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 1  2,2 |            who was married to the Isaurian Zeno, had a son Leo, who,
 2  2,2 |    various tribes: Thracians, one Isaurian, and an Illyrian (perhaps
 3  2,5 |         518).~ ~Settlement of the Isaurian problem. The Persian War.
 4  2,5 |        decisive settlement of the Isaurian problem.~ Among external
 5  2,5 |     national problem, that of the Isaurian predominance. The Bulgarians
 6  5,1 |                               The Isaurian or Syrian Dynasty.~ Until
 7  5,1 |        new dynasty, was called an Isaurian in historical writings,
 8  5,1 |        usually referred to as the Isaurian dynasty. However, at the
 9  5,1 |           that Leo III was not an Isaurian by birth, but a Syrian.[
10  5,1 |        origin. He wrote; “Leo the Isaurian was a native of Germanicea,
11  5,1 |     Germanicopolis, a city of the Isaurian province.[8] The Syrian
12  5,1 |           s deposition, ended the Isaurian or Syrian dynasty. In the
13  5,2 |       between the emperors of the Isaurian dynasty and the Bulgarians.
14  5,3 | activities of the emperors of the Isaurian dynasty.~ ~Legislation. —
15  5,3 |          death. In this sense the Isaurian emperors were right in claiming
16  5,3 |          legislative deeds of the Isaurian emperors were officially
17  5,3 |          an ardent admirer of the Isaurian emperors. “At present, when
18  5,3 |            In connection with the Isaurian dynasty, and especially
19  5,3 |     scholars to the period of the Isaurian dynasty.~ The Maritime Law (
20  5,3 |        belongs to the time of the Isaurian dynasty[52] were correct,
21  5,3 |      certainty as the work of the Isaurian emperors.[53]~ ~The themes. —
22  5,3 |       Only in the time of Leo the Isaurian does an abrupt turn take
23  5,3 |        century in the time of the Isaurian dynasty. It appears that
24  5,3 |        system of themes under the Isaurian dynasty was indissolubly
25  5,7 |          of the activities of the Isaurian dynasty.~ Historians place
26  5,7 |           the first rulers of the Isaurian line, particularly upon
27  5,7 |    characterized the deeds of the Isaurian emperors as “one of the
28  5,7 |        from the government of the Isaurian emperors a new principle
29  5,7 |        the general history of the Isaurian emperors, there is no excessive
30  5,7 |       Uspensky remarked; “Leo the Isaurian is responsible for the rather
31  5,7 |           excessive praise of the Isaurian dynasty. For their policy,
32  5,7 |  gradually being laid. During the Isaurian period the Byzantine Empire
33  5,7 |           complete history of the Isaurian dynasty has yet been written,
34  5,7 |        iconoclastic policy of the Isaurian emperors is at present one
35  5,8 |           of the Empire under the Isaurian emperors to the brilliant
36  6,7 |       judgment, the Ecloga of the Isaurian emperors was apparently
37  7,1 |        Constantine IV and Leo III Isaurian. In 732 the Arabs who had
38  8,17|          may be supposed that the Isaurian emperors who are chiefly