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 1  2,1 |      Stein maintained a political reason. The greatest significance
 2  2,3 |         there seems to be no good reason for rejecting it.[122]~
 3  2,4 |         mentioned. It is for this reason that the “Roman Law of the
 4  2,5 |        insisting upon a place for reason in the study of religious
 5  2,5 |      About His Own Life should by reason of form and content take
 6  4,1 | resistance to the Arabs. The main reason must be sought in the general
 7  4,1 |          point of view.~ The true reason was that the Emperor no
 8  4,3 |        the acts of the council by reason of certain clauses, such
 9  4,4 |        The sources, he said, give reason to believe that Heraclius
10  5,1 |         languages.[7] There is no reason to suppose that Theophanes
11  5,3 |          In any case, there is no reason for attributing a common
12  5,4 |           church itself had ample reason to be afraid.”[77] One of
13  5,6 |           and feared, not without reason, that the newly proclaimed
14  6,2 |           the firmament. For this reason alone we must live in common
15  6,3 |       greatly disturbed, and with reason, because the Russian troops
16  7,1 |          mind, had another secret reason, namely, the hope that while
17  7,1 |         Alexius Comnenus had good reason to distrust such defenders
18  7,1 |         were wild beasts, without reason and humanity.”~ Thus in
19  7,1 |           other Comneni. For this reason alone the reign of Andronicus
20  7,2 |          God, could not, for this reason alone, have a friendly attitude
21  7,4 |          of study if only for the reason that, in his history, he
22  7,4 |         index to the other.” This reason alone deprives Chiliads
23  7,4 |        ascribed with more or less reason to Prodromus are very numerous,
24  8,7 |           from complete; for this reason, many questions still remain
25  8,10|    Constantinople should lose its reason to exist. John Vatatzes
26  8,10|  embassies between them. For this reason, in his letter to Vatatzes,
27  8,14|      seemed to have no particular reason and remained unmotivated.
28  8,15|       Theodore explained that the reason for his policy was his military
29  8,16|           A. Heisenberg. For this reason, these two names were not
30  8,17|           all probability, is the reason why the original meaning
31  8,17|           historians, not without reason, discover the roots of the
32  9,2 |          one may see, not without reason, one of the elements which
33  9,2 |         of Byzantine history. The reason is the extraordinary complexity
34  9,7 |           Turkish fleet; for that reason the Turks, though possessing
35  9,9 |       Byzantine Emperor; for this reason his death soon became the
36  9,12|     against Cantacuzene; for this reason Iorga called the zealots “
37  9,15|         Europe also; this was the reason why at the Council of Florence
38  9,17|          Orthodox faith. For this reason in the earlier study of
39  9,18|   Byzantium, and if only for this reason deserves the deepest attention.
40  9,18|       reproached, and not without reason, by classical scholars.
41  9,19|    untenable if only for no other reason than elementary chronology:
42  9,19|   accessible afford no sufficient reason to call him a humanist.
43  9,19|    literature, in other words, no reason to believe that Barlaam
44  9,19|       from the Turks and for this reason appealing to him to take
45  9,19|           to understand any other reason. Bessarion died at Ravenna