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 1  2,1 |          found in the works of other writers. The information on this
 2  2,1 |         historic point of view. Some writers go so far as to say that
 3  2,2 |            attention of scholars and writers. The literature about him
 4  2,2 |       continued the study of ancient writers under the guidance of Mardonius,
 5  2,2 |       Herodotus, and other classical writers should dishonor the gods
 6  2,2 |         dishonor the gods whom these writers honored:~ ~I give them this
 7  2,2 |              Hesiod nor any of these writers whom they expound and have
 8  2,2 |              from the works of these writers, they thereby confess that
 9  2,2 |       however, they think that those writers were in error with respect
10  2,2 |             by some of the Christian writers of that time, some people
11  2,2 |              ones to study the pagan writers. In order to replace the
12  2,2 |            literature, the Christian writers of that period, especially
13  2,2 |            the Christians. Christian writers named the Emperor “dragon,” “
14  2,5 |       enriched by the works of great writers in the field of prose as
15  2,5 |        centers, whose representative writers exerted great influence
16  2,5 |            In truth, the majority of writers of this epoch came from
17  2,5 |           with Arianism, these three writers left also a large collection
18  2,5 |            as they were, these three writers were the only representatives
19  2,5 |            religious hymns. The hymn writers gradually abandoned their
20  2,5 |          represented also by several writers in the field of pure history.
21  2,5 |             and several other gifted writers of prose and poetry, is
22  3,5 |              The remaining juridical writers could be disregarded. Of
23  3,7 |        matter concerned three church writers of the fifth century: Theodore
24  3,7 |       Nestorian ideas of these three writers, it had failed to condemn
25  3,7 | anathematized the works of the three writers and threatened to do the
26  3,7 |            dead men, since all three writers had died in the preceding
27  3,7 |          works of the three disputed writers and agreed with the opinion
28  3,12|            by Slavonic settlers. The writers of this period were, in
29  3,16|             Agathias; but both these writers seem quite unaffected in
30  3,16|           dictionary of famous Greek writers in different branches of
31  3,16|            not include the Christian writers, some scholars affirm that
32  3,16|            by citations found in the writers of the opposing camp or
33  3,16|         Arabic literature. Among the writers of the orthodox side was
34  3,16|             head of the hagiographic writers of the sixth century one
35  3,16|              in 541.~ Almost all the writers of this period and the builders
36  4,1 |               as the Roman and Greek writers call her, formed a large
37  4,4 |        favorite subject of Christian writers, spread beyond the borders
38  4,4 |          limited number of Byzantine writers of the period came from
39  5,2 |          thirty years, the Byzantine writers say nothing about the Bulgarians.
40  5,8 |             there were no remarkable writers in the field of Byzantine
41  5,8 |            been the author, and many writers have accepted his conclusions.[
42  5,8 |             185] But in recent years writers on this subject are less
43  5,8 |     Philosophy and ancient classical writers were also studied in this
44  5,8 |          Bibliotheca deals only with writers of prose. His numerous other
45  5,8 |            upon the study of ancient writers, Photius was representative
46  6,8 |             anthologies from ancient writers.~ A large number of writings
47  6,8 |           But these are not original writers; all of them were copyists,
48  6,8 |            house.~ Among the notable writers of this period was Michael
49  7,1 |      Handsome). Both Greek and Latin writers are unanimous in their high
50  7,1 |             after whom the Byzantine writers named his followers Bogomiles.
51  7,2 |            no evidence for it. These writers contend that the statement
52  7,4 |          studied and imitated by the writers of the twelfth century and
53  7,4 |             was a bondage.” But some writers expert in the beauty of
54  7,4 |              of the twelfth century. Writers of the epoch of the Comneni
55  7,4 |              interesting and eminent writers in both ecclesiastic and
56  7,4 |             many of the most eminent writers of antiquity, Homer, the
57  7,4 |          antiquity, Homer, the lyric writers, the tragedians, Aristophanes,
58  7,4 |    historians and poets, theological writers as well as the writers in
59  7,4 |   theological writers as well as the writers in various fields of antiquity,
60  7,4 |              after study of numerous writers and has as its object the
61  7,4 |           with ancient and Byzantine writers was indeed very considerable;
62  7,4 |            of scholars recognize two writers with the name of Prodromus,
63  7,4 |             officials, the miserable writers strove with difficulty to
64  7,4 |             Palace, and contemporary writers have left enthusiastic descriptions
65  8,11|          opinion of western European writers, in the negotiations between
66  8,13|           sources and of most modern writers is understandable. Recently,
67  8,16|      literature. The Greek classical writers and the Church Fathers were
68  8,16|           Theodore studied the Greek writers, both ecclesiastical and
69  8,16|       persons of the most celebrated writers of antiquity, Homer, Aristophanes,
70  9,2 |           scholars and educated men, writers, sometimes of very original
71  9,7 |             interesting contemporary writers, quite different in character.
72  9,7 |      historical truth. Although both writers, the learned utopian Plethon
73  9,9 |           Homer and Plato.[237] Some writers named the Turks Teucrians (
74  9,11|              century, and some other writers of the fifteenth and sixteenth
75  9,17|            it had been before. Greek writers and various foreign travelers
76  9,18|            the greatest scholars and writers of the two last centuries
77  9,18|              one of the most eminent writers of Byzantium in the fourteenth
78  9,18|              but one of the greatest writers of the century, which is
79  9,18|          latter produced a number of writers among both partisans and
80  9,18|            Hesychasts; some of these writers have already been discussed.~
81  9,18|       already been discussed.~ Three writers and men of affairs may be
82  9,18|           belongs among the talented writers in theology and rhetoric
83  9,18|             the most eminent western writers and scholars. He was the
84  9,18|     opponents of the union had their writers too, but they cannot be
85  9,18|            also produced a number of writers on both sides, beginning
86  9,18|            one of the best Byzantine writers of the fourteenth century,
87  9,18|             still felt by the mystic writers of the fourteenth century,
88  9,18|             Cabasilas belongs to the writers who are very little known
89  9,18|             with philosophy, several writers may be specially remembered.
90  9,18|       produced not a few interesting writers who, in their tendencies
91  9,18|            from the works of ancient writers, Planudes left translations
92  9,18|             on a number of classical writers and his collected letters
93  9,18|              and one of the greatest writers of Byzantine literature.”[
94  9,18|              read over seventy Greek writers. Synesius seems to have
95  9,18|    peculiarity alone; many Byzantine writers, both of prose and poetry,
96  9,18|              many scholia on ancient writers, orations, and letters,
97  9,19|           Italy produced a number of writers who devoted themselves to
98  9,19|        comprising the best classical writers.~ As, in connection with