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 1  2,1 |             by the pen of the pagan writer Zosimus. Historians have
 2  2,2 |           as Sozomen, the Christian writer of the fifth century, related,
 3  2,2 |             edict varied. The pagan writer Ammianus Marcellinus wrote
 4  2,5 |          Theophylact, the Byzantine writer of the early seventh century,
 5  2,5 |             for example, the famous writer of the late second century,
 6  2,5 |        characterized by a Byzantine writer of the fourteenth century,
 7  2,5 |             early Middle Ages and a writer who greatly influenced medieval
 8  2,5 |    Lactantius, an eminent Christian writer from north Africa in the
 9  2,5 |           reveal Julian as a gifted writer, historian, thinker, satirist,
10  2,5 |         high. According to a recent writer, Zosimus is not only a historian
11  3,7 |           contemporary Monophysitic writer (John of Ephesus) called
12  3,15|         quotation from the imperial writer of the tenth century, Constantine
13  3,16|            both as historian and as writer. As a historian he was in
14  4,4 |          problem: “Who was a better writer of verse, Euripides or George
15  4,4 |           archbishop of Crete. As a writer of hymns he is famous chiefly
16  5,8 |           175]~ Another significant writer of this period was Nicephorus,
17  5,8 |          exception of one anonymous writer on Emperor Leo V the Armenian,[
18  5,8 |           his ability as an eminent writer in various branches of literature.
19  6,5 |         Byzantine throne. The royal writer advises his son first of
20  6,5 |             of Bulgaria, the church writer of the eleventh century,
21  6,7 |        determine which Russians the writer of this source had in mind.
22  6,8 |            disdain. Anna Comnena, a writer of the twelfth century,
23  6,8 |           by the famous scholar and writer, Psellus, taught philosophy
24  7,1 |           the words of a well‑known writer of the end of the twelfth
25  7,3 |             the crusade, the French writer Villehardouin, described
26  7,4 |            no difference.” The same writer, speaking of the ecclesiastical
27  7,4 | tax-collectors, who are called by a writer of the eleventh and the
28  7,4 |         unchanged. According to one writer, some clauses of this treaty
29  7,4 |          that in him there is a new writer, who arouses interest from
30  7,4 |          city of the sage.” Another writer said: “Alien by birth, he
31  7,4 |             cannot name exactly the writer.” In another work he wrote
32  7,4 |           the statement by a French writer: “In the twelfth century
33  8,2 |             wealth of Nicaea.[23] A writer of the thirteenth century,
34  8,15|             given by a contemporary writer.[146] The aristocracy was
35  8,16|      Nicephorus Blemmydes, scholar, writer, and teacher. Among his
36  8,16|      disciples were the enlightened writer on the throne, Vatatzes’
37  8,16|            an enlightened ruler and writer. After having founded a
38  8,16|            of Blemmydes,” a special writer on his life and works said, “
39  8,16|             represented by only one writer, Joel, who wrote, probably
40  8,16|     interesting personality of this writer.[192] The publication of
41  8,16|       definite judgment on him as a writer and statesman belongs to
42  9,4 |            Albanians,” and a modern writer remarked: “No changes have
43  9,6 |           into despair. A prominent writer of the epoch, Demetrius
44  9,6 |    estimation even than the classic writer.[139]~ From Germany through
45  9,9 |         faith. Another contemporary writer, the Greek Critobulus, who
46  9,13|       well-educated man and an able writer, a sworn adversary of Barlaam
47  9,17|             Florentine merchant and writer of the first half of the
48  9,18|          been published. A Catholic writer remarked: “These laborious
49  9,18|            He was a very productive writer, a versatile theologian
50  9,18|          neglected this interesting writer. Scholars vary in their
51  9,18|          him “probably the greatest writer of the fourteenth century