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 1  2,2 |          relations, and the like, attention should be called to this
 2  2,2 |             and Thessalonica. His attention turned particularly to Troy,
 3  2,2 |       long time has attracted the attention of scholars and writers.
 4  2,2 |       Julian concentrated all his attention on the central intellectual
 5  2,3 |          of the Goths received no attention, and the barbarians finally
 6  2,3 |     attacking Constantinople. The attention of the Goths was directed
 7  2,3 |      Empire and directed his main attention to Italy.~ In addition to
 8  2,5 |        succeeded in directing the attention of Theodoric to the rich
 9  3,5 |          diligence and with eager attention these laws of ours and show
10  3,8 |    conditions in the Empire.~ His attention turned first of all to the
11  3,8 |          The Emperor’s particular attention was directed to Egypt, mainly
12  3,11|           able to concentrate its attention on western affairs, especially
13  3,15|          has a right to claim the attention even of those historians
14  3,15|    history by directing scholarly attention to a most interesting and
15  3,15|           scholar who devoted his attention to the ethnographical transformations
16  3,16|         is particularly worthy of attention, for this work is the first
17  4,1 |          of this city attract the attention of historians and archeologists
18  4,1 |           the seventh century the attention of the Empire had to be
19  4,1 |       answer that they deserve no attention whatever (quasi vilissima
20  4,4 |           91] Th. Uspensky called attention to the Slavs. When they
21  5,3 |        has attracted the greatest attention among the three works. The
22  5,3 |       Code has also attracted the attention of scholars because it contains
23  5,3 |   influence must be discarded and attention should be turned to the
24  5,4 |        Scholars have turned their attention first of all to the question
25  5,4 |     inducing others to pay closer attention to it. There were some who
26  5,4 |        Bréhier, called particular attention to the fact that iconoclasm
27  5,5 |       council devoted much of its attention to raising the morality
28  5,8 |         Ignatius. Michael paid no attention to the proclamation of this
29  5,8 |          later devoted his entire attention and energy to educating
30  5,8 |         period deserve particular attention m the history of Byzantine
31  6,1 |           and there attracted the attention of courtiers by his tall
32  6,2 |   Byzantine rulers to devote more attention to the improvement of their
33  6,2 |           Phocas concentrated his attention on the East, although occasionally
34  6,2 |     Phocas demanded his undivided attention. He was victorious in the
35  6,2 |        demanded Basil’s undivided attention. Yet when the rebellions
36  6,2 |       Jerusalem, deserved special attention. First, the Christians should
37  6,2 |       which frequently turned the attention of the Arabs away from Armenian
38  6,3 |          order to divert Simeon’s attention from the Byzantine borders.~
39  6,3 |         victory Simeon turned his attention to the Byzantine Empire.
40  6,5 |      event, which has escaped the attention of all modern historical
41  6,6 |      could do nothing because his attention was claimed by the internal
42  6,7 |      devoted much of his time and attention, especially before he ascended
43  6,8 |           Justice devoted all his attention to the affairs of civil
44  6,8 |            directing their entire attention to the south, where they
45  6,8 |        centuries, when the entire attention of the Empire was concentrated
46  7,1 |       natural that Robert’s chief attention should be directed upon
47  7,1 |      rejected, particularly after attention is turned to the pillaging,
48  7,1 |      policy, had turned his chief attention to the East, his successor
49  7,1 | hostilities against Manuel, whose attention was thereby diverted towards
50  7,1 |         the East without adequate attention, he failed to prevent the
51  7,3 |          Innocent III, turned his attention to restoring in full the
52  7,3 |           Republic; he turned his attention first of all to his nearest
53  7,3 |        scholars have devoted much attention to the problem of the Fourth
54  7,3 |       Fourth Crusade. Their chief attention has been turned to the causes
55  7,3 |   conditions, deserves particular attention.~ Some scholars suppose
56  7,3 |           Greek bishop, paying no attention to the residence of the
57  7,4 |           of the Empire the chief attention of the emperors was directed
58  7,4 |    century.~ But this is not all. Attention has been paid to the doctrines
59  7,4 |           deserves the respectful attention of posterity.” In the fifteen
60  7,4 |    historian great trust and deep attention. In his special monograph
61  7,4 |           They deserve particular attention, and they have not yet been
62  8,2 |      recommended to the favorable attention of Theodore Lascaris a certain
63  8,2 |        little and little drew the attention and hopes of the European
64  8,5 |           and attracted to it the attention of the European Greeks.
65  8,7 |      Despot of Epirus, he paid no attention to the oath he had taken
66  8,7 |           The first act that drew attention to Theodore Angelus was
67  8,11|    received with great esteem and attention by Innocent IV, who wrote
68  8,11|        East, concentrated all his attention on the Balkan peninsula
69  8,13|    relations, he turned his chief attention to the forming of a powerful
70  8,13|       Byzantine” Emperor who paid attention to the “hellenization” of
71  8,15|          him from paying adequate attention to the economic wealth of
72  8,16|   sciences, and devoted his chief attention to philosophy, particularly
73  8,17|     military lots, deserves great attention and may lead to most interesting
74  9,2 |          be.” The pope called the attention of the successor of Ivan
75  9,3 |         of turning her forces and attention to her nearest neighbors,
76  9,3 |        who concentrated his chief attention upon the papal curia, to
77  9,4 |   nineteenth century devoted much attention to the Catalan expedition.
78  9,4 |           diverted the forces and attention of the Empire from the eastern
79  9,4 |    unification, they turned their attention to Constantinople.~ During
80  9,5 |       frequent as before, and his attention was distracted now by hostilities
81  9,5 |       said, “to all this Dushan’s attention only turns aside, no more:
82  9,7 |     presents and overwhelmed with attention and honor, but without the
83  9,7 |            the Emperor turned his attention, among other decorations,
84  9,7 |       unexpectedly, attracted the attention of the central government.
85  9,7 |   Peninsula of Morea, to draw the attention of scholars to the importance
86  9,7 |         devote all their time and attention to performing their proper
87  9,12|          into the background; the attention of the government and people
88  9,14|         from the pope nothing but attention, presents, and promises.
89  9,17|          322] The zealots paid no attention to orders from Constantinople,
90  9,18|          the gift of arousing our attention, by inspiring us with curiosity,
91  9,18|            and should attract the attention of scholars, who have hitherto
92  9,18|       reason deserves the deepest attention. As his activity and importance
93  9,19|        Doge of Venice calling his attention to the danger threatening