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 1  6,4 |           of the Emperor’s sister, Anna, and promise to accept Christianity
 2  6,4 |            marriage of his sister, Anna, to Vladimir. Then the Russian
 3  6,4 |            the Byzantine princess, Anna. It is not known exactly
 4  6,8 |     treated scholars with disdain. Anna Comnena, a writer of the
 5  7,1 |      irritated his elder daughter, Anna, the famous authoress of
 6  7,1 |    discovered, in which his sister Anna took the leading part; his
 7  7,1 |         before the First Crusade.~ Anna Comnena, the educated and
 8  7,1 | considerably reduced in territory. Anna Comnena rhetorically declared
 9  7,1 |          to Constantinople itself. Anna Comnena related that, on
10  7,1 |           mercilessly annihilated. Anna Comnena noted: “One could
11  7,1 |          song, “The Scythians” (so Anna Comnena calls the Patzinaks), “
12  7,1 |          among the western Latins. Anna Comnena wrote that Alexius “
13  7,1 |      statement of the contemporary Anna Comnena that Alexius was
14  7,1 |         the following passage from Anna Comnena’s Alexiad, also
15  7,1 |           the Turks and Patzinaks. Anna Comnena made only a passing
16  7,1 |     embarked and sailed to Apulia. Anna Comnena gave an interesting
17  7,4 |        Alexius Comnenus’ daughter, Anna, struck by the activity
18  7,4 |      mother of Alexius I Comnenus, Anna Dalassena, whom her learned
19  7,4 |          her learned granddaughter Anna Comnena calls “this greatest
20  7,4 |        Crusade.~ Alexius’ daughter Anna and her husband Nicephorus
21  7,4 |       daughter of Emperor Alexius, Anna Comnena, is the authoress
22  7,4 |    describing the glorious rule of Anna’s father, “the Great Alexius,
23  7,4 |           the universe, the sun of Anna.” One of Anna’s biographers
24  7,4 |           the sun of Anna.” One of Anna’s biographers remarked: “
25  7,4 |            books of her great work Anna described the time from
26  7,4 |     members of the Comneni family. Anna had received an excellent
27  7,4 |           of the Alexiad, in which Anna adopted the external form
28  7,4 |          literature of that time.” Anna even apologized to her readers
29  7,4 |         partiality for her father, Anna produced a work which is
30  7,4 |        which was a continuation of Anna Comnena’s work. This history
31  8,2 |            Angeli through his wife Anna, daughter of the former
32  8,10|             took the Greek name of Anna. There exists a long poem
33  9,2 |            young Russian princess, Anna, daughter of the grand prince