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  1  2,2 |         within a few years. Later literary tradition, including Strabo (
  2  2,3 |        success.~ John left a rich literary treasure, containing a vivid
  3  2,3 |      cultural attainment and some literary genius. Eudocia wrote a
  4  2,5 |      several distinct, well-known literary centers, whose representative
  5  2,5 |        beginning to show signs of literary activity. Here the official
  6  2,5 |          the general cultural and literary movements of this epoch
  7  2,5 |         addition to the wealth of literary works on purely theological
  8  2,5 |          one of the world’s great literary treasures. Later generations
  9  2,5 |         high moral qualities, and literary movements of subsequent
 10  2,5 |          In spite of his mediocre literary ability, Eusebius must be
 11  2,5 |         interesting figure in the literary life of the late fourth
 12  2,5 |        her pupils were such great literary men as Synesius of Cyrene,
 13  2,5 |         early Hunnic history. His literary genius has been very highly
 14  2,5 |           called him the greatest literary genius in the world between
 15  2,5 |      Athenais, who possessed some literary ability and wrote several
 16  3,8 |           Roman Empire, and later literary tradition attributes their
 17  3,9 |          this period a remarkable literary work made its appearance,
 18  3,16|         Emperor himself attempted literary creation in the fields of
 19  3,16|       sixth century, aroused much literary activity in the realm of
 20  3,16|       from participating in these literary disputes. The writings of
 21  3,16|          law; he also entertained literary ambitions. Though his large
 22  3,16|          history of international literary influences.[164]~ The second
 23  4,4 |          own polemic and exegetic literary works in a manner similar
 24  4,4 |    Saviour.~ This brief survey of literary events during the dark and
 25  5,5 |          from the later one-sided literary tradition of the triumphant
 26  5,8 |          was bound to arouse wide literary activity. Unfortunately,
 27  5,8 |     practically all the surviving literary works of the iconoclastic
 28  5,8 |          the author of some other literary works.[182] Leo V ordered
 29  5,8 |             An enormous amount of literary material dealing with the
 30  5,8 |           in the intellectual and literary movement of the second half
 31  5,8 |        has left a rich and varied literary heritage.~ Among the works
 32  5,8 |          suffice to indicate that literary and intellectual life flourished
 33  6,1 |           devoted all his time to literary work, in the midst of the
 34  6,2 |           a center of flourishing literary activity, and his period
 35  6,8 |     though not endowed with great literary genius, wrote several sermons,
 36  6,8 |           the heart of an intense literary and scholarly movement to
 37  6,8 |       Edessa.~ From the circle of literary and scholarly men gathered
 38  6,8 |         as an example of the fine literary taste of the tenth century.[
 39  6,8 |      articles of general use. The literary and historical articles
 40  6,8 |          and profound interest in literary works, both ecclesiastic
 41  6,8 |      Geometres. The height of his literary activity falls in the time
 42  6,8 |           the account. In all his literary activity Psellus was a representative
 43  7,1 |         Greek patriot and learned literary man of the nineteenth century (
 44  7,3 |        years. Michael left a rich literary inheritance in speeches,
 45  7,4 |      important achievement of the literary renaissance of the epoch
 46  7,4 |            was in accord with the literary taste of his environment
 47  7,4 |           for learning and by her literary talent. Her special poet
 48  7,4 |           Comneni was imbued with literary interests. But, of course,
 49  7,4 |        which give evidence of the literary interests of the epoch.~
 50  7,4 |    Michael Acominatus left a rich literary inheritance in the form
 51  7,4 |        the political, social, and literary conditions of his time.
 52  7,4 |          his life to his favorite literary work and to bring to an
 53  7,4 |    Nicetas’ biography.~ His chief literary achievement is the great
 54  7,4 |          the twelfth century. His literary legacy may be divided into
 55  7,4 |           view his most important literary legacies are his letters
 56  7,4 |      Byzantine achievement in the literary field of Lucian’s imitations,
 57  7,4 |      humor. But apart from purely literary quality, Timarion is important
 58  7,4 |  considerable importance from the literary, historical, and cultural
 59  7,4 |        Then he devoted himself to literary activity by which he had
 60  7,4 |         twelfth century living by literary work who constantly complained
 61  7,4 |    philosophers, geographers, and literary men, especially Lucian.
 62  7,4 |           which in spite of their literary defects, is of some importance
 63  7,4 |    deprives Chiliads of any great literary significance. Another scholar,
 64  7,4 |          that Chiliads are from a literary standpoint complete nonsense,
 65  7,4 |         upon the character of the literary “renaissance” of the epoch
 66  7,4 |      possible only when the whole literary inheritance connected with
 67  7,4 |           in Constantinople, the “literary proletariat consisting of
 68  7,4 |           general judgment of his literary activity. In these writings
 69  7,4 |     social history in general and literary history in particular. Prodromus
 70  7,4 |         following year, 1198. The literary legacy of Stilbes, preserved
 71  8,16|           most of his time to his literary studies, survived the restoration
 72  8,16|     complete the rich and various literary inheritance left by Blemmydes
 73  8,16|     thirteenth century.~ The main literary work of Acropolita is the
 74  8,16|             A circle of educated, literary, and scholarly men gathered
 75  8,16|         and detailed study of the literary inheritance of Theodore
 76  8,16|           having no historical or literary value. It covered the period
 77  8,16|         the conventional classic, literary, and artificial tongue that
 78  8,16|          Byzantium a more complex literary setting. The Frankish conquerors
 79  8,16|           based upon the study of literary sources, often anonymous
 80  8,16|      dated, for style, meter, and literary and historical content.~
 81  8,16|     western influence. A parallel literary development existed in both
 82  8,16|         in Greece by means of the literary tradition which was never
 83  8,16|             in the methods of his literary activity, may be noticed
 84  8,16|          thirteenth century.~ The literary movement of the epoch of
 85  9,2 |        educated, and endowed with literary talent, even as a youth
 86  9,13|           proceeded to devote his literary talents to the interpretation
 87  9,13|         being apprehensible.~ The literary dispute which arose on this
 88  9,18|          in poetry. Finally, this literary renaissance was followed
 89  9,18|    renowned for his education and literary talent. A fine theologian,
 90  9,18|         from the point of view of literary activity, the first place
 91  9,18|         and literature. His chief literary work is the Histories, in
 92  9,18|       Cantacuzene transmitted his literary interests to his son Matthew
 93  9,18|    followed strictly the rules of literary art and was very anxious
 94  9,18|  reconciliation with Rome. In his literary works he had the great advantage
 95  9,18| monasteries in Thessaly.[378] The literary activity of Nicephorus Gregoras,
 96  9,18|     certainly say that Cabasilas’ literary work in Byzantine mysticism,
 97  9,18|     afford, in spite of the small literary talent of their author,
 98  9,18|       Magister, who came from the literary circle of Moschopulus, Theodore
 99  9,18|            and letters, and whose literary work deserves to be better
100  9,18|     misery, was forced to use his literary talent to get daily bread;
101  9,18|          century.~ The last great literary figure of the fourteenth
102  9,18|             Some very interesting literary documents written m the
103  9,18|          prematurely crushed this literary, scientific, and artistic
104  9,19|           Leontius made the first literary Latin translation of Homer.
105  9,19|          copyists, libraries, and literary activity.”[461] Greek medieval
106  9,19|      translations (for example, a literary translation of Plato), and
107  9,19| attributing to him a really great literary talent. But his influence
108  9,19|       solemn burial.~ Bessarion’s literary activity was carried on