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 1  2,5 |   waiting,” said a contemporary chronicler, “for directions from the
 2  3,16|        accepted.[144]~ The true chronicler of the sixth century was
 3  4,1 |        initiated.[37] The first chronicler who records some facts about
 4  4,1 |      the West. According to one chronicler, when the news of Constantine’
 5  5,1 |         the early ninth century chronicler Theophanes, author of the
 6  5,3 |       of all male children. The chronicler, who is hostile to the iconoclasts,
 7  5,4 |        anti-image movement. One chronicler refers to Emperor Leo as “
 8  5,4 |       Emperor, according to the chronicler Theophanes, “begin to speak
 9  5,5 |        crowd of spectators. The chronicler Theophanes relates that
10  5,8 | Confessor, whose influence as a chronicler upon the literature of subsequent
11  5,8 |        is the only contemporary chronicler of the period from 813 to
12  6,2 |        was, in the words of the chronicler, a “second Trajan or Belisarius”
13  6,2 |         Nicephorus,” wrote this chronicler, “became a pleasure for
14  6,2 |     early in 976. One Byzantine chronicler wrote, “All nations were
15  6,3 | territory that an early Russian chronicler reports that Sviatoslav “
16  6,4 |        According to the Russian chronicler, during the reign of Leo
17  6,4 |     this account of the Russian chronicler, touched with legendary
18  6,4 |    according to the old Russian chronicler, provided important trade
19  6,4 |         reported by the Russian chronicler. It might be interesting
20  6,4 |         expedition. The Russian chronicler related that Igor organized
21  6,8 |     were kept.[145] A Byzantine chronicler wrote of the time of Michael
22  6,8 |        a contemporary Byzantine chronicler, entered these provinces
23  7,1 |         the year 1165 a Russian chronicler said: “The Emperor’s cousin
24  7,1 |      great honor,” as a Russian chronicler says.~ Appointed Duke of
25  7,1 |       Zangi. The latter, as the chronicler said, “left Edessa four
26  7,1 |    Egypt, Saladin. As a western chronicler reported, “urged by grief
27  7,3 | destroyed by the Turks. A Greek chronicler wrote of that castle that,
28  7,4 |      already evident. A western chronicler of the first half of the
29  7,4 |  identical with the text of the chronicler of the second half of the
30  8,5 |         Greeks, and a Byzantine chronicler of the fourteenth century
31  9,3 |           55] Sanudo, a western chronicler of the same time, said that
32  9,4 |         expedition, the Catalan chronicler Muntaner[79] described Roger
33  9,6 |       Of these events a Russian chronicler remarked, “In the year 6854 [
34  9,7 |    capital that, as a Byzantine chronicler said, the people pulled
35  9,7 | declared a contemporary western chronicler, “it was the first time
36  9,9 |       232]~ ~A far-off Georgian chronicler remarked piously, “On the
37  9,18|      the account of the Catalan chronicler Muntaner.[343] Pachymeres’
38  9,19|      Greek.”[463] An old French chronicler stated of the same time