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 1  2,4 |        code and the other sources mentioned. It is for this reason that
 2  2,5 |           Council of Chalcedon is mentioned in the Henoticon only once,
 3  2,5 |            origin. They are first mentioned in the Balkan peninsula
 4  3,8 | devastating plague of 542 must be mentioned. It began near Pelusium,
 5  3,15|        the Acta of St. Demetrius, mentioned above. This was properly
 6  3,15|           some hundred years ago, mentioned in the first chapter of
 7  3,16|          historian Agathias,[156] mentioned earlier. Finally, Corippus
 8  4,1 |            11] These invaders are mentioned in the writings of Heraclius’
 9  4,1 |      victory over the Persians is mentioned in the Koran. “The Greeks
10  6,2 |        the Byzantine fleet may be mentioned: in 917 the renegade pirate
11  6,7 |  collections — one in sixty books mentioned in the Prochiron, the other
12  6,7 |          the other in forty books mentioned in the Epanagoge — represented,
13  6,7 |         its materials.~ It may be mentioned here that the Epanagoge,
14  6,7 |          the Administrative Code, mentioned as early as the tenth century.
15  6,8 |      eyewitness, has already been mentioned.~ Among the chroniclers
16  7,1 |        Greek name of the Comneni, mentioned in the sources for the first
17  7,1 |    punished.~ Besides the peoples mentioned, the Serbs and Magyars (
18  7,1 |          among the other pilgrims mentioned in the sources is a most
19  7,1 |           and places of Palestine mentioned in the New Testament. Daniel
20  7,1 |           the following should be mentioned. The first is Godfrey of
21  7,1 |          of Cappadocia, the above‑mentioned Danishmandites, and began
22  7,1 |          in his oration to Manuel mentioned the king, who “ran to us
23  7,2 |    brother John. Whenever Nicetas mentioned the Bulgarians, he gave
24  7,3 |          disaster of 1204 is also mentioned in Russian “chronogra-phies.”~
25  7,4 |        Tzetzes hardly needs to be mentioned, but in philological literature “
26  8,11|           example of the alliance mentioned above it is obvious that
27  8,11|          of John Vatatzes was not mentioned in this papal letter. Meanwhile
28  8,16|       large collection of letters mentioned above (over two hundred)
29  8,16|          these two names were not mentioned in Krumbacher’s famous History
30  9,2 |         of John Palaeologus to be mentioned in the churches or at public
31  9,3 |          Genoese who, as has been mentioned above, had established relations
32  9,3 |     document of 1323 at Naples is mentioned “a quarter called Bulgarian” (
33  9,4 |     second century A.D., Ptolemy, mentioned an Albanian tribe with a
34  9,8 |          the three nations I have mentioned, i.e., the French, English,
35  9,17|   authority;” in another place he mentioned Venetians, Genoese, and
36  9,18|         and men of affairs may be mentioned among the most eminent partisans
37  9,18|        fourteenth century, may be mentioned as the author of Εκθεσις
38  9,18|      Empire of Nicaea he has been mentioned as the author of a panegyric
39  9,18|        under Andronicus II may be mentioned Thomas Magister, who came
40  9,18|         encyclopaedic men already mentioned devoted part of their time
41  9,18|      Manuel II, have already been mentioned.[441]~ The art of the Palaeologian