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  1  2,1 |           die christliche Kirche, written by E. Schwartz, and Collected
  2  2,1 |          Life of Constantine, was written about twenty-five years
  3  2,2 |    preserved. Some doubt that any written records of the proceedings
  4  2,3 |      lawbook now in existence was written in the early part of the
  5  2,3 |          text, which was probably written in northeastern Syria, is
  6  2,3 |   existing data it must have been written some time during the seventies
  7  2,5 |        only after he had signed a written promise not to introduce
  8  2,5 |         than two hundred letters, written mainly during his exile,
  9  2,5 |        importance. The Chronicle, written apparently before Diocletian’
 10  2,5 |          The Life of Constantine, written by Eusebius at a later period —
 11  2,5 |          later period — if it was written by him at all — has called
 12  2,5 |       after the first version was written.[168] In spite of his mediocre
 13  2,5 |           Middle Ages. His hymns, written in the meter and style of
 14  2,5 |            The Beardhater”),[177] written against the people of Antioch,
 15  2,5 |     biographies of Roman emperors written in Latin in the fourth century
 16  2,5 |          that this collection was written under Julian the Apostate
 17  3   |          of the Emperor Justinian written by the abbot Theophilus,
 18  3,1 |     mildness appeared in a letter written to Pope Hormisdas in 520
 19  3,5 |         and the Institutions were written in Latin, a great majority
 20  3,5 |         Justinian wrote, “We have written this decree not in the native
 21  3,5 |          and the fact that it was written in Latin, little understood
 22  3,7 |        and all that Theodoret had written impiously, and the impious
 23  3,7 |          Ibas, and those who have written or are writing to defend
 24  3,9 |        Topography or Cosmography, written by Cosmas Indicopleustes[
 25  3,16|          of the Emperor, probably written at his command, the main
 26  3,16|         the somewhat artificially written work, On the Reign of Justinian,
 27  3,16|         continuation of histories written by Socrates, Sozomen, and
 28  3,16|        the first considerable one written in the spoken Greek language,
 29  3,16|         the large number of works written in Greek, to this epoch (
 30  3,16| invaluable source for the period. Written from a Monophysitic point
 31  3,16|         first of these, Johannis, written in honor and praise of the
 32  4,2 |        ordered the removal of the written discussions on this question,
 33  4,4 |     themes is the work On Themes, written by Constantine Porphyrogenitus,
 34  5,3 |      preceding emperors have been written in various books and that
 35  5,4 |          Russia of today [this is written in 1907], with its 120,000,
 36  5,4 |           of these treatises were written, in all likelihood, in the
 37  5,7 |     Isaurian dynasty has yet been written, and many significant problems
 38  5,8 |         work against icon worship written by Constantine V Copronymus
 39  6,2 |         the siege of Syracuse was written by an eyewitness, the monk
 40  6,2 |           A special work was even written about him, but it has not
 41  6,3 |         send him abject epistles, written “not with ink, but with
 42  6,5 |     Administration of the Empire, written in the tenth century and
 43  6,7 |      parts of the Justinian code, written mostly in Latin and very
 44  6,7 |        and combined into one code written in Greek. For this purpose
 45  6,7 |      their rights of ownership by written evidence or by a sufficient
 46  6,7 |           of precedence at court, written by the court marshal (atriclines),
 47  6,8 |      preserved. Some of them were written by Constantine himself,
 48  6,8 |          948 and 952 (or 951) and written in an order different from
 49  6,8 |     letters. It contains messages written to the Arabian Emir of Crete,
 50  6,8 |         century. His short works, written mainly in iambic trimeter
 51  7,1 |         authentic work of Gerbert written before he became pope; but
 52  7,1 |       churches. Also the pope had written many letters, in which he
 53  7,1 |            all these letters were written before the eighth decade
 54  7,1 |        Empire. In Alexius’ Muses, written in iambic meter and supposed
 55  7,1 |        though fictitious account, written not without humor, of how,
 56  7,1 |        nevertheless valuable, was written by an eyewitness, the archbishop
 57  7,2 |    conquer Constantinople and had written to his son Henry to assemble
 58  7,3 |        tragedy seems to have been written under the influence of the
 59  7,4 |         heretics; Alexius’ Muses, written a short time before his
 60  7,4 |      published in 1913. They were written in iambic meter in the form
 61  7,4 |           of reliable sources and written in very good Greek, “in
 62  7,4 |         The history of Nicetas is written in an inflated, eloquent,
 63  7,4 |          Euthymius Zigabenus, was written after study of numerous
 64  7,4 |     second group belong the works written at Thessalonica: a history
 65  7,4 |       Almost all his letters were written between 1091 and 1108, and
 66  7,4 |      among the Dead, Timarion was written. Usually, this work is considered
 67  7,4 |        Lucian. Tzetzes’ works are written in rhetorical style stuffed
 68  7,4 |         Stories (Βιβλιος ιστορων) written in so-called political,
 69  7,4 |         to the Iliad and Odyssey, written also in political verse;
 70  7,4 |          of Constantine Manasses, written in the first half of the
 71  8,2 |          The second panegyric was written by a very well-known statesman
 72  8,2 |        his coronation.[29] It was written by his contemporary, the
 73  8,2 |         Nicaea. This rhetorically written speech shows that Theodore,
 74  8,5 |       called a manifesto,[38] was written by Henry from Pergamon at
 75  8,10|          There exists a long poem written by Nicolaus Irenikos (Eirenikos)
 76  8,14|         of Nicaea to Innocent IV, written in 1253, gave to the Greek
 77  8,16|        concerned, might have been written by an Italian humanist.~
 78  8,16|           All of these works were written in the conventional classic,
 79  8,16|    Irenikos (Eirenikos),[174] was written in the style of the court
 80  8,16|     belong several poetical works written in the spoken language and
 81  8,16|          Chrysantza was certainly written by a Greek, but in a land
 82  9,3 |      Sicilian Vespers. This book, written at the beginning of the
 83  9,4 |     Albania cannot, therefore, be written in its proper and final
 84  9,4 |         history of Albania can be written.”[96]~ The ancestors of
 85  9,5 |        The charters (chrysobulls) written in Greek granted by Dushan
 86  9,5 |         of Dushan’s charters were written in Greek. “The privileged
 87  9,7 |           made a fine description written in a rather jocose style
 88  9,7 |          accounts” or “addresses” written by Gemistus Plethon on the
 89  9,7 |        special work on this siege written by a contemporary, John
 90  9,8 |          capture of Thessalonica, written by a contemporary, John
 91  9,8 | description of Constantinople was written by a pilgrim returning from
 92  9,9 |           sources which exist are written in Greek, Latin, Italian,
 93  9,9 |         the most valuable sources written in Latin were several by
 94  9,9 |    expugnatione Constantinopolis) written by Cardinal Isidore, who
 95  9,9 |          siege of Constantinople, written in the old Venetian dialect
 96  9,9 |           and terrible deed,” was written by the “unworthy and humble
 97  9,15|           of the decree of union, written in three languages, Latin,
 98  9,18|       prominent men of his epoch, written either during his forced
 99  9,18|         essays, his autobiography written in hexameter, and some letters,
100  9,18|         his prejudices, his work, written by an eyewitness close to
101  9,18|          some dogmatic treatises, written from the Latin point of
102  9,18|          Guilland his letters are written in an easy and elegant,
103  9,18|       interesting and beautifully written autobiography.[388] Nicephorus
104  9,18| revolution of 1328. His poems are written in a polished style which
105  9,18|         It is a great compilation written by a jurist and Judge of
106  9,18|    interesting literary documents written m the spoken language of
107  9,18|         Byzantine Achilleid, also written in political meter. In spite