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  1  2,4 |            later, sometime during the twelfth century. This fact is sometimes
  2  3,5 |              Ages, beginning with the twelfth century, during the revival
  3  3,5 |                said Diehl.[54] In the twelfth century, when the study
  4  3,11|               Syrian chronicle of the twelfth century, based of course
  5  5,3 |              the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth centuries. This survival
  6  6,3 |             Kingdom was formed in the twelfth century.~ According to an
  7  6,7 |               work of the eleventh or twelfth century is very important,
  8  6,8 |              Comnena, a writer of the twelfth century, remarks that “from
  9  6,8 |            Prodromus, the poet of the twelfth century, when attempting
 10  6,8 |               ninth century until the twelfth century, i.e., including
 11  7,1 |        Comneni. “Prince‑exile” of the twelfth century, “the future Richard
 12  7,1 |            type of a Byzantian of the twelfth century with all his virtues
 13  7,1 |             in the first years of the twelfth century, soon after the
 14  7,1 |              Arabian historian of the twelfth century, Ibn al‑Qalanisi: “
 15  7,1 |           such an extent that, in the twelfth century, Byzantium, opening
 16  7,1 |               Byzantium. Here, in the twelfth century, it was already
 17  7,1 |             in the second half of the twelfth century. Alexius negotiated
 18  7,1 |          celebrated at the end of the twelfth century.”[108] After this
 19  7,1 |              and the beginning of the twelfth was the time of the first
 20  7,1 |          dream of the emperors of the twelfth century. The assumption
 21  7,1 |              the fourth decade of the twelfth century he succeeded in
 22  7,1 |            Thus, in the middle of the twelfth century, V. Vasilievsky
 23  7,1 |            contrary, the popes of the twelfth century, imbued with theocratic
 24  7,1 |             not cease to exist in the twelfth century; at first Manuel
 25  7,1 |              writer of the end of the twelfth century, contemporary with
 26  7,1 |        situation of the Empire in the twelfth century, wrote in eulogistic
 27  7,2 |                 The revolution of the twelfth of September (1185) became
 28  7,2 |             of the second half of the twelfth century in the Balkans was
 29  7,2 |              who in the middle of the twelfth century had taken possession
 30  7,2 |             the seventh decade of the twelfth century, and had founded
 31  7,2 |              papacy of the end of the twelfth century the principal thing
 32  7,3 |             Empire.~At the end of the twelfth century, and especially
 33  7,3 |               whom, at the end of the twelfth century, after the death
 34  7,4 |             in the second half of the twelfth century by the clergy. A
 35  7,4 |              and the beginning of the twelfth century.~ But this is not
 36  7,4 |              of the first half of the twelfth century, whose autobiography,
 37  7,4 |           Byzantium at the end of the twelfth century can be explained
 38  7,4 |           little in the course of the twelfth century. Whereas the history
 39  7,4 |              life of Byzantium in the twelfth century was to have been
 40  7,4 |            the eleventh and the early twelfth century, the archbishop
 41  7,4 |              the eighth decade of the twelfth century, i.e. under Manuel,
 42  7,4 | Constantinople towards the end of the twelfth century may be computed
 43  7,4 |              of the first half of the twelfth century wrote: “After having
 44  7,4 |           history of Byzantium of the twelfth century, played an important
 45  7,4 |            Empire in the eleventh and twelfth centuries made it impossible
 46  7,4 |           Empire in the course of the twelfth century.~ Most of the former
 47  7,4 |             then in the course of the twelfth century in connection with
 48  7,4 |             There, as a source of the twelfth century testified, every
 49  7,4 |        imitated by the writers of the twelfth century and the beginning
 50  7,4 |              the living tongue of the twelfth century. Writers of the
 51  7,4 |              in the literature of the twelfth and the early thirteenth
 52  7,4 |               of the Athenians of the twelfth century, and Michael felt
 53  7,4 |           affirm the existence in the twelfth century around Athens of
 54  7,4 |           among the historians of the twelfth and the beginning of the
 55  7,4 |               about the middle of the twelfth century in the Phrygian
 56  7,4 |             celebrated figures of the twelfth century in the field of
 57  7,4 |              life of Byzantium in the twelfth century. His literary legacy
 58  7,4 |               at the beginning of the twelfth there lived a very prominent
 59  7,4 |               at the beginning of the twelfth century (about 1108, though
 60  7,4 |        scholar.~ In the middle of the twelfth century one of the numerous
 61  7,4 |          probably at the close of the twelfth century, is of considerable
 62  7,4 |              he depicted a man of the twelfth century living by literary
 63  7,4 |               a cultural force in the twelfth century. But taking into
 64  7,4 |             was the first half of the twelfth century. His uncle, under
 65  7,4 |               the spoken Greek of the twelfth century, of which he left
 66  7,4 |             John Zonaras wrote in the twelfth century not the usual dry
 67  7,4 |              in the first half of the twelfth century in political verses,
 68  7,4 |           Michael Glycas wrote in the twelfth century a world chronicle
 69  7,4 |               at the beginning of the twelfth century. Churches were being
 70  7,4 |          Byzantine art, belong to the twelfth century. In the East, the
 71  7,4 |          remained all powerful in the twelfth century, and even where
 72  7,4 |          frescoes of the eleventh and twelfth centuries have been discovered
 73  7,4 |              a French writer: “In the twelfth century the political and
 74  7,4 |          Byzantine renaissance of the twelfth century is interesting and
 75  7,4 |           European renaissance of the twelfth century which has been so
 76  7,4 |             in The Renaissance of the Twelfth Century. In the first two
 77  7,4 |   contradiction. A renaissance in the twelfth century!” There is no contradiction
 78  7,4 |          contradiction at all. In the twelfth century western Europe witnessed
 79  7,4 |             ancient learning.” In the twelfth century direct intercourse
 80  7,4 |               and this revival of the twelfth century becomes of much
 81  7,4 |            same time in the West. The twelfth century may certainly be
 82  8,2 |               Arabian traveler of the twelfth century, al-Harawy (el-Herewy)
 83  8,10|           Henry VI, at the end of the twelfth century had menaced Byzantium
 84  8,13|              character of that of the twelfth. Naturally this is the result
 85  8,16| Constantinople at the very end of the twelfth century. After the taking
 86  8,16|             To the second half of the twelfth century and to the first
 87  8,16|          chivalrous literature of the twelfth century, with the Provençal
 88  8,16|            the French romances of the twelfth century were preceded by
 89  8,16|              French literature of the twelfth century could exercise no
 90  8,16|           Baronius, placed him in the twelfth century on the basis of
 91  8,16|         matter with the events of the twelfth century, came to the conclusion
 92  8,16|         Corcyra, one who lived in the twelfth century, the other in the
 93  8,17|          charters of the eleventh and twelfth centuries which are preserved
 94  8,17|      institutions of the eleventh and twelfth centuries are transplanted
 95  9,3 |          policy.~ At the close of the twelfth century, the king of Germany,
 96  9,4 |             to the second half of the twelfth century, in contrast to
 97  9,4 |             among the Serbs until the twelfth century, and coincided chronologically
 98  9,4 |             in the second half of the twelfth century was Stephen Nemanja,
 99  9,12|        Arsenites.~ Beginning with the twelfth century, there were two
100  9,18|               Michael Psellus, in the twelfth John Italus, in the thirteenth
101  9,18|          copyists of the eleventh and twelfth centuries preserved the
102  9,18|              Theodore Prodrome of the twelfth century.~ The last great
103  9,18|            trends of the eleventh and twelfth centuries, so that between
104  9,19|         southern Italy belongs to the twelfth century. Their history is