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 1  2,1 |          Burckhardt, expressed in his brilliant work, The Time of Constantine
 2  2,3 |        Theodosius, who was one of the brilliant army generals in the West
 3  2,5 |    Constantinople, destined to have a brilliant future in the time of Justinian,
 4  2,5 |          Patristic literature had its brilliant period of development in
 5  2,5 |             of literature in general. Brilliant as they were, these three
 6  2,5 |             letters which reflect his brilliant philosophic and rhetorical
 7  2,5 |            with Arianism appeared the brilliant figure of the ardent Nicaean,
 8  2,5 |               Julian was an extremely brilliant figure in the intellectual
 9  2,5 |           Antioch, as the center of a brilliant civilization, naturally
10  3,4 |         Vandal kingdom by a number of brilliant victories so that Justinian
11  3,4 |           force only. That is why the brilliant outward success of Justinian’
12  3,8 |               the empire, through his brilliant undertakings, a new period
13  3,9 |           Justinian, or rather of the brilliant part of his reign, than
14  3,16|      historian Peter the Patrician, a brilliant lawyer and diplomat, was
15  3,16|              This last period was the brilliant period of Ravenna, when
16  3,16|             is quite evident that the brilliant military undertakings in
17  4,1 |            have an era similar to the brilliant epoch under Constantine,
18  4,1 |            the end of the war and his brilliant victory.[16] “In 629 Heraclius’
19  4,1 |             Persians, in spite of the brilliant final outcome, was bound
20  4,4 |   reorganization only of Armenia. The brilliant victory over Persia which
21  5,2 |          ensued. Leo demonstrated his brilliant military ability, however,
22  5,2 |              this was one of the most brilliant epochs in the history of
23  5,8 |              Isaurian emperors to the brilliant time of the Macedonian emperors.
24  5,8 |            for his success received a brilliant triumph in Constantinople.[
25  5,8 |          himself was slain.[138] This brilliant victory of Byzantine arms
26  5,8 |           saints and gave rise to the brilliant period of Byzantine hagiography.~
27  5,8 |             Mamun, was experiencing a brilliant development of learning
28  6   |             first period was the most brilliant time of the political existence
29  6   |            Russians, was crowned with brilliant success for Byzantine arms
30  6,2 |             admiral Himerius gained a brilliant victory over the Arabs in
31  6,2 | commander-in-chief Curcuas, “the most brilliant soldier that the Empire
32  6,2 |              Euphrates, inaugurated a brilliant period of Byzantine victories
33  6,2 |         Bulgaroctonus — form the most brilliant pages of the military history
34  6,2 |                 29] However this last brilliant expedition of John Tzimisces
35  6,2 |          territory. This was the most brilliant period in the history of
36  6,2 |               excavations resulted in brilliant discoveries, highly significant
37  6,3 |          After the long succession of brilliant Bulgar victories, the terms
38  6,7 |             closely bound up with the brilliant pages of Byzantine military
39  6,8 |               source dealing with the brilliant period of Nicephorus Phocas
40  6,8 |              experiencing a period of brilliant development, representatives
41  6,8 |        education, wide knowledge, and brilliant ability he rose very high
42  6,8 |     Kenourgion, and decorated it with brilliant mosaics. Basil I also restored
43  6,8 |        Macedonian emperors.~ The most brilliant period of the Macedonian
44  7,1 |            with this tragedy the last brilliant Byzantine dynasty came to
45  7,1 |              of the tenth century the brilliant victories of the Byzantine
46  7,1 |               own. There had been the brilliant and victorious expeditions
47  7,1 |             age and both sexes formed brilliant procession and accorded
48  7,1 |             of her long cherished and brilliant plans as well as “the rupture
49  7,1 |             the Turks into one of his brilliant deeds when he said: “After
50  7,1 |             Venice, where assembled a brilliant European society headed
51  7,3 |       promised limitless wealth and a brilliant future. Moreover, Dandolo
52  7,4 |               in Constantinople.” The brilliant and bustling life of Constantinople
53  7,4 |             see Athens nowhere.”~ His brilliant inaugural oration delivered
54  7,4 |   Thessalonica, Eustathius, “the most brilliant luminary of the Byzantine
55  7,4 |           seemed able to continue the brilliant tradition of the Macedonian
56  7,4 |           Macedonian dynasty was more brilliant and more creative. Therefore,
57  7,4 |              and Angeli is one of the brilliant pages in the history of
58  8,11|         Balkan peninsula and obtained brilliant results.~ ~
59  8,12|            John Asen II, in 1241, the brilliant epoch of the Second Bulgarian
60  8,13|           Magnesia, was exceptionally brilliant and imposing; Theodore’s
61  8,13|          Michael’s troops. This was a brilliant victory for Genoa which,
62  8,14|               pontificate, obtained a brilliant victory: the Lateran Council,
63  8,16|            Nicephorus Blemmydes was a brilliant figure in the complicated
64  9,3 |                His court was the most brilliant of that time; foreign rulers
65  9,3 |     appearance in Tunis and after two brilliant victories compelled the
66  9,7 |                especially after their brilliant victory at Nicopolis, not
67  9,8 |             the Greek patriarch and a brilliant retinue sailed for Italy.
68  9,8 |          menaced by this talented and brilliant humanist and politician.[
69  9,9 |              victorious Islam and its brilliant representative, Muhammed
70  9,11|              was taken by the no less brilliant Cardinal Bonaventura. A
71  9,15|              the House of Medici were brilliant centers of artistic and
72  9,18|               as they had in her most brilliant past, and students came
73  9,18|             adequate parallel to this brilliant representative of the Byzantine
74  9,18|            Cydones as one of the most brilliant Byzantine humanists of the
75  9,18|          partially contributed to its brilliant flowering, it drew from
76  9,18|          number in Serbia itself. The brilliant flowering of mosaic work