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 1  2,2 |          s time almost none have survived to the present day. However,
 2  2,2 |         This bureaucratic system survived to the last years of the
 3  2,2 |  artistic qualities, nothing has survived. It disappeared immediately
 4  2,4 |          the two collections has survived; both are known only through
 5  2,5 |     events. Unfortunately it has survived only through an Armenian
 6  2,5 |          translations which have survived were made not from the original
 7  2,5 |  Philostorgius, whose works have survived only in fragments, narrated
 8  2,5 |     Byzantine History, which has survived in fragments, and his information
 9  2,5 |       books of this history have survived, covering historical events
10  2,5 |        in the fifth century have survived to the present day. The
11  3,9 |        the sixth century has not survived, but the later manuscripts
12  3,16|  fragments in which alone it has survived, events from the second
13  3,16|        fragment of this work has survived, which is concerned with
14  3,16|  important and original part has survived, which deals with events
15  3,16|        Several of his works have survived. Among these are the lives
16  3,16|      textiles of that epoch have survived.[169] And although under
17  4,1 |       population of the city has survived, with, unfortunately, some
18  4,1 |       the theme of Opsikion, has survived from this period. It is
19  4,4 |          fact that this work has survived only in fragments, there
20  5,5 |  scattered information which has survived one may conclude that the
21  5,8 |          in later centuries, has survived in such a complicated and
22  5,8 |     council of the year 754 have survived in the acts of the Seventh
23  5,8 |       neither of these works has survived. A number of iconoclastic
24  5,8 |         works of the iconoclasts survived through the ages.~ In connection
25  6,1 |        from 1028 until 1034. Zoë survived him, and at the age of about
26  6,1 |      third husband, but Theodora survived Constantine Monomachus and
27  6,7 |       the army. These allotments survived until the tenth century,
28  6,8 |    historical work which has not survived, some diplomatic letters,
29  6,8 |        life.”[186] This epic has survived the Byzantine Empire. Even
30  7,4 |        Nicephorus Bryennius, who survived Alexius and played an important
31  8,10|        ivy.[76]~ ~Constance-Anna survived her husband by many years,
32  8,16|         to his literary studies, survived the restoration of the Byzantine
33  8,17|      system of military holdings survived to some extent down to the
34  8,17|       The institution of pronoia survived through the Middle Ages
35  8,17| preiconoclast period, which have survived; these were the charters
36  8,17|          of the texts which have survived “wrote a complete treatise
37  8,17|         Armenian translation has survived, and in the nineteenth century
38  9,2 |      Turks.~ Of the brothers who survived Constantine, Demetrius Palaeologus