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 1  2,5 |       church of St. Sergius and St. Simeon, where they celebrated the
 2  2,5 |             famous monastery of St. Simeon Stylites (Kalat Seman),
 3  6,3 |        Although in the time of King Simeon Bulgaria became a formidable
 4  6,3 |             far as to send his son, Simeon, to be educated in Constantinople.
 5  6,3 |             by its very famous King Simeon, son of Boris. His “love
 6  6,3 |        offer adequate resistance to Simeon because the Byzantine army
 7  6,3 |            north in order to divert Simeon’s attention from the Byzantine
 8  6,3 |             civilized nations.”[43] Simeon was defeated by the Magyars
 9  6,3 |          Danube. After this victory Simeon turned his attention to
10  6,3 |           and to send rich gifts to Simeon every year.~ After the Arabian
11  6,3 |       Thessalonica in the year 904, Simeon became very desirous of
12  6,3 |         other words, by this treaty Simeon united under the Bulgarian
13  6,3 |             Leo VI and the death of Simeon the Bulgarian in 927 there
14  6,3 |            Empire and Bulgaria, and Simeon very definitely strove to
15  6,3 |            patriarch tried to abash Simeon and threatened that the
16  6,3 |      Magyars or Hungarians.[47] But Simeon was well aware that these
17  6,3 |          Constantinople lay open to Simeon. But in 918 the Bulgarian
18  6,3 |            to the torch. Meanwhile, Simeon attempted to form an alliance
19  6,3 |             of the Byzantine cities Simeon occupied. It was partly
20  6,3 |           the Balkan peninsula that Simeon based his right to call
21  6,3 |       between Romanus Lecapenus and Simeon took place under the walls
22  6,3 |         from his imperial yacht and Simeon from the land. The two monarchs
23  6,3 |             pay a yearly tribute to Simeon. Simeon, however, was now
24  6,3 |           yearly tribute to Simeon. Simeon, however, was now compelled
25  6,3 | preparations (927).~ In the time of Simeon Bulgarian territory expanded
26  6,3 |             For these achievements, Simeon’s name is significant for
27  6,3 |             by Slavonic supremacy.~ Simeon was succeeded by the meek
28  6,3 |         patriarchate established by Simeon. This peace lasted for some
29  6,3 |      Lecapenus. “Great Bulgaria” of Simeon’s time was torn asunder
30  6,8 |        Lives of Saints, compiled by Simeon Metaphrastes. To the early
31  6,8 |           Arabian Emir of Crete, to Simeon of Bulgaria, to the popes,
32  7,1 |             the tenth century under Simeon, became strained in the
33  8,12|            Constantinople; for both Simeon in the tenth century, and
34  9,4 |            to the Great Bulgaria of Simeon. For the first time, Albanian,
35  9,5 |           and thirteenth centuries, Simeon and the Asens. The chief
36  9,5 |             Asens. The chief aim of Simeon had been the liberation
37  9,6 |             Great Prince of Moscow, Simeon the Proud, for the restoration
38  9,6 |             where the great prince, Simeon the Proud, fell its victim