephorus Phocas and John Tzimisces,
 83  6,8 |          poems.~ During the reign of Nicephorus Phocas also the pseudo-Lucianic
 84  7,1 |           the throne of her husband, Nicephorus Bryennius, who was also
 85  7,1 |       Constantinople at the court of Nicephorus Botaniates, had received
 86  7,1 |           the Byzantine troops under Nicephorus Phocas and John Tzimisces
 87  7,1 |           victorious campaigns under Nicephorus Phocas, John Tzimisces,
 88  7,4 |     restoring the abrogated Novel of Nicephorus Phocas (964) again limited
 89  7,4 |         restored the famous Novel of Nicephorus Phocas, of 964, concerning
 90  7,4 |        daughter Anna and her husband Nicephorus Bryennius occupy an honorable
 91  7,4 |            Byzantine historiography. Nicephorus Bryennius, who survived
 92  7,4 |            Comnenus. Death prevented Nicephorus from carrying out his plan,
 93  7,4 |             beginning of the rule of Nicephorus III Botaniates; since he
 94  7,4 |             the work of her husband, Nicephorus Bryennius. The tendency
 95  8,2 |              the thirteenth century, Nicephorus Blemmydes, spoke of Nicaea
 96  8,13|          scholars of the epoch, with Nicephorus Blemmydes and George Acropolita
 97  8,14|        Nymphaeum. In the disputation Nicephorus Blemmydes took a leading
 98  8,15|      augmented, and in his letter to Nicephorus Blemmydes, who accused the
 99  8,16|              the thirteenth century, Nicephorus Blemmydes, scholar, writer,
100  8,16|             Empire was, undoubtedly, Nicephorus Blemmydes. Besides many
101  8,16|              his works and thoughts, Nicephorus Blemmydes was a brilliant
102  8,16|      received a good education under Nicephorus Blemmydes. He later even
103  8,16|            especially to his tutors, Nicephorus Blemmydes and George Acropolita.
104  8,17|     Porphyrogenitus, Romanus II, and Nicephorus Phocas aimed at restoring
105  9,5 |              the fourteenth century, Nicephorus Gregoras, put into the mouth
106  9,6 |     devastated Thrace several times. Nicephorus Gregoras remarked that Cantacuzene
107  9,6 |               A contemporary source, Nicephorus Gregoras, stated that the
108  9,13|           eminent Byzantine scholar, Nicephorus Gregoras, Barlaam fled to
109  9,13|           with an active opponent in Nicephorus Gregoras, who had formerly
110  9,13|             Palamas’ chief opponent, Nicephorus Gregoras, was exposed to
111  9,17|              the fourteenth century, Nicephorus Gregoras, described the
112  9,18|              the fourteenth century, Nicephorus Kallistus Xanthopulos compiled
113  9,18|              centuries of Byzantium, Nicephorus Gregoras, who participated
114  9,18|      children.”[363] The writings of Nicephorus Blemmydes, of the epoch
115  9,18|             The literary activity of Nicephorus Gregoras, a violent opponent
116  9,18|            Italus, in the thirteenth Nicephorus Blemmydes had devoted a
117  9,18|          written autobiography.[388] Nicephorus Chumnos, a contemporary
118  9,18|            Emperor. His contemporary Nicephorus Gregoras wrote: “From morning
119  9,18|           there in 1332.~ The famous Nicephorus Gregoras, who was among
120  9,18|       Theodore Metochites along with Nicephorus Gregoras and Demetrius Cydones
121  9,18|            the Empire of Nicaea with Nicephorus Blemmydes and the enlightened
122 App  |                Irene, 797-802. ~~~~~~Nicephorus I, 802-811. ~~~~~~Stauracius,
123 App  |            Romanus II, 959-963.~~~~~~Nicephorus II Phocas, 963-969.~~~~~~
124 App  |         Parapinakes, 1071-1078.~~~~~~Nicephorus III Botaniates, 1078-1081.~~~~~~