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 1  2,5 |          and in its main portion gives chronological tables of
 2  2,5 |          persecutorum. This work gives very interesting information
 3  3,4 |        Constantinople. Procopius gives an interesting account of
 4  3,15|      inconsistent in its nature, gives enough basis, however, for
 5  3,16|          of Maurice, and he also gives extremely valuable information
 6  3,16|           but even this fragment gives excellent data on the nature
 7  4,1 | neglected. Byzantine hagiography gives a vivid and striking picture
 8  5,8 |        erroneous. This chronicle gives very exact information:
 9  5,8 |       the Saracen faith. It also gives a vivid picture of the aspirations
10  6,7 |    ecclesiastic officials, which gives a very clear picture of
11  6,7 |       craftsmen and traders, and gives an account of the internal
12  6,7 |      Constantine Porphyrogenitus gives a list of twenty-nine themes:
13  6,7 |         Lecapenus before 921-927 gives thirty themes.[136] In the
14  6,8 |          it a patchwork.[164] It gives, however, an impressive
15  6,8 |   especially valuable because it gives us a picture of this famous
16  6,8 |        had seen military action, gives a strikingly forceful and
17  6,8 |         of the juridical academy gives an insight into the government’
18  6,8 |   description of Digenes’ palace gives a closer view of the magnificence
19  6,8 |          on personal experience, gives a true picture of the time
20  7,1 |           The charter of Alexius gives an interesting list of the
21  7,1 |          the Latins, the message gives a long list of relics of
22  7,3 |       important and said that it gives a special theory explaining
23  7,3 |       capture of Constantinople, gives a striking picture of appalling
24  7,3 |       poetry, and letters, which gives good information on the
25  7,3 |         sources, it nevertheless gives a rich mine of precious
26  7,3 |       Broad-flowing among reeds, gives nurture to your swans.~There
27  7,4 |         been adequately studied, gives an approximate idea of the
28  7,4 |       consists of 938 verses and gives much information on the
29  7,4 |         antique; natural freedom gives place to formalism; the
30  8,5 |          in the year 1213, Henry gives a brief account of his victory
31  8,12|        91] The Orthodox calendar gives under November 4 the name
32  8,16|     Theodore II Las-caris, which gives much information on the
33  8,16|          Nicholas Irenikos’ poem gives new information on the splendid
34  8,16|       basileus. When Belthandros gives the rod to the most beautiful
35  8,16|        on this anonymous romance gives an indication, of their
36  9,4 |       wrote the same author, one gives it its real name. Those
37  9,7 |          Manuel wrote: “The King gives us help in warriors, marksmen,
38  9,18|        Metochites’ ideas,” which gives the reader grounds to admire
39  9,18|      Peloponnesus by the Latins, gives an interesting specimen