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 1  2,3 |         numerous dissenting parties represented at the council and was later
 2  2,3 |         Gothic Christians were even represented at the First Ecumenical
 3  2,3 |           of the clergy. This party represented the nationalist and religious
 4  2,4 |             walls of Constantinople represented for the East the gun and
 5  2,5 |            classical literature and represented the so-called “new Alexandrian”
 6  2,5 |          panegyrics. Constantine is represented as a God-chosen emperor
 7  2,5 |        literature of this period is represented by many remarkable authors,
 8  2,5 |       fourth and fifth centuries is represented also by several writers
 9  2,5 |       period, which was brilliantly represented by the remarkable works
10  3,2 |          sixth century, Theodora is represented in imperial robes, surrounded
11  3,8 |       almost certain that the demes represented not only political and religious
12  3,16|           and in which Justinian is represented as the author of all the
13  4,1 |         that his religious teaching represented a pure restoration of the
14  4,2 |             Antioch and Alexandria, represented by their Monophysitic patriarchs
15  4,4 |             of Novels his period is represented by four which deal with
16  4,4 | hymn-writing the seventh century is represented by Andrew (Andreas) of Crete,
17  5,1 |           in her own right, and she represented an innovation which contradicted
18  5,4 |          not the person or the idea represented by the image, but the image
19  5,8 |         hence his dynasty (820-67), represented by three rulers, is called
20  6,3 |         collapsed.”[52] This treaty represented a real success of wise and
21  6,7 |        mentioned in the Epanagoge — represented, is not certain. They were
22  6,7 |       Basilics (τα Βασιλικα), which represented the most complete monument
23  6,7 |             tax was nothing new. It represented a continuation, and at the
24  6,8 |            that of Otto of Germany, represented in many ways a reflection
25  6,8 |    conquerors of southern Italy, as represented by Robert Guiscard, must
26  6,8 |           tenth century are usually represented by four men: Leo the Grammarian,
27  7,1 |       Byzantine Empire,” Andronicus represented “a perfect type of a Byzantian
28  7,1 |           peninsula. The Paulicians represented an Eastern dualistic religious
29  7,1 |    likelihood, this unusual picture represented the fateful battle of Myriocephalon.~
30  7,1 |        Martyrs, and the Emperor was represented there not arrayed in the
31  7,2 |              Isaac II (1185-95) who represented, to quote Gelzer, “the embodied
32  7,3 |           Ages. Those provinces are represented in Michael’s works in a
33  7,3 |             place. Faust himself is represented there as a prince of the
34  7,3 |    Villehardouins, as the latter is represented in the Chronicle of Morea.
35  7,4 | interpretation of the world of gods represented by Homer. In the beginning
36  8,16|         chronicle of that period is represented by only one writer, Joel,
37  9,2 |  Cantacuzene; in one Cantacuzene is represented twice, in imperial robes
38  9,18|             its contemporaries, are represented by four men whose works
39  9,18|            epoch of the Palaeologi, represented by a number of historians,
40  9,18|             literature, where he is represented by some dogmatic treatises,
41  9,18|           data.[383]~ Philosophy is represented in the Palaeologian epoch
42  9,18|          Greek sources.~ Poetry was represented under the Palaeologi by
43  9,19|       cultural tradition, which was represented by the monasteries. The