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  1  2,1 |          shores of the Bosphorus, from ancient Rome to Constantinople,
  2  2,2 |                sources of the glorious ancient cultures. Judging by the
  3  2,2 |               Marmora.~ In later years ancient Byzantium became the capital
  4  2,2 |            Constantinople he saved the ancient culture and created a favorable
  5  2,2 |              he continued the study of ancient writers under the guidance
  6  2,2 |         Eleusinian hierophant into the ancient mysteries of Eleusis. This,
  7  2,3 |                 was doomed to die out, ancient Greece still bore the spiritual
  8  2,3 |                 for what the Romans in ancient times considered of highest
  9  2,3 |           following the example of the ancient Messenians, who put down
 10  2,4 |                code in the life of the ancient Bulgarians should not be
 11  2,5 |           between Christianity and the ancient pagan world with its great
 12  2,5 |                on the compatibility of ancient paganism with Christianity
 13  2,5 |               influence exerted by the ancient Orient. At first he sought
 14  2,5 |            life the influences of more ancient traditions, exerted a very
 15  3,4 |                the city which was both ancient and of great importance
 16  3,5 |           sometimes even mutilated the ancient texts. There was a decided
 17  3,5 |                in the revisions of the ancient Roman law. Some scholars
 18  3,8 |             vague; there was a sort of ancient and traditional suspicion
 19  3,12|                aim of reconquering the ancient Frankish possessions for
 20  3,15|                these heroes as sons of ancient Hellas and recognized in
 21  3,15|         misunderstanding; and that the ancient Greek element had long ago
 22  3,15|                cover the graves of the ancient Greeks. The immortal works
 23  3,15|              spirit of Hellas and some ancient ruins on native Greek soil
 24  3,15|             revival in our days of the ancient Hellenes with their Sophocleses
 25  3,15|           Journal and the Messenger of Ancient History, several articles
 26  3,16|              Old Greek language of the ancient historians, and in spite
 27  3,16|                period from the time of ancient Assyria to the death of
 28  3,16|                with the best pieces of ancient monuments. Enormous quantities
 29  3,16|        representing in shape a genuine ancient Christian basilica. On one
 30  3,16|          interior has three naves. The ancient sarcophagi, decorated by
 31  4,1 |                place near the ruins of ancient Nineveh (in the neighborhood
 32  4,1 |               the time of Muhammed the ancient Arabs lived in tribal organizations.
 33  4,1 |            tribes. References to these ancient times and customs have been
 34  4,1 |       relations of different tribes of ancient Arabia.~ The religious conceptions
 35  4,1 |           religious conceptions of the ancient Arabs were primitive. The
 36  4,1 |               in Arabic antiquity, the ancient Arabs in their religious
 37  4,1 |                was Mecca (Macoraba, in ancient writings), famous long before
 38  5,2 |          events to the Persian wars of ancient Greece and calls Leo the
 39  5,3 |               Ecloga upon documents of ancient Slavonic legislation.~ The
 40  5,8 |              and music. Philosophy and ancient classical writers were also
 41  5,8 |           insistence upon the study of ancient writers, Photius was representative
 42  6,2 |             Justinian the Great], that ancient rival of Byzantium in the
 43  6,2 |         between Rome and Persia. Their ancient struggle for this buffer
 44  6,6 |                taxes? And did not this ancient city formerly serve courtesans?
 45  6,6 |              of the restoration of the ancient Empire with Old Rome as
 46  6,6 |               live in the light of the ancient order; no other soul was
 47  6,6 |               Although the prestige of ancient Rome was extremely high
 48  6,7 |             Athanasius of breaking the ancient customs of the Holy Mountain (
 49  6,7 |            complaint and confirmed the ancient Athenian rule, which tolerated
 50  6,7 |                of law as “a purging of ancient laws” (ανακαθαρσις των παλαιων
 51  6,7 |                on the “purification of ancient law,” represent the successful
 52  6,7 |                This Novel stated that “ancient legislators considered all
 53  6,8 |          nomadic tents on the ruins of ancient Roman glory. The cradle
 54  6,8 |              the reconciliation of the ancient pagan wisdom with the new
 55  6,8 |        compilation of anthologies from ancient writers.~ A large number
 56  6,8 |             the form of anthologies of ancient texts and encyclopedias
 57  6,8 |              developed the remnants of ancient culture.”[167]~ Another
 58  6,8 |                has its place there. In ancient Russian literature The Deeds
 59  7,1 |            sudden thrust had destroyed ancient Europe. It had put an end
 60  7,1 |           commented: “with Manuel, the ancient brilliance and ancient greatness
 61  7,1 |             the ancient brilliance and ancient greatness of Byzantium sank
 62  7,3 |             upon the Acropolis, in the ancient Parthenon, an Orthodox cathedral
 63  7,3 |                 that is to say, in the ancient Peloponnesus, which was
 64  7,3 |           slopes of Mount Taygetus, in ancient Laconia, close to ancient
 65  7,3 |              ancient Laconia, close to ancient Sparta. This imposing medieval
 66  7,4 |             and Angeli. Enthusiasm for ancient literature was a distinctive
 67  7,4 | representatives of various sections of ancient literature were studied
 68  7,4 |              towards the purity of the ancient Attic dialect, became artificial,
 69  7,4 |               the external form of the ancient Hellenic tongue and used,
 70  7,4 |          Virgin was located within the ancient Parthenon. Michael felt
 71  7,4 |          population of Athens from the ancient Hellenes. Michael was an
 72  7,4 |        genealogy of the Athenians from ancient times to his day, urged
 73  7,4 |           immediate descendants of the ancient Hellenes. He wrote: “There
 74  7,4 |         lamentation of the ruin of the ancient glorious city that has come
 75  7,4 |             profound knowledge both of ancient literature and of theology.
 76  7,4 |             scholar whose knowledge in ancient literature secured him an
 77  7,4 |           acquaintance of Tzetzes with ancient and Byzantine writers was
 78  7,4 |                for the transmission of ancient learning.” In the twelfth
 79  8,5 |         Bulgaroctonus, and of the more ancient, the noble Heraclius.”[46]~ ~
 80  8,7 |              occupied the territory of ancient Epirus, Acarnania, and Aetolia.
 81  8,16|              Nicaea was said “to be an ancient Athens in her abundance
 82  8,16|               the contemplation of the ancient monuments and ruins of Pergamum.[
 83  8,16|           finally, his attitude toward ancient literature, the authority
 84  8,17|               to discover feudalism in ancient Egypt, in the Arab califate,
 85  8,17|              at the turning-point from ancient to medieval history; some
 86  8,17|               and refers the custom to ancient statutes (sicut antiquitus
 87  9,2 |                out of the sea near the ancient Epidaurus Limera, which
 88  9,2 |         turning back to the glories of ancient Greece. For instance, officially
 89  9,4 |                of the Holy Virgin, the ancient Parthenon on the Acropolis,
 90  9,4 |             local. “Albania abounds in ancient remains which as yet have
 91  9,4 |              of the Albanians were the ancient Illyrians, who dwelled along
 92  9,4 |            extended to the rest of the ancient Illyrians. This people was
 93  9,4 |           elements, beginning with the ancient Latin language and ending
 94  9,4 |                coast city, Acre (Acca, ancient Ptolemaïs); all the rest
 95  9,7 |                the first time that the ancient emperors of the whole world
 96  9,7 |                My God! What dost thou, ancient glory of Rome? Shorn is
 97  9,7 |              discovered that it was an ancient and purely Greek country,
 98  9,7 |              the Turks and the rest of ancient Greece was on the point
 99  9,7 |                a school for copiers of ancient manuscripts. Gregorovius
100  9,7 |             was of the purest and most ancient Hellenic blood and that
101  9,8 |             1437, Cyriacus had visited ancient monuments at Sparta and
102  9,9 |     Peloponnesus submitted to him. The ancient Parthenon, in the Middle
103  9,12|                 Sokolov, “goes back to ancient times and in one part is
104  9,17|            nothing is omitted from the ancient ceremonies, but, properly
105  9,17|             eyes. To such a degree the ancient prosperity and brilliance
106  9,18|                a Greek could study the ancient language in the letter,
107  9,18|             Filled with enthusiasm for ancient Hellenism, an admirer of
108  9,18|                by means of the gods of ancient mythology, Plethon was a
109  9,18|                with Italy. Interest in ancient philosophy, especially in
110  9,18|           began to remodel the text of ancient authors according to their
111  9,18|             compiled from the works of ancient writers, Planudes left translations
112  9,18|              author of many scholia on ancient writers, orations, and letters,
113  9,18|                and a high authority on ancient authors, such as Pindar,
114  9,18|                their material from the ancient works of Euclides and Ptolemy
115  9,19|               not only as equal to the ancient, but even as surpassing
116  9,19|                Ages. Regardless of the ancient “Magna Graecia” in southern
117  9,19|              with the deep interest in ancient literature and art which
118  9,19|            enthusiastic veneration for ancient Hellas in Italy, there was