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 1  2,1 |     Chlorus, Constantine belonged probably to an Illyrian family. His
 2  2,1 |  Maxentius and is usually, though probably wrongly, attributed to Eusebius.
 3  2,2 |        dynasty of his father, who probably belonged to some Romanized
 4  2,2 |            a Christian clergyman, probably Eusebius, bishop of Nicomedia
 5  2,2 |            was the palace erected probably by Constantius Chlorus;
 6  2,3 |         the Baltic Sea, migrated, probably in the latter part of the
 7  2,3 |        sacked Argos, Corinth, and probably even Athens. Fortunately,
 8  2,3 |      among the Goths; it was most probably imported by Christian prisoners
 9  2,3 |       This Syriac text, which was probably written in northeastern
10  2,3 |   indicate that the book was very probably of church origin, since
11  2,4 |           epoch of Diocletian and probably contained decrees from the
12  2,5 |     officials named vindices, who probably were appointed by the praetorian
13  2,5 |          official documents which probably were inserted after the
14  2,5 |       spite of all this, Synesius probably always felt more of a pagan
15  3   |         Justin and Justinian were probably Illyrians or perhaps Albanians.
16  3,16|         panegyric of the Emperor, probably written at his command,
17  3,16|          of the sixth century and probably covered in his work the
18  3,16|         affirm that Hesychius was probably a pagan; this opinion, however,
19  3,16|         Justinian’s reign. But it probably contained also accounts
20  3,16|        part of the sixth century (probably in the year 586).[148] Born
21  3,16|          completing this project, probably because of his premature
22  4   |          form a dynasty which was probably of Armenian descent. At
23  4   |     Constas (Latin, Constans), is probably a diminutive of Constantine,
24  4,1 |           Egypt. Alexandria fell, probably in the year 618 or 619.
25  4,1 |         in the East. This dynasty probably ceased to exist in the early
26  4,1 |            The Byzantine army was probably even less numerous. Also,
27  4,1 |         obscure and confused, but probably events developed in the
28  4,4 |         province, and only later, probably in the eighth century, was
29  4,4 |      Greece. About the same time, probably, the district of Sicily
30  4,4 |        John of Antioch, who lived probably in the time of Heraclius,
31  5,3 |        only approximately. It was probably put together unofficially
32  5,3 |    created in the eighth century, probably in the time of Leo III: (
33  5,6 |     negotiations were carried on, probably in regard to the recognition
34  5,8 |         in addition — and this is probably more important — he managed
35  6,3 |         independent Bulgaria, and probably the founder of a new dynasty, “
36  6,6 |      Phocas, who was at this time probably dreaming of an offensive
37  6,7 |      pagan and heterodox peoples. Probably in his time the Empire endeavored
38  6,7 |         is not certain. They were probably not finished for publication
39  6,7 |            in the Crimea, founded probably as far back as the ninth
40  6,8 |       treaty the Byzantine Empire probably ceded no territory to Alp
41  6,8 |          of the eleventh century, probably in the year 1078.[179]~
42  7,1 |           that the Byzantine army probably entered Palestine. These
43  7,1 |           that the Bedouin acted “probably in order to win the good
44  7,1 |            Bohemond’s troops were probably drawn, for the most part,
45  7,1 |  sultanate, Iconium (Konia); but, probably because they were aware
46  7,2 |         part in it with them, and probably contributed largely to the
47  7,3 |         state. With this in mind, probably, the Emperor Alexius III
48  7,3 |           king, Philip of Swabia; probably the pope did not mean to
49  7,3 |       Frankish rule in Morea, and probably the Chronicle of Morea itself,
50  7,4 |       decided in the affirmative. Probably to this time is to be referred
51  7,4 |         iconoclastic emperors and probably with some phenomena of the
52  7,4 |     talent. Her special poet and, probably, teacher, Theodore Prodromus,
53  7,4 |     famous Michael Psellus, Then, probably under Alexius I Comnenus,
54  7,4 |            John Tzetzes, who died probably at the close of the twelfth
55  7,4 |          not yet been solved, and probably a solution will be possible
56  7,4 |         also wrote an iambic poem probably entitled Οδοιπορικον (Itinerarium),
57  8,2 |        the Assumption. This dated probably from the ninth century,
58  8,10|           Arabic beautifully and, probably, at least in his youth,
59  8,13|       reception which took place, probably at Magnesia, was exceptionally
60  8,15|           in force, is not known; probably it was soon forgotten.~
61  8,16|          writer, Joel, who wrote, probably in the thirteenth century,
62  8,16|          of which is to be dated, probably, in the thirteenth century,
63  8,16|            199]~ George was born, probably, at Athens, and was first
64  8,17|          service had the right or probably even the obligation to maintain
65  9,2 |         the patriarch, but it was probably postponed because of the
66  9,3 |  reconciled to the fait accompli, probably because he was persuaded
67  9,3 |       march on Jerusalem and then probably a campaign against Egypt.
68  9,3 |      akritai Slavs.”[75] But more probably they were representatives
69  9,5 |         performed. This event had probably been preceded by the ceremony
70  9,6 |     carried off, according to the probably exaggerated statements of
71  9,9 |        Iskinder” (Iskander).[211] Probably a Russian by origin, he
72  9,18|       then went to Italy, or more probably to Crete, where he composed
73  9,18|      Pseudo-Areopagite, who wrote probably at the end of the fifth
74  9,18|           Plethon died at Mistra, probably in 1450. In 1465 an Italian
75  9,18|          various, and styles him “probably the greatest writer of the
76  9,18|        original text was Italian, probably in the Venetian dialect.[
77  9,18|           later revised version.~ Probably to the fifteenth century
78  9,18|        regarded as erroneous, and probably the anonymous author of
79  9,18| Palaeologian epoch is concerned.~ Probably at the beginning of the
80  9,18|           of Byzantine painting,” probably lived in the first half
81  9,19|          southern Italy. This was probably the main source of the Hellenization