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 1  2,2 |            Restore me then my quiet days, and untroubled nights,
 2  2,2 |  festivities which lasted for forty days. In this year Christian
 3  2,2 |            recognized even in those days that a difference existed
 4  2,2 |           they sensed that the last days of their existence were
 5  2,2 |     reminder of the former glorious days. Julian’s stay at Athens
 6  2,2 |             what has fallen on evil days.”[92] But Julian did not
 7  2,3 |            God that He increase the days of the victorious and illustrious
 8  3,2 |             life of Theodora in the days of her youth, when, as the
 9  3,4 |             they had been in former days. Unaccustomed to the enervating
10  3,5 |         chaotic state.~ Back in the days of the pagan Roman Empire,
11  3,8 |          had already lasted for six days. The general drove the rioters
12  3,9 |         Christian period, as in the days of the pagan Roman Empire,
13  3,15|           dream of a revival in our days of the ancient Hellenes
14  3,16|         from the inside.~ In former days the temple had a spacious
15  4,1 |             which lasted for twenty days. Then the Persian towers
16  4,1 |            the Hexaemeron (“The Six Days”), on the creation of the
17  4,2 |     province of Egypt, but even its days were numbered. The Monophysitic
18  4,4 |            Minor), who lived in the days of Heraclius, described
19  4,4 |             out the Hexaemeron (Six Days), a kind of philosophical-theological
20  4,4 |       remained until the end of his days. In his works dealing with
21  5,2 |           Themes, refer also to the days of Constantine V: “The whole
22  5,3 |           triumphed only in our own days.”[32] These are the comments
23  6,2 |          difficult siege, but a few days after its fall the conquerors
24  6,2 |            Persian related: “In the days when Hakim was ruler of
25  6,7 |             there to the end of his days. After the death of Maleinus,
26  6,8 |          spend the remainder of his days as a private individual.~
27  7,1 |    intriguer, terrible in his later days for his ferocity, Andronicus,
28  7,1 |            with Alexius II. Several days later, in spite of his solemn
29  7,1 |       conditions.~ In the desperate days of 1091 Alexius had sought
30  7,1 |             said, “left Edessa four days after the capture of the
31  7,1 |         pontifical robes. For eight days the imperial banners flew
32  7,1 | Porphyrogenitus Comnenus and in the days of the Great King of Jerusalem
33  7,1 |             The Sultan spent eighty days in Constantinople. All the
34  7,1 |        neutral.~ The well-known ten days’ siege of Thessalonica by
35  7,1 |             same house.” After some days of pillage and murder the
36  7,3 |           by land and sea. For some days the capital stubbornly defended
37  7,3 |       taking of the city, for three days, the Latins treated the
38  7,3 |             brother.~In those three days when the crusaders were
39  7,3 |          fiercer than that which in days of yore descended upon the
40  7,4 |             a funeral oration a few days after the Emperor’s death.
41  8,10|           adventures. She ended her days in the Spanish city of Valencia,
42  8,13|         might have hoped for better days under the wise rule of the
43  8,13|             ratified at Genoa a few days before Constantinople was
44  8,13|            has been reserved to our days! What have we done that
45  8,14|            Church which, in our own days only a few years ago, had
46  8,14|        layman to patriarch in three days.[133] Under Theodore II
47  8,14|           be ready to depart in ten days. It is interesting to note
48  8,16|             Belthandros, after five days’ journey, comes to the outskirts
49  9,2 |            for Byzantium, ended his days as a monk. He died in 1332.~
50  9,2 |          him as a guest for several days, and, supplying him when
51  9,2 |           struck with apoplexy; two days before his death he took
52  9,2 |          Italy, where she ended her days in monastic retirement.
53  9,2 |          brother, Thomas, ended his days in Italy dreaming of a crusade
54  9,4 |             abdicated and ended his days as a monk in a monastery
55  9,7 |             importance for the last days of the Byzantine Empire.
56  9,9 |           ruin of our race; now the days of Antichrist are at hand;
57  9,9 |              sometimes literally by days and hours, the development
58  9,9 |     Churches; he described the last days of Byzantium in order to
59  9,9 |            209] he related the last days of Byzantium from the point
60  9,9 |           an eyewitness of the last days of Constantinople, it has
61  9,9 |            already lasted for fifty days. The tidings which reached
62  9,9 |          soldiers, lasted for three days and three nights. The population
63  9,9 |           plundered. In these fatal days an innumerable mass of cultural
64  9,9 |          usually been said that two days after the fall of Constantinople
65  9,18|       historians described the last days of the Empire. An active
66  9,18|         forced abdication ended his days as a monk under the name
67  9,18|          Venice,[366] and ended his days in a monastery. Cydones
68  9,18|          shows that, in the earlier days of humanism, they often
69  9,18|           he was allowed to end his days in the Constantinopolitan
70  9,19|            West, where he ended his days. Barlaam is a personality