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 1  2,4 |          Alaricianum was sent by Pope Nicholas I to the Bulgarian king
 2  3   |               of the Vatican Library, Nicholas Alemannus, in the early
 3  3,16|       Apostles have been described by Nicholas Mesarites, a bishop of Ephesus,
 4  5,8 |             sent a delegation to Pope Nicholas I asking him to send Latin
 5  5,8 |               convoke a council. Pope Nicholas I, who sided with Ignatius,
 6  5,8 |      opposition to this decision Pope Nicholas convoked a council in Rome
 7  6,2 |        Constantinople of this period, Nicholas Mysticus, wrote to “the
 8  6,3 | Constantinople. In vain did Patriarch Nicholas Mysticus send him abject
 9  6,7 |          papacy in the East, but Pope Nicholas I did not live to witness
10  6,7 |            during the patriarchate of Nicholas Mysticus, a relative and
11  6,7 |            reincarnated in his pupil, Nicholas Mysticus, who, more than
12  6,7 |   disagreements arose between Leo and Nicholas Mysticus on account of the
13  6,7 |               s head; this later gave Nicholas Mysticus occasion to say
14  6,7 |              Empire. The recalcitrant Nicholas Mysticus was deposed and
15  6,7 |               first, which sided with Nicholas Mysticus, was against the
16  6,7 |             energetic and experienced Nicholas Mysticus could remedy the
17  6,7 |           death (912) Leo VI recalled Nicholas from confinement, deposed
18  6,7 |         religious peace in the Empire Nicholas Mysticus strove to restore
19  6,7 |       Constantine VII Porphyrogemtus, Nicholas Mysticus was deprived of
20  6,7 |             to embrace monastic life, Nicholas Mysticus again rose to his
21  6,7 |               this period: “Patriarch Nicholas emerged as full victor in
22  6,7 |                90] After the death of Nicholas Mysticus in 925, Romanus
23  6,8 |              century.[168]~ Patriarch Nicholas Mysticus, well known for
24  7,3 |          given by another eyewitness, Nicholas Mesarites, metropolitan
25  8,14|               that time was played by Nicholas Mesarites, later bishop
26  8,14|               continued their course. Nicholas of Otranto, abbot of Casole,
27  8,14|             an adherent of the union. Nicholas of Otranto, who has left
28  8,14|              and, leading the Greeks, Nicholas Mesarites. The Greeks of
29  8,14|          Pelagius, his delegates, and Nicholas Mesarites broke up without
30  8,14|          broke up without any result. Nicholas Mesarites, at that time
31  8,14|              metropolitan of Ephesus, Nicholas Mesarites, who were inclined
32  8,16|        enlightened brothers, John and Nicholas Mesaritai, whose very existence
33  8,16|          funeral oration delivered by Nicholas Mesarites on the death of
34  8,16|            171]~ His younger brother, Nicholas, who also held some office
35  8,16|       narrative. Some of the works of Nicholas, though far from all, have
36  8,16|     interesting is the description by Nicholas Mesarites of the Church
37  8,16|            itself, the description of Nicholas based upon his personal
38  8,16|              the scholarly world with Nicholas Mesarites, said that his
39  8,16|        epithalamium (nuptial poem) of Nicholas Irenikos (Eirenikos),[174]
40  8,16|    epithalamia of Theodore Prodromus. Nicholas Irenikos’ poem gives new
41  9,8 |          learned man of his age,” and Nicholas Chalcocondyles, son of his
42  9,8 |              in Latin and Greek.[195] Nicholas Chalcocondyles can have
43  9,8 |          Laonikos is merely Nicolaos, Nicholas, slightly changed. During
44  9,9 |        culture. In his appeal to Pope Nicholas V the western emperor, Frederick
45  9,12|               famous Byzantine mystic Nicholas Cabasilas has been recently
46  9,13|      unfortunately very little known, Nicholas Cabasilas, whose ideas and
47  9,17|              of the nobility in 1346. Nicholas Cabasilas was one of the
48  9,18|        mystics of the eastern church, Nicholas Cabasilas, also belongs
49  9,18|              fourteenth century, with Nicholas Cabasilas at their head.~
50  9,18|             Cabasilas at their head.~ Nicholas Cabasilas belongs to the