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 1  2,1 |           a political reason. The greatest significance of Constantine’
 2  2,2 |    leanings toward paganism.~ The greatest rhetorician of that period,
 3  2,3 |      eunuch Eutropius exerted the greatest influence upon the Emperor.
 4  2,5 |          be considered one of the greatest Christian scholars of the
 5  2,5 |          century belongs also the greatest historian of Egyptian monasticism,
 6  2,5 |           is sometimes called the greatest poet of the Byzantine period.
 7  2,5 |    rhythmical poetry, “[172] “the greatest religious genius,” “the
 8  2,5 |        his own personal life. The greatest of all the pagan teachers
 9  2,5 |    scholars. Stein called him the greatest literary genius in the world
10  3,5 |         and of the state, and the greatest possible honor may attend
11  5,3 |      γεωργικος) has attracted the greatest attention among the three
12  5,3 |        among the three works. The greatest authority on Byzantine law,
13  5,3 |         spirit to the time of the greatest decline of civilization
14  5,3 |           of a compilation of the greatest value in contents and historical
15  5,7 |      recognize him “as one of the greatest rulers of the Eastern Empire,
16  5,7 |           Germans, “as one of the greatest men on the imperial throne,”
17  5,7 |      emperors as “one of the very greatest and most admirable efforts
18  5,8 |     scholars to the fact that the greatest number of soldiers was drafted
19  5,8 |     appreciated, but which are of greatest importance for the history
20  5,8 |          the lives of saints. The greatest value of this work lies
21  6,8 |       hymns, and other works. His greatest service was expressed in
22  7,1 |           wrote of this “best and greatest of the Comnenian princes,”
23  7,1 |     Arabian conquests were of the greatest importance for the political
24  7,1 |         been established that the greatest pilgrimage of the eleventh
25  7,1 |        Italy was greeted with the greatest enthusiasm. People flocked
26  7,4 |          Anna Comnena calls “this greatest pride not only of women
27  7,4 |           ομηρικωτατη), i.e., the greatest admirer of “all-wise Homer,
28  8,2 |     battle of Hadrianople had the greatest significance both for the
29  8,2 |       historical stage one of the greatest diplomatists Bulgaria had
30  8,5 |          he wrote: “The first and greatest enemy was Lascaris who held
31  8,9 |          Asen II (1218-1241), the greatest of the Asens, was the son
32  8,13|        the saviours of one of the greatest monuments of the Greek architectural
33  9,6 |         into the Dardanelles, the greatest significance for the states
34  9,7 |      answered the appeal with the greatest enthusiasm. In obedience
35  9,7 |       fleet was received with the greatest joy. Boucicaut and Manuel
36  9,7 |           planning a visit to the greatest centers of western Europe,
37  9,7 |             who had achieved “the greatest and most celebrated deeds.”[
38  9,9 |         Sophia, which aroused the greatest agitation in the city population.
39  9,9 |  influence of Thucydides, to the “greatest emperor, king of kings,
40  9,9 |          work is therefore of the greatest importance for the reconstruction
41  9,16|         such a crisis aroused the greatest agitation among the population
42  9,17|   Athenian monasteries are of the greatest importance. But the Orthodox
43  9,17|       century, at the time of the greatest brilliance and power of
44  9,18|     century also lived one of the greatest scholars and writers of
45  9,18|        Krumbacher called him “the greatest polyhistor of the last two
46  9,18| Montelatici described him as “the greatest scholar of his time.”[349]
47  9,18|           wrote: “Is Gregoras the greatest polyhistor of the time of
48  9,18|        century, but he is not the greatest … Gregoras is not the greatest,
49  9,18|    greatest … Gregoras is not the greatest, but one of the greatest
50  9,18|          greatest, but one of the greatest writers of the century,
51  9,18|        common enemy.[370]~ But of greatest importance for the cultural
52  9,18|          styles him “probably the greatest writer of the fourteenth
53  9,18| fourteenth century and one of the greatest writers of Byzantine literature.”[
54  9,19|           and unfriendly, but the greatest living authority on Greek