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 1  2,1 |            together artificers, he described to them the outlines of
 2  2,2 |     historian Ammianus Marcellinus described this period:~ ~Although
 3  2,3 |           journey, a city which he described as “the most deserted place
 4  2,5 |        source of the sixth century described the joy with which the edict
 5  2,5 |        epoch which has been justly described as the First Golden Age
 6  3,9 |         From his own experience he described the palace of the Abyssinian
 7  3,9 |       Byzantine art. St. Sophia is described later. In all likelihood
 8  3,16|            or “rungs,” in which he described the degrees of spiritual
 9  3,16|          of the Apostles have been described by Nicholas Mesarites, a
10  4,1 |       Pisidia, a contemporary, who described in good verse the emperor’
11  4,4 |          in the days of Heraclius, described in harmonious and correct
12  5,3 |            in the state of society described by the Rural Code the farmer
13  5,8 |    scurrility have been many times described. Recently, however, H. Grégoire
14  6,2 |       visited the restored church, described it as a most spacious building
15  6,4 |          Olga’s reception has been described in detail in an official
16  6,8 |       Theophanes Continuarus), who described events from 813 to 961 on
17  7,1 |         the columns of the Temple, described its marble decorated floor
18  7,1 |            on the mosaics. He also described many churches, relics, and
19  7,1 |        itinerary to the Holy Land, described Palestine in the precrusading
20  7,1 |            reception is thoroughly described in Greek and Oriental sources.
21  7,3 |           In a letter Innocent III described the sad conditions of the
22  7,3 |   pleasures and petty quarrels; he described what the Muslims, whom the
23  7,3 |       French writer Villehardouin, described the deep impression produced
24  7,3 |             in an eloquent lament, described and mourned the ruin of
25  7,3 |            Morea, is without doubt described, Phorcias said:~ ~Thus stood,
26  7,4 |    arrangement of this hospital is described in much detail in the statute (
27  7,4 |       books of her great work Anna described the time from 1069 to 1118;
28  7,4 |      Chiliads of John Tzetzes were described by Krumbacher as, “nothing
29  7,4 |           In another poem, Stilbes described another fire in Constantinople
30  7,4 |     century which has been so well described and expounded by C. H. Haskins
31  8,16|         contemporary of the events described, who in his official position
32  8,16|         literature, he beautifully described, in one of his letters,
33  8,16|           competition of beauty is described which resembles the judgment
34  9,2 |           Manuel’s letters. Having described famine, cold, fatigue, and
35  9,4 |            chronicler Muntaner[79] described Roger and his companions
36  9,7 |            some time at Gallipoli, described as an eyewitness Sigismund’
37  9,8 |       result of the siege are well described in a special work, On the
38  9,8 | Thessalonica by the Turks was also described in Greek verse by a high
39  9,9 |          different points of view, described the last moments of the
40  9,9 |          union of the Churches; he described the last days of Byzantium
41  9,9 |           in the sultan’s army and described truthfully and, as far as
42  9,9 |            If the scene so vividly described by Mr. Bryce of the coronation
43  9,12|          historian, J. E. Troizky, described the situation as follows:~ ~
44  9,17|      century, Nicephorus Gregoras, described the wedding festivities
45  9,17|     Codinus). In this treatise are described in detail the gorgeous raiment
46  9,17|            the tenth century which described ceremonies of the Byzantine
47  9,18|         great number of historians described the last days of the Empire.
48  9,18|       Byzantium;”[348] Montelatici described him as “the greatest scholar
49  9,18|       about the time of the events described and who was well acquainted
50  9,18|        Diehl said: “If the society described seems to be penetrated with
51  9,19|    Genealogy of the Gods Boccaccio described Leontius as horribly ugly,