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 1  2,2 |        of the functions and the names of the dignitaries. Most
 2  2,5 |     Uspensky, “that these three names embraced all the Christian
 3  2,5 |          As to the rather vague names of Getae and Scythians,
 4  2,5 |      that these were collective names, and historians consider
 5  2,5 |       geographical and personal names in the peninsula, placed
 6  3   |       the Younger (565-78). The names of Justin and Justinian
 7  3   |         Life introduces special names for Justinian and his relatives,
 8  3   |    Justinian and his relatives, names by which they were known
 9  3   | Slavonic studies, were Slavonic names, as, for example, Justinian’
10  3,8 |     soon became known under the names of Green, Blue, White, and
11  3,8 |         original meaning of the names of the four parties is not
12  3,8 |        period, claim that these names corresponded to the four
13  3,9 |       Axumites). Coins with the names of the Byzantine emperors
14  3,13|      ashes, seek for themselves names of vanity and glory in new
15  4,2 |        declared all those whose names were connected with the
16  5,3 |       without indication of the names of the authors or of the
17  5,3 |         Constantinople bear the names of Leo and his son and coemperor,
18  5,8 |        change occurred in these names. From the middle of the
19  5,8 |        protect images under the names of the three eastern patriarchs
20  6   |     advance associated with the names of Patriarch Photius and
21  6,2 |    carefully the boundaries and names of the Syrian districts
22  6,3 |    inscriptions, which list the names of the Byzantine cities
23  6,7 |        give up his scheme.~ The names of Nicephorus Phocas and
24  6,8 |      The work contains also the names of the rapids of the Dnieper,
25  6,8 |    explanation of words, proper names, and articles of general
26  6,8 |         with the most beautiful names.”[178] Following the example
27  6,8 |        eight illuminators whose names are inscribed on the margins.[
28  7,1 |         doctrine bore different names: Patarins in Italy, Cathari
29  7,1 |       that an Italian historian names the first crusades “sterile
30  7,1 |  friends and relatives by their names.”~ A contemporary historian
31  7,4 |       is, the list of heretical names and antichurch doctrines
32  7,4 |     number of the anathematized names and doctrines in the Synodicon
33  7,4 |        where are enumerated “by names all the provinces that were
34  7,4 |   chanced to give the barbarian names of the western or Russian (
35  8,7 |        Ducae, and therefore the names of the rulers of Epirus
36  8,15|         members; a long list of names of high officials who suffered
37  8,16|      For this reason, these two names were not mentioned in Krumbacher’
38  8,16| Provençal poetry; in the proper names of Rodophilos and Belthandros
39  8,16|      popular Hellenized western names of Rodolph and Bertrand;[
40  9,2 |         III, signed four family names, for example, Michael Ducas
41  9,2 |        time has destroyed their names;’ and immediately sorrow
42  9,3 |           42]~ In a document he names himself “by the Grace of
43  9,9 |       are treated as fictitious names and painted figures. Each
44  9,18|     used the little known Attic names for the months instead of
45  9,18|         of the common Christian names. Some of Pachymeres’ writings
46  9,19|         Greeks were those whose names are connected with the epoch