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 1  2,1 |         of the population. But he remarked further:~ ~Numerical strength
 2  2,1 |  religious conviction.[8]~ ~Duruy remarked elsewhere, however, that “
 3  2,1 |  Ecclesiastical History, Eusebius remarked only that Constantine, starting
 4  2,2 |          an Arian; but A. Spassky remarked that he died while directing
 5  2,2 | Christianity. Gibbon quite justly remarked: “The Christians were directly
 6  2,3 |          Philostorgius, an Arian, remarked: “The Emperor Jovian restored
 7  2,4 |      other places. St. Hieronymus remarked in his Chronicle (360-62
 8  2,4 |    Byzantine Empire. N, H. Baynes remarked, “In some sense the walls
 9  3,4 |      inscription about which Bury remarked: “The boast of this petty
10  3,11|      course on an earlier source, remarked: “On learning that Daras
11  3,15|  Constantine Porphyrogenitus, who remarked that after this terrible
12  4,1 |            bishop of Seville, who remarked in his chronicle that “Heraclius
13  4,4 |           Heraclius’ seed,” Stein remarked, “has marvelously grown.”[
14  5,7 |          Finally, Th. I. Uspensky remarked; “Leo the Isaurian is responsible
15  7,1 |          Russian scholar V. Rosen remarked that the Bedouin acted “
16  7,1 |       episode. A recent historian remarked, “From the council of Piacenza
17  7,1 |        western medieval historian remarked: “The Emperor hostile to
18  7,2 |           irony Nicetas Choniates remarked concerning Alexius III: “
19  7,2 |          century, V. Vasilievsky, remarked: “There was a moment when
20  7,4 |          historian Norden rightly remarked, “The Comneni were hoping
21  7,4 |      monuments of the capital and remarked: “Constantinople is a city
22  7,4 |         One of Anna’s biographers remarked: “Almost as far down as
23  7,4 |          V. Vasilievsky, severely remarked “that Chiliads are from
24  8,13|          103]~ A recent historian remarked that Theodore “was, in a
25  8,13|          Another German historian remarked: “The Latin ignominy belongs
26  8,14|    deserves, as Heisenberg justly remarked, a special monograph.[121]
27  8,16|   autobiographies, A. Heisenberg, remarked that these two works “have
28  8,17|           as Charles Diehl justly remarked, “in the Byzantine Empire
29  9,2 |          of this charming lady is remarked both by a Byzantine historian,
30  9,2 |        The French historian Diehl remarked that, despite continued
31  9,3 |    expedition against his Empire, remarked, “The Sicilians disdaining
32  9,4 |      Elsewhere the same historian remarked: “The expedition of the
33  9,4 |   Albanians,” and a modern writer remarked: “No changes have occurred
34  9,6 |        times. Nicephorus Gregoras remarked that Cantacuzene hated the
35  9,6 |       events a Russian chronicler remarked, “In the year 6854 [ab.
36  9,6 |         is something incredible,” remarked M. Kovalevsky, “in this
37  9,9 |       far-off Georgian chronicler remarked piously, “On the day when
38  9,17|      monuments of Constantinople, remarked; “Within the city there
39  9,17|          time was in Italy. Tafur remarked that “the church they called
40  9,17|           the fourteenth century, remarked, not without irony: “The
41  9,18|           biographer of Phrantzes remarked: “Essentially a man of affairs —
42  9,18|        recent biographer of Ducas remarked: “Ducas is an author worthy
43  9,18|      published. A Catholic writer remarked: “These laborious translations
44  9,18|    constitutional monarchy. Diehl remarked; “It is not the least mark
45  9,18|     interested in Byzantine times remarked: “If one wished to deal
46  9,18|           connection Diehl justly remarked; “This hypothesis may seem