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 1  2,3 |             in Thessalonica. In this rich and populous city a large
 2  2,3 |             destroyed, and all their rich treasures of art demolished
 3  2,3 |           been covered with numerous rich Greek colonies, whose cultural
 4  2,3 |           Crimea was occupied by the rich and civilized kingdom of
 5  2,3 |           They repeatedly robbed the rich coastland of the Caucasus
 6  2,3 |        without success.~ John left a rich literary treasure, containing
 7  2,5 |    facilitated the transfer of these rich and civilized districts
 8  2,5 |        attention of Theodoric to the rich provinces of Italy, thus
 9  3,9 |          kings and the residences of rich merchants. This caused some
10  4,1 |           with numerous captives and rich spoils which he carried
11  4,1 |        Persian provinces, collecting rich spoils. He sent to Constantinople
12  4,1 |            the trade caravans of the rich widow Khadidja. His material
13  5,3 | distinguished and the common, to the rich and the poor, while the
14  5,8 |             Rome, but upon capturing rich spoils, they departed from
15  5,8 |              not only because of its rich material from earlier sources,
16  5,8 |      triumphant iconodules, provided rich material for numerous lives
17  5,8 |            to writing and has left a rich and varied literary heritage.~
18  5,8 |             pagan and Christian. The rich library of Photius was at
19  6,2 |              number of prisoners and rich spoils, setting sail eastward
20  6,2 |         which grew up there became a rich center of civilization.
21  6,3 |           the Bulgarians and to send rich gifts to Simeon every year.~
22  6,7 |          Leon VI exist, which supply rich material for the internal
23  6,7 |         restrictions placed upon the rich in Constantine’s reign surpassed
24  6,8 |             banks of the Danube with rich spoils. By the end of this
25  7,1 |           Crusades, so abounding and rich in its various consequences,
26  7,1 |              to Constantinople, grew rich and soon formed in the capital
27  7,2 |             and the arrogance of the rich.” Finally, in 1195, a plot
28  7,2 |           reducing it temporarily by rich presents and an annual tribute
29  7,3 |             an inexhaustible mine of rich resources was the East in
30  7,3 |         could be in all the world so rich a city, when they saw the
31  7,3 |         enclosed it round about, the rich palaces and mighty churches,
32  7,3 |         thirty years. Michael left a rich literary inheritance in
33  7,3 |              it nevertheless gives a rich mine of precious material
34  7,3 |            as a source exceptionally rich and various in its information
35  7,4 |           members of his family with rich gifts. Fierce wars with
36  7,4 |           Greek inhabitants are very rich in gold and precious stones,
37  7,4 |             Indeed, the land is very rich in all cloth stuffs, and
38  7,4 |            the country, the Hymettos rich in honey; the still Peiraeus,
39  7,4 |            Michael Acominatus left a rich literary inheritance in
40  7,4 |       poverty and misery, served the rich and noble, dedicated his
41  7,4 |         material, his writings are a rich source of important antiquarian
42  8,16|         character,[164] complete the rich and various literary inheritance
43  8,16|           with the Bible, gave him a rich mine for parallels and analogies.
44  8,17|             which gave the Emperor a rich source for land grants.
45  8,17|      so-called Chronicle of Morea, a rich mine of information on this
46  8,17|             among other means of the rich’s oppressing the poor, prostasia,
47  9,2 |           dazzled strangers with its rich decorations and mosaics,
48  9,2 |             food for his journey and rich presents, sent him back
49  9,3 |            right to work and exploit rich deposits of alum in the
50  9,7 |         caution, both of them afford rich and interesting cultural
51  9,9 |             chief sources shows what rich and various information
52  9,17|     description, he threw light on a rich mine of historical sources
53  9,17|              Hellenic people.”[294]~ Rich material on the Palaeologian
54  9,17|              published, give new and rich material for the history
55  9,17|             the populace against the rich classes (δυνατοι); then
56  9,17|            merchants, manufacturers, rich craftsmen, small landowners
57  9,17|             the city, pillaged their rich houses, and established
58  9,17|             struggle of the classes, rich against poor, aristocrats
59  9,18|        statements, they constitute a rich mine of very important information
60  9,18|            him, Beccus’ works were a rich source from which they were
61  9,18|           Byzantine Renaissance is a rich, fruitful field, worthy
62  9,19|              and very poor in Latin; rich in ideas and quick in mind,
63  9,19|            life he bestowed his very rich library upon the city of