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 1  8,2 |   thirteenth century, Nicephorus Blemmydes, spoke of Nicaea in one
 2  8,13|       the epoch, with Nicephorus Blemmydes and George Acropolita at
 3  8,14|       the disputation Nicephorus Blemmydes took a leading part.[127]
 4  8,14|    Therefore, the candidature of Blemmydes was finally rejected, and
 5  8,15|         his letter to Nicephorus Blemmydes, who accused the Emperor
 6  8,16|   thirteenth century, Nicephorus Blemmydes, scholar, writer, and teacher.
 7  8,16|          undoubtedly, Nicephorus Blemmydes. Besides many works of various
 8  8,16|    events and men of his epoch.~ Blemmydes was born in Constantinople
 9  8,16|    capital by the Latins the boy Blemmydes and his parents emigrated
10  8,16|       Passing from city to city, Blemmydes became gradually acquainted,
11  8,16|         feeling of affection for Blemmydes, kept him at his court,
12  8,16|     interests of the Church. But Blemmydes had a tendency to solitary
13  8,16|        legates concerning union, Blemmydes was a strict defender of
14  8,16|     other young men entrusted to Blemmydes by the Emperor was the future
15  8,16|          art in his Empire, sent Blemmydes on a scientific mission
16  8,16| successfully fulfilled, enriched Blemmydes’ mind with new knowledge
17  8,16|          a monastery of his own, Blemmydes established himself there.
18  8,16|   monastery about the year 1272. Blemmydes’ contemporaries unanimously
19  8,16|     Numerous and varied works of Blemmydes have been preserved. The
20  8,16|       The two autobiographies of Blemmydes give much valuable information
21  8,16|          the thirteenth century. Blemmydes was the author of a very
22  8,16|          finally reached Russia. Blemmydes’ secular works are also
23  8,16|         model. In the opinion of Blemmydes, the ruler is “the highest
24  8,16|      justice. “May the emperor,” Blemmydes said at the end of the treatise, “
25  8,16|          The exact sources which Blemmydes used for his treatise are
26  8,16|          treatise. “This work of Blemmydes,” a special writer on his
27  8,16|         monarch was portrayed by Blemmydes.~ In contradiction to this
28  8,16|         wrote of the same work: “Blemmydes has no idea of contemporary
29  8,16|          the needs of the epoch. Blemmydes’ abstract king is wise but
30  8,16|         him by books. We imagine Blemmydes to be such a man from his
31  8,16|    religious emotions influenced Blemmydes a great deal. Still, in
32  8,16|          very probable that when Blemmydes was writing his “imperial
33  8,16|        philosophical writings of Blemmydes based mainly on Aristotle,
34  8,16|    western Europe. The editor of Blemmydes’ autobiographies, A. Heisenberg,
35  8,16|      name for the author.”[163]~ Blemmydes’ Logic and Physics are also
36  8,16|         also a correspondence of Blemmydes with Theodore II Las-caris,
37  8,16|     literary inheritance left by Blemmydes to subsequent generations.
38  8,16|         and thoughts, Nicephorus Blemmydes was a brilliant figure in
39  8,16|    culture.~ Among the pupils of Blemmydes two became particularly
40  8,16|       education under Nicephorus Blemmydes. He later even became a
41  8,16|      Vatatzes.~ With the name of Blemmydes is also closely connected
42  8,16|         teacher of Theodore, but Blemmydes had a very strong influence
43  8,16|     reverence for him.[165] Both Blemmydes and Acropolita succeeded
44  8,16|        to his tutors, Nicephorus Blemmydes and George Acropolita. In
45  9,18|       The writings of Nicephorus Blemmydes, of the epoch of Nicaea,
46  9,18|        the thirteenth Nicephorus Blemmydes had devoted a considerable
47  9,18|        of Nicaea with Nicephorus Blemmydes and the enlightened emperors