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 1  2,5 |          the sixth or in the early eighth century. His brief Life
 2  3,16|       century to the middle of the eighth century, it was the administrative
 3  4,1 |            Muhammedan court in the eighth century, did not regard
 4  4,1 |          conquests up to the early eighth century. Constantine IV
 5  4,1 |            at the beginning of the eighth century they occupied Septem (
 6  4,1 |           in the early part of the eighth century the Muhammedan menace
 7  4,1 |           Asparuch, chiefly to the eighth and ninth centuries. The
 8  4,4 |        only later, probably in the eighth century, was it applied
 9  4,4 |       called later, perhaps in the eighth century, Cibyrrhaeot (Cibyraiot),
10  4,4 |            or the beginning of the eighth century.[100]~ ~ ~ ~
11  5,2 |         III.~ In the middle of the eighth century serious internal
12  5,2 |           Bulgarian kingdom of the eighth century were very intricate.
13  5,2 |         the late seventh and early eighth centuries showed great ingenuity
14  5,2 |           ceased at the end of the eighth century, and the sharp antagonism
15  5,2 |         became evident in the late eighth century, in the time of
16  5,2 |          and the Bulgarians of the eighth century, the Bulgarian forces
17  5,2 |        Slavs also continued in the eighth century. One western pilgrim
18  5,2 |    Dyrrachium and in Athens in the eighth century.[18] The following
19  5,2 |         early as the middle of the eighth century; to the same period
20  5,2 | rehabilitate it. At the end of the eighth century the Empress Irene
21  5,2 |      indicates clearly that in the eighth century the Slavs in the
22  5,3 |  Christianity.”[28] Throughout the eighth and ninth centuries, until
23  5,3 |          and he assigned it to the eighth or ninth century. It was
24  5,3 |       Rural Code was issued in the eighth century, and it is possible
25  5,3 |      accept the second half of the eighth century as the most probable
26  5,3 |        abolished in the seventh or eighth centuries, which was not
27  5,3 |      recover after the seventh and eighth centuries. The Italians,
28  5,3 |            seventh century, to the eighth century, sometimes to the
29  5,3 |          to certain changes in the eighth century in the time of the
30  5,3 |         themes were created in the eighth century, probably in the
31  5,3 |        provinces by the end of the eighth century: Thrace, Macedonia,
32  5,4 |  activities of the emperors of the eighth century as a remarkable
33  5,4 |      monasteries, which toward the eighth century came to occupy a
34  5,4 |            to image-worship in the eighth and ninth centuries was
35  5,4 |        iconoclastic period [in the eighth century] was large, and
36  5,4 |      proportions by the end of the eighth century (perhaps, more correctly,
37  5,4 |         more correctly, toward the eighth century).”[78] In the opinion
38  5,4 |         ecclesiastical life of the eighth century should be distinguished —
39  5,4 |     image-breaking movement of the eighth century began, not by the
40  5,5 |          took place in Nicaea. The eighth and last assembly was held
41  5,5 |  activities of the emperors of the eighth century were only one, and
42  5,6 |    Graeco-Slavic world of the late eighth century and the western
43  5,6 |           house. At the end of the eighth century the Frankish throne
44  5,6 |           times. At the end of the eighth century there was not, and
45  5,7 |            its first period in the eighth century the iconoclastic
46  5,7 |     conquered in the middle of the eighth century by the Lombards
47  5,8 |        they did in the seventh and eighth centuries, the very existence
48  5,8 |           early as the seventh and eighth centuries this island had
49  5,8 |        early. Even as early as the eighth century there were a number
50  5,8 |        emphasize that while in the eighth century the Isaurians were
51  5,8 |         art and iconography of the eighth and ninth centuries must
52  5,8 |          iconoclastic ideas in the eighth century. The new coins and
53  6,1 |          worship at the end of the eighth and early ninth centuries,
54  6,2 |            at the beginning of the eighth century Armenia was completely
55  6,7 |           and the beginning of the eighth centuries, the eastern church
56  6,7 |       iconoclastic emperors of the eighth century waged a campaign
57  6,7 |       iconoclastic troubles of the eighth century the inaccessible
58  6,7 |           in the first half of the eighth century by the Longobards,
59  7,1 |            border to Thrace in the eighth century by Constantine V
60  7,1 |            at the beginning of the eighth century, the Arabs had twice
61  7,1 |      Jerusalem by the Turks in the eighth decade of the eleventh century
62  7,1 |            were written before the eighth decade of the eleventh century,
63  7,1 |          it between the end of the eighth century and the eleventh.~
64  7,4 |           visited Byzantium in the eighth decade of the twelfth century,
65  8,17|     century and the opening of the eighth issued by Constantine IV (
66  8,17|           and the beginning of the eighth can be justly regarded as
67  9,19|         Persians and Arabs. In the eighth century a vast number of