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 1  2,3 |       manners of the Huns. This description is particularly valuable
 2  3,16|       is to give an account and description of the multitude of edifices
 3  3,16|  Abyssinians, Nonnosus, wrote a description of his distant journey.
 4  3,16|        neither tell it nor make description of it.”[162] In spite of
 5  4,1 |        captured a city from the description of which I shall refrain.
 6  6,2 |     nine months. An interesting description of the siege of Syracuse
 7  6,6 |        contrast to his reverent description of his first visit to the
 8  6,8 |        was primarily a detailed description of the complicated code
 9  6,8 |      the Rhodian wrote a poetic description of the Church of the Apostles,
10  6,8 |    empire) are inseparable. The description of Digenes’ palace gives
11  7,3 |        Christ. Another stirring description of the sack of Constantinople
12  7,3 |         list.~ ~Later appears a description of this castle, which has
13  7,4 |       under Manuel, gave in the description of his journey some glowing
14  7,4 |  Emperor; in his book he gave a description of the most important monuments
15  7,4 |  Perhaps one should compare the description of Benjamin of Tudela, with
16  7,4 |         real life as the famous description of the fair of Thessalonica.
17  8,16| Particularly interesting is the description by Nicholas Mesarites of
18  8,16|  important monument itself, the description of Nicholas based upon his
19  8,16|         The romance ends with a description of the solemn wedding of
20  9,2 |      his History an interesting description of his mission to find a
21  9,6 | historians have left a detailed description of the disease showing the
22  9,6 |         against it.[134] In his description of this epidemic John Cantacuzene
23  9,6 | Cantacuzene imitated the famous description of the Athenian plague in
24  9,6 |  Decameron which begins “with a description of the Black Death classical
25  9,6 |       138] Scholars compare the description of Boccaccio with that of
26  9,6 |         gave a very interesting description of Tenedos:~ ~We came to
27  9,7 |         the Emperor made a fine description written in a rather jocose
28  9,8 | Constantinople.~ An interesting description of Constantinople was written
29  9,17|       and, through his detailed description, he threw light on a rich
30  9,18|       on various subjects, the “Description of spring on a regal woven
31  9,18|        of 1355 lines, is a long description of his own life and of the
32  9,18|      the second poem is another description of that monastery;[402]
33  9,18|      Metochites gave a detailed description of his palace with its riches,