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 1  2,1 |    Edict of Milan. The original text of this document has not
 2  2,2 |        the church?”[83] But the text of the second decree has
 3  2,3 |   Justinian’s time. This Syriac text, which was probably written
 4  2,3 |       In addition to the Syriac text there exist also Arabic
 5  3,5 |         to their original Latin text; even so they thrust the
 6  3,5 | Verifying or reinterpreting the text by citing original works
 7  3,5 |   abbreviating or enlarging the text of the original. At present,
 8  3,5 |        changes in the classical text are properly ascribed not
 9  3,6 |       Testament from the Hebrew text, which had to be replaced
10  3,9 |     miniatures) which adorn his text. It is likely that some
11  3,16|    restoring the original Greek text of his chronicle.[147]~
12  4,1 |     Jerusalem on the other. The text of the agreement upon which
13  5,3 |        sixth century, the Latin text of his Code, Digest, and
14  5,4 |  perhaps 725. Unfortunately the text of this decree is unknown.[
15  5,8 |       of his authentic original text forms one of the most difficult
16  5,8 |   critical edition of the Greek text of Hamartolus was published.[
17  5,8 |       supplemented by the Greek text of the continuation of this
18  6,2 |       existence the interesting text of the agreement between
19  6,4 |     interesting Jewish medieval text on Khazaro-Russian-Byzantine
20  6,4 |  difficulties presented by this text are still in a stage of
21  6,4 |         the publication of this text has brought about a new
22  6,8 |         of the modern published text. Bury, who wrote a special
23  6,8 | Logothete, whose complete Greek text has not yet been published.
24  6,8 |        of the unpublished Greek text.[170]~ To the tenth century
25  7,1 |        existence of an original text, which has not been preserved
26  7,1 |     entirely different from the text which has come down to us.
27  7,1 |        of the embellished Latin text which exists today. It is
28  7,1 |       could.” Interpreting this text the Russian scholar V. Rosen
29  7,1 |         s hypothesis to Yahya’s text. Since this important statement
30  7,1 | effective oration, the original text of which has been lost.
31  7,3 |       Although Hopf produced no text of the treaty and did not
32  7,3 |        even indicate where this text was to be found, the authority
33  7,3 |     Constantinople and with the text of the treaty concerning
34  7,4 |       almost identical with the text of the chronicler of the
35  8,16|      the Byzantine romance. The text bears some traces of a later
36  8,17|         Jerusalem. The original text of the Assises of Antioch
37  9,6 |         detailed and voluminous text of the conference of Turin
38  9,18|      only in its original Greek text, but also in an old Italian
39  9,18|      only nine pages of printed text, it covers all the years
40  9,18|      epoch began to remodel the text of ancient authors according
41  9,18|        Triklinius, an excellent text critic, who, as Krumbacher
42  9,18|     expressed that the original text was Italian, probably in
43  9,18|       own opinion, the original text is Greek. The author of
44  9,18|     political” meter. The Greek text does not give any indication