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  1  1   |                              1.The study of Byzantine history.~ ~ ~
  2  2,1 |         part in history and try to study their lives and account
  3  2,1 |       similar conclusions. After a study of the status of Christianity
  4  2,2 |       Arian, introduced him to the study of the Holy Scriptures.
  5  2,2 |             where he continued the study of ancient writers under
  6  2,2 |          Hellenism, who refused to study Latin, regarding it with
  7  2,2 |          only to teach but even to study in the public schools. St.
  8  2,2 |            Christians to teach and study the liberal arts (liberales
  9  2,2 |      involved the restriction upon study. After the publication of
 10  2,2 |            indirectly forbidden to study, since they could not [morally]
 11  2,2 |           for the faithful ones to study the pagan writers. In order
 12  2,3 |           those who made a special study of it.”[110] The Syrian-Roman
 13  2,5 |       example, on the basis of his study of geographical and personal
 14  2,5 |            place for reason in the study of religious dogma, and
 15  2,5 |         were later lost.~ For this study the historical writings
 16  2,5 |       world, however, after a long study of the works of Romanus,
 17  3,5 |            assist judges unable to study the entire juridical literature
 18  3,5 |         commission had to read and study about two thousand books,
 19  3,5 |          during the revival of the study of Roman law in Europe,
 20  3,5 |          reformed. New programs of study were introduced. The course
 21  3,5 |     duration. The main subject for study during the first year was
 22  3,5 |         whole course of your legal study is completed, to govern
 23  3,5 |          twelfth century, when the study of Roman law, or, as this
 24  3,5 |          shift of viewpoint in the study of the legislative work
 25  3,8 |           The object of Dyakonov’s study was not to solve the problem,
 26  3,8 |      exceedingly important for the study of Justinian’s reforms.
 27  3,15|          defended after a thorough study of the problems pertaining
 28  3,16|           a valuable source in the study of the social and economic
 29  3,16|        after a careful comparative study of The Secret History with
 30  3,16|     devoted himself to the special study of John’s work, the Ecclesiastical
 31  3,16|         show the importance of the study of law during this period.
 32  3,16|        later period.[166]~ For the study of the artistic achievements
 33  4,1 |            43] On the basis of the study of papyri, Gelzer thought
 34  4,1 |             also on the basis of a study of papyri, suggested as
 35  4,1 |         Byzantine borders.~ Closer study of early Islam clearly moves
 36  4,1 |          fairy tales of the Arabs, study the works of Muhammedan
 37  4,1 |        Arabs, read and assiduously study the Arab books. ... If somebody
 38  4,4 |           Heraclian epoch. For the study of the earlier period of
 39  5,3 |       Pančenko, who made a special study of this document, called
 40  5,3 |            Slavs.[43] But a closer study of the codes of Theodosius
 41  5,3 |            should be turned to the study of the problem of small
 42  5,4 |    restoration of orthodoxy.”~ The study of the iconoclastic epoch
 43  5,4 |            Empire. A very thorough study of the iconoclastic period
 44  5,4 |          into consideration in any study of the anti-image movement.
 45  5,7 |         any attempts at a detailed study of the general history of
 46  5,7 |     investigation, A more thorough study of the social aspect of
 47  5,8 |    tendency toward realism and the study of nature.[171] One important
 48  5,8 |            highly valuable for the study of the iconoclastic period
 49  5,8 |        copying of manuscripts, the study of the Holy Scriptures and
 50  5,8 |     Krumbacher, who made a special study of her poems, “she was also
 51  5,8 |      having devoted himself to the study of the forbidden sciences
 52  5,8 |            his insistence upon the study of ancient writers, Photius
 53  5,8 |          so few data exist for the study of art in the iconoclastic
 54  6,1 |   historian who has made a special study of Basil’s time, his family
 55  6,7 |      interested in a more detailed study of active law were supposed
 56  6,7 |          scientific and exhaustive study of it will undoubtedly reveal
 57  6,8 |          Bury, who wrote a special study on the treatise, called
 58  6,8 |          invaluable source for the study, not only of the life at
 59  6,8 |       fourteenth century.[188] The study of it has recently entered
 60  6,8 |       centuries. The discovery and study of these Cappadocian frescoes,
 61  7,1 |        role in that epoch that the study of the Eastern Empire is
 62  7,4 | trustworthy account based upon the study of reliable sources and
 63  7,4 |       wrote: “Nicetas is worthy of study if only for the reason that,
 64  7,4 |       Zigabenus, was written after study of numerous writers and
 65  7,4 |            adequately used for the study of the political and cultural
 66  7,4 |           afford much material for study to philologist and philosopher,
 67  8,2 |         mosaics, important for the study of Byzantine art.[27] But
 68  8,16|     himself entirely to the active study of the Scriptures and the
 69  8,16|        more attentive and detailed study of the literary inheritance
 70  8,16|         problem are based upon the study of literary sources, often
 71  8,17|            earlier documents and a study of the published sources
 72  8,17|         214] Much material for the study of feudal relations on the
 73  8,17|           fall of the Empire.~ The study of the problem of pronoia
 74  8,17|         scholar who made a special study of the problem of exkuseia,
 75  8,17|        pagan Empire.[226]~ Further study of Byzantine prostasia-patronnge
 76  8,17|       interesting material for the study of feudalism in the Latin
 77  8,17|       historian who made a special study of the institutions of the
 78  8,17|         must go to the Assises “to study the true character of feudalism.”[
 79  8,17|           of the Ottoman law.~ The study of feudalism in Byzantium
 80  8,17| Vasilievsky never made any special study of Byzantine feudalism.
 81  9,2 |        devoted all his time to the study of the Scriptures. Shortly
 82  9,3 |           the basis for scientific study of this problem. Of course,
 83  9,3 |        book. A new stimulus to the study of this problem was given
 84  9,9 |         information exists for the study of the problem of the siege
 85  9,13|         epoch, deserving attentive study.[270] Scholars vary greatly
 86  9,13|           Italian renaissance. The study of this aspect of the Hesychast
 87  9,13|          and works deserve careful study.~ According to the above-mentioned
 88  9,13|     inclined from his youth to the study of the problems of monastic
 89  9,17|         this reason in the earlier study of Athenian manuscripts
 90  9,17|           problem deserves further study, but it appears that the
 91  9,18|       Ducas is an author worthy of study; for he was truthful and
 92  9,18|       example of how a Greek could study the ancient language in
 93  9,18|          letters are available for study neither Cydones’ biography
 94  9,18|     without attentive and detailed study of this new material the
 95  9,18|       adequately appreciated. This study would not only concern Greek
 96  9,18|            Thessalonica.[380] In a study of Cabasilas’ doctrine two
 97  9,18|         favorite textbooks for the study of Greek in the West; in
 98  9,18|     valuable material for critical study on the sources of the Justinian
 99  9,18|            remain blank.”[412] The study of mathematics and astronomy
100  9,18|         discovered. Discussing the study of icon painting of the
101  9,19|         always was very anxious to study all of Greek literature
102  9,19|        Pilatus on Boccaccio in the study of Greek, nevertheless,
103  9,19|        Greek, and Guarino began to study Greek authors. Chrysoloras,
104  9,19|    knowledge, and then he began to study thoroughly the Greek poets,