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  1  2,1 |      political affairs.~ Duruy, the author of The History of Rome and
  2  2,2 |         fifth century, Orosius, the author of the History Against the
  3  2,5 |   Palestinian city of Gaza, was the author of another Ecclesiastical
  4  2,5 |          neo-Hellenes,”[173] is the author of a large number of superb
  5  2,5 |       particularly important as the author of De mortibus persecutorum.
  6  2,5 |        Greek philosopher. He is the author also of about forty orations
  7  2,5 |            most significant was the author o£ the very well-known collection
  8  2,5 |       Augustae. The identity of its author, the time of its compilation,
  9  2,5 |             the period 353-378. The author profited from his harsh
 10  3,9 |         which is relevant here. The author conscientiously informed
 11  3,9 |       pictures were the work of the author himself. The original manuscript
 12  3,15|            vividly expounded by the author, has a right to claim the
 13  3,16|             of government life. The author spoke of the Emperor in
 14  3,16|          wife Theodora in which the author flings mud not only at the
 15  3,16|     Justinian is represented as the author of all the misfortunes which
 16  3,16|         Synecdemus; Vademecum). The author does not center his survey
 17  3,16|              Hesychius was also the author of a history of the time
 18  3,16|        events contemporary with the author. The third work of Hesychius
 19  3,16|          Antioch, John Malalas, the author of a Greek chronicle of
 20  3,16|      monarchistic tendencies of the author. Confused in content, mixing
 21  3,16|           and secular, for whom the author put down many varied and
 22  3,16|            and Theodora. He was the author of the Lives of the Eastern
 23  3,16|    influences. In his narrative the author enters into all the details
 24  3,16|       accuracy of narrative and the author’s precise understanding
 25  3,16|         Seas. The work contains the author’s impressions of his journeys
 26  4,4 |           Antioch and the anonymous author of the Chronicon Paschale (
 27  4,4 |       regard to the identity of the author. Sometimes he has been even
 28  4,4 |        events contemporary with the author.~ In the field of theology
 29  4,4 |         seventh century. He was the author of several “lives,” among
 30  5,1 |      century chronicler Theophanes, author of the main source on Leo’
 31  5,5 |    adoration of relics in which the author speaks of ten hands of the
 32  5,8 |             and the saints, and the author of several church songs.
 33  5,8 |        iconoclastic period, for the author did not deal with contemporary
 34  5,8 |           This emperor was also the author of some other literary works.[
 35  5,8 |             holy images,” where the author firmly and boldly defends
 36  5,8 |           church. John was also the author of many beautiful canons
 37  5,8 |         East for their own use; the author himself said that the story
 38  5,8 |             could not have been the author, and many writers have accepted
 39  5,8 |            of view. Thus, while the author of an article on John Damascene
 40  6,8 |      historian Joseph Genesius, the author of a history from the time
 41  6,8 |         life and personality of the author of this lexicon, which is
 42  6,8 |     question of the identity of the author of this compilation is still
 43  6,8 |         until the last years of the author’s life (976-1077), is a
 44  7,1 |       Byzantine monk, Epiphane, the author of the first Greek itinerary
 45  7,1 |             at him, said a medieval author, “as if they were going
 46  7,3 |         French scholar, Mas-Latrie, author of the very well-known history
 47  7,4 |        concern only soul.” The same author stated: “The Emperor is
 48  7,4 |             is very remarkable. The author did not adopt the common
 49  7,4 |         literature but was even the author of two small works on the
 50  7,4 |          and in addition he was the author of various theological writings
 51  7,4 |           of theology. However, the author himself held quite a different
 52  7,4 |             is unknown). He was the author of some theological works,
 53  7,4 |            was the real name of the author. Timarion narrates the story
 54  7,4 |            for the biography of the author and for the biography of
 55  7,4 | Bertha-Irene, who was called by the author the “most Homeric of queens” (
 56  7,4 |         Moreover, the method of the author’s work and his vast acquaintance
 57  7,4 |          ascribed to Prodromus, the author expressed regret that he
 58  7,4 |           something to eat; but the author received irony from the
 59  7,4 |       hagiographer, and orator, the author of letters and of an astrological
 60  8,2 |           panegyrics of Nicaea. The author of one of them, Emperor
 61  8,13|            M. Antoniades, the Greek author of a detailed monograph
 62  8,16|             only of the life of the author, but also of the events
 63  8,16|         life and personality of the author and the ecclesiastical history
 64  8,16|          century. Blemmydes was the author of a very great number of
 65  8,16|             the speculations of the author on the ideal ruler is this
 66  8,16|    especially the latter. After the author’s death, his Logic became
 67  8,16|            an immortal name for the author.”[163]~ Blemmydes’ Logic
 68  8,16| appreciating the personality of the author — “a sort of Oriental parallel
 69  8,16|           Greek poetry and that the author drew his inspiration directly
 70  8,16|          Latins and as the supposed author of the letters preserved
 71  8,16|          the sixteenth century, the author of the Ecclesiastical Annals,
 72  8,16|             letters, George was the author of polemic pieces against
 73  8,17|         still more valuable had the author not limited himself to western
 74  9,3 |         power in his grasp. A Greek author of the fourteenth century,
 75  9,4 |             Albania, wrote the same author, one gives it its real name.
 76  9,4 |             In 1854 J. G. Hahn, the author of a German work Albanian
 77  9,7 |              The other was Mazaris, author of the Sojourn of Mazaris
 78  9,7 |         kind of libel, in which the author describes sarcastically
 79  9,9 |        siege of Constantinople, the author of the precious Journal
 80  9,11|      attended the council.[243] The author of the Vita of Saint Bonaventura,
 81  9,18|      learning. Michael VIII was the author of some essays in favor
 82  9,18|    references to later periods. The author announced in the introduction
 83  9,18|            some letters, he was the author of a very important, historical
 84  9,18|           John Cananus was also the author of a very brief account
 85  9,18|              John Anagnostes is the author of a trustworthy account
 86  9,18|        Ducas remarked: “Ducas is an author worthy of study; for he
 87  9,18|          and New Rome, in which the author attempted to prove that
 88  9,18|            and scholars. He was the author of numerous essays on different
 89  9,18|           the life and works of the author and the situation of the
 90  9,18|     Gregorius Palamas, was also the author of some dogmatic essays
 91  9,18|             may be mentioned as the author of Εκθεσις στοιχειωδης ρησεων
 92  9,18|            literary talent of their author, important material on the
 93  9,18|           teacher, Planudes was the author of some grammatical essays,
 94  9,18|           has been mentioned as the author of a panegyric on Nicaea.
 95  9,18|             source and his favorite author.[400] In his works are scattered
 96  9,18|          deal of information on the author’s life and on the historical
 97  9,18|           and Gregoras, and was the author of many scholia on ancient
 98  9,18|          well-known Rural Code. The author used the earlier legislative
 99  9,18|              Holobolus was also the author of an encomium of the Emperor
100  9,18|         fourteenth century, was the author of an astronomical work,
101  9,18|         original text is Greek. The author of the Greek version is
102  9,18|         Krumbacher thought that the author of the version was a Hellenized
103  9,18|          and probably the anonymous author of the Greek version was
104  9,18|            is not clear whether the author of the Achilleid was acquainted