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 1  2,4 |              II also dates the oldest collection of decrees of Roman emperors
 2  2,4 |                For a long time such a collection had been needed because
 3  2,4 |            little is known. The first collection dates back to the epoch
 4  2,4 |             of Diocletian. The second collection, compiled during the reign
 5  2,4 |       Theodosius’ idea was to issue a collection of laws modeled after the
 6  2,4 |            state religion, this legal collection may be considered as a sort
 7  2,5 |              reality the date for its collection was set by the administration
 8  2,5 |             writers left also a large collection of orations and letters.
 9  2,5 |            orations and letters. This collection constitutes one of the richest
10  2,5 |          Christians. He wrote a large collection of “Paraphrases of Aristotle,”
11  2,5 |              lesser importance is the collection of his letters, which in
12  2,5 |         author o£ the very well-known collection of biographies of Roman
13  2,5 |            attempt to prove that this collection was written under Julian
14  3,1 |         containing a very interesting collection of legends. It proclaims
15  3,5 |               acute need for a single collection of imperial edicts accessible
16  3,5 |            were to be gathered in one collection. As early as April, 529,
17  3,5 |              not combined into such a collection. Only much later, in the
18  3,8 |        measures which accompanied the collection of taxes reached their extreme
19  3,16|              on natural science and a collection of letters, he also wrote
20  3,16|             wanted to compile a large collection of monastic “Lives,” but
21  3,16|           ambitions. Though his large collection of deeds and other papyri
22  4,4 |         legislation. In the published collection of Novels his period is
23  5,3 |      characterized this document as a collection of rural police regulations
24  5,8 |              service books. His large collection of letters of a religious-canonic
25  6,7 |               left a very interesting collection of letters invaluable from
26  6,8 |            Constantine was the famous collection of Lives of Saints, compiled
27  6,8 |        Anthologia Palatina is a large collection of short poems of both Christian
28  6,8 |              and finally his valuable collection of letters, preserved in
29  6,8 |               period, left a valuable collection of over 150 letters. It
30  6,8 |              favorite hero. He left a collection of epigrams and occasional
31  7,4 | pseudo-Photian Nomocanon (a canonical collection of fourteen titles), the
32  7,4 |              numerous writings is the collection of his 107 letters, which
33  8,7 |             contained in the precious collection of the letters of the above-mentioned
34  8,16|        panegyrics, and left the large collection of letters mentioned above (
35  9,9 |               Turkish sources offer a collection of Turkish popular legends
36  9,17|               great importance is the collection published by Miklosich and
37  9,18|          style, and, finally, a large collection of important letters to
38  9,18|          rhetorical essays and left a collection of 172 letters. In his philosophical
39  9,18|           grammatical essays, and the collection of more than 100 of his