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 1  2,2 |           Lucian, one of the most learned men of the time, had founded
 2  2,2 |           the gods (theurgy). The learned philosopher Maximus of Ephesus
 3  2,3 |    tongues, Syriac or Arabic. One learned orientalist wrote: “If even
 4  2,4 |        A.D): “Euanthius, the most learned grammarian, died at Constantinople,
 5  2,5 |          a later period sometimes learned by heart. He also left a
 6  3,5 | responsible for the fact that the learned jurists of the nineteenth
 7  3,5 |     Digest, Tribonian and his two learned coadjutors, Theophilus,
 8  3,7 |         Council of Chalcedon. One learned deacon of Carthage wrote, “
 9  3,9 |           eyewitnesses, and facts learned by hearsay. From his own
10  5,8 |          frequently the case with learned men in the Middle Ages,
11  5,8 |       Photius, a layman, the most learned man of the period. Two parties
12  5,8 |        Faustus.”[191] As the most learned man of his time, he did
13  6,1 |          in the midst of the most learned men of his time. The administrative
14  6,8 |     scholars at the time when the learned activity of the rest of
15  7,1 |           Emperor himself and his learned daughter give an excellent
16  7,1 |         country. Alexius Comnenus learned with dissatisfaction of
17  7,1 |        educated Greek patriot and learned literary man of the nineteenth
18  7,1 |          western peoples, who had learned caution through the bitter
19  7,3 |           crusade.~ When the pope learned of the taking of Zara and
20  7,3 |        the shore of Syria when he learned of the taking of Constantinople
21  7,4 |        Comnenus was the case of a learned philosopher, John Italus (
22  7,4 |         was predominant among his learned contemporaries. In a word,
23  7,4 |           On the other hand, some learned Latins from the West took
24  7,4 |        the two languages and most learned in letters, namely James,
25  7,4 |          world. Here also are men learned in all the books of the
26  7,4 |          Anna Dalassena, whom her learned granddaughter Anna Comnena
27  7,4 |      peculiar to the style of his learned wife. The influence of Xenophon
28  7,4 |         Persian or Scythian.” The learned Michael Acominatus soon
29  7,4 |           and Manuel, is the very learned poet, Theodore Prodromus,
30  7,4 |          the participation of the learned members of the Catholic
31  7,4 |           of Italian scholars who learned Greek and transmitted a
32  8,17|     Serbian documents before they learned it from Byzantine sources,
33  8,17|          and the attempts of some learned jurists to establish a definite
34  9,2 |          Turkish yoke. The sultan learned of the plan and determined
35  9,4 |           in Greece remains to be learned; but we must realize that
36  9,7 |        Although both writers, the learned utopian Plethon as well
37  9,8 |       Gemistus Plethon, “the most learned man of his age,” and Nicholas
38  9,9 |           one considers himself a learned man.[232]~ ~A far-off Georgian
39  9,18|           century, and the famous learned theologian of the fifteenth