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  1  2,1 |               of the most significant events in the history of the world.
  2  2,1 |           Roman Empire.~ The two main events of Constantine’s reign which
  3  2,3 |       encouraged by the new course of events, sent against Gaïnas his
  4  2,3 |            period with such important events in the internal life of
  5  2,3 |           some contemporary political events.~ In external struggles
  6  2,4 |             and significant religious events of the period of Theodosius
  7  2,4 |     Theodosius there were a number of events in the internal life of
  8  2,4 | Constantinople. — Among the important events of the time of Theodosius
  9  2,4 |              the army in general. Two events aggravated the tension between
 10  2,5 |              s reign very significant events took place in Italy. In
 11  2,5 |              problem.~ Among external events, in addition to the exhausting
 12  2,5 |         problems and in the political events, which were always closely
 13  2,5 |             most important historical events. Unfortunately it has survived
 14  2,5 |           only in fragments, narrated events up to the year 425 from
 15  2,5 |       information about the important events of the period as well as
 16  2,5 |         survived, covering historical events during the period 353-378.
 17  2,5 |        information about contemporary events. Although he remained a
 18  3,7 |   excommunicate him. Stirred by these events, the pope wavered in his
 19  3,10|         overlook it amid the striking events of Justinian’s busy reign,
 20  3,10|             demoralization.”[115] The events of this period, however,
 21  3,10|         affairs. The most significant events in the external affairs
 22  3,12|            and Avars.~ Very important events took place in the Balkan
 23  3,16|          which alone it has survived, events from the second Triumvirate (
 24  3,16|           Agathias’ work, and related events from the year 558 until
 25  3,16|             It contains an account of events from the Council of Ephesus,
 26  3,16|         information on ecclesiastical events, it contains also interesting
 27  3,16|               a detailed narrative of events contemporary with the author.
 28  3,16|         surviving manuscript, relates events from the fabulous times
 29  3,16|           fables and facts, important events and minor incidents, it
 30  3,16|            survived, which deals with events from 521 to 585. It is an
 31  3,16|             the Younger and the first events of his reign, is inferior
 32  4,1 |             the Emperor signified the events by assuming officially the
 33  4,1 |          background for the political events of the period. “Islam changed
 34  4,1 |              the second caliph, Omar, events developed rapidly. The chronology
 35  4,1 |            chronology of the military events of the thirties and forties
 36  4,1 |            and confused, but probably events developed in the following
 37  4,1 |               says with regard to the events of this period: “For two
 38  4,4 |             allusions to contemporary events. This work, dealing with
 39  4,4 |              is nothing but a list of events from Adam until A.D. 629,
 40  4,4 |            that part which deals with events contemporary with the author.~
 41  4,4 |           Canon reviews the principal events of the Old Testament, beginning
 42  4,4 |              brief survey of literary events during the dark and trying
 43  4,4 |               In view of the external events of the Heraclian dynasty,
 44  5,2 |      historian Lampros compares these events to the Persian wars of ancient
 45  5,6 |            also one of those very few events of which, taking them singly,
 46  5,6 |               subsequent years, where events were recorded by the years
 47  5,6 |      Byzantine Empire, which embraces events from 802 (the year of Irene’
 48  5,7 |             Kulakovsky deal only with events up to the epoch of the iconoclastic
 49  5,8 |          triumphed as a result of two events. On the one hand, he succeeded
 50  5,8 |            upon the general course of events. In this respect the efforts
 51  5,8 |             marked by any outstanding events until the early fifties
 52  5,8 |              for many of the troubled events in Bulgarian history, as
 53  5,8 |            not deal with contemporary events, it is of considerable value
 54  5,8 |      Syncellus left off his record of events, up to the fall of Emperor
 55  5,8 |            his analysis of historical events and personalities, and in
 56  5,8 |               History, which narrates events from the death of Emperor
 57  5,8 |             and was expressed in such events as the opening of Bardas’
 58  6,2 |             for the general course of events.~ The eastern conquests
 59  6,3 |           most important and decisive events of the eleventh century,
 60  6,4 |            based on actual historical events. It is very probable that
 61  6,8 |              and an eyewitness of the events of the Bulgarian war, left
 62  6,8 |           Continuarus), who described events from 813 to 961 on the basis
 63  6,8 |               the important political events of his time, such as the
 64  6,8 |        History of Psellus, describing events from the death of John Tzimisces
 65  6,8 |             of the poem date from the events of the tenth century, when
 66  7,1 |              In connection with these events, historians usually discuss
 67  7,2 |              first years of his reign events of great importance to the
 68  7,3 |  Villehardouin. In his exposition the events of the crusade progressed
 69  7,3 |               up the narration of the events of this period, Nicetas
 70  7,4 |            doctrine.~ Among the other events in the intellectual life
 71  7,4 |       Patzinaks, and Normans, and the events connected with the First
 72  7,4 |               contemporary historical events, such as the First Crusade.~
 73  7,4 |               Bryennius discusses the events from 1070 to 1079, that
 74  7,4 |           twenty books comprising the events from the time of John Comnenus’
 75  7,4 |              in the exposition of the events of one reign or the other,
 76  7,4 |             details of the historical events of the time; the last two
 77  7,4 |        allusions to personalities and events as well as for information
 78  7,4 |             dealing with contemporary events, which was published in
 79  7,4 |          century a world chronicle of events down to the death of Alexius
 80  8,9 |        hostilities. But the course of events seemed to facilitate the
 81  8,16|               author, but also of the events and men of his epoch.~ Blemmydes
 82  8,16|             the history narrating the events from the capture of Constantinople
 83  8,16|              As a contemporary of the events described, who in his official
 84  8,16|             reliable narration of the events of his epoch in clear language.
 85  8,16|               subject matter with the events of the twelfth century,
 86  9,3 |             one of the most important events in the early history of
 87  9,3 |             obvious. In addition, the events connected with the revolution
 88  9,3 |              themselves,”[61] but the events of 1282 undermined the foundations
 89  9,5 |              In connection with those events Dushan introduced at his
 90  9,6 |          perhaps to England. Of these events a Russian chronicler remarked, “
 91  9,6 |             blame for the unfortunate events which led to the establishment
 92  9,9 |             One of the most important events in all world history was
 93  9,18|        intention, in dealing with the events in which he took part. He
 94  9,18|             and to explain the tragic events of the time. The historian
 95  9,18|           horror from the distressing events of the political life of
 96  9,18|             and John Cantacuzene. The events previous to 1204 are sketched
 97  9,18|               The important political events of the fifteenth century
 98  9,18|               eyewitness close to the events, is of great importance,
 99  9,18|              situation of persons and events.”[356] A more recent biographer
100  9,18|            life and on the historical events of his time.[403] In the
101  9,18|              at about the time of the events described and who was well