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 1  2,3|           Nicaea by their bishop, Theophilus, one of the signers of the
 2  2,3|         spite of the intrigues of Theophilus, bishop of Alexandria, John
 3  3  |    Justinian written by the abbot Theophilus, a teacher of Justinian,
 4  3,5|       partly their inspirer,” and Theophilus, professor of law at Constantinople.[
 5  3,5|           two learned coadjutors, Theophilus, professor in Constantinople,
 6  5,4|        and Michael II and his son Theophilus, born in the Phrygian province
 7  5,8|         throne passed to his son, Theophilus (829-42), who was married
 8  5,8|            The son of Michael II, Theophilus, was defeated in Asia Minor
 9  5,8|           not very successful for Theophilus. An Arab historian even
10  5,8|   subjugation of the Empire.[134] Theophilus sent Mamun an envoy bearing
11  5,8| suspension of hostilities. In 837 Theophilus reopened an offensive which
12  5,8|       very strong impression upon Theophilus. He lost all hope of effectively
13  5,8|    friendly manner, yet they gave Theophilus no active assistance.~ During
14  5,8|    dynasty, in the later years of Theophilus’ reign and the reign of
15  5,8|           Tarentum in the time of Theophilus was a grave and direct menace
16  5,8|      particularly under Leo V and Theophilus, was neither more moderate
17  5,8|     Michael II the Stammerer, and Theophilus, had to carry out their
18  5,8|          the time of Michael II.~ Theophilus, the successor of Michael
19  5,8|            Historical opinions of Theophilus are extremely contradictory,
20  5,8|          iconoclasm, the reign of Theophilus was the harshest time of
21  5,8|          Greek verses composed by Theophilus himself for the purpose,
22  5,8|          the surviving sources on Theophilus might force historians to
23  5,8|         religious persecutions of Theophilus did not go beyond a certain
24  5,8|             Theodora, the wife of Theophilus, was a zealous adherent
25  5,8|        known to her husband. When Theophilus died in 842, Theodora became
26  5,8|           to the death of Emperor Theophilus in 842 A.D., in other words,
27  5,8|        the Byzantine period. When Theophilus decided to choose a wife,
28  5,8|      mathematician of the time of Theophilus. He became so famous abroad
29  5,8|           come to his court. When Theophilus heard of this invitation
30  5,8|         sent a personal letter to Theophilus begging him to send Leo
31  5,8|         this demand. In this case Theophilus treated science “as if it
32  5,8|         letters exchanged between Theophilus and Mamun regarding Leo
33  5,8|   outrival the glories of Bagdad, Theophilus built a palace in imitation
34  7,4|         the iconoclastic emperor, Theophilus, and so on. Timarion, without
35 App |          Stammerer, 820-829.~~~~~~Theophilus, 829-842.~~~~~~Michael III,