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 1  3,15|       tenth century, Constantine Porphyrogenitus, who remarked that after
 2  3,16|          the time of Constantine Porphyrogenitus in the tenth century, The
 3  3,16|          matters for Constantine Porphyrogenitus.~ In addition to these historians
 4  4,4 |           written by Constantine Porphyrogenitus, the emperor of the tenth
 5  5,2 |          the work of Constantine Porphyrogenitus, On the Themes, refer also
 6  5,3 |         individuals. Constantine Porphyrogenitus said that the Bucellarians
 7  6   |          Photius and Constantine Porphyrogenitus add further glory and significance
 8  6,1 |       Leo’s son, Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus (913-59), remained indifferent
 9  6,1 |    deposed in 945 by Constantine Porphyrogenitus, who ruled independently
10  6,1 |      daughter of Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus. Only after the death of
11  6,2 |      this expedition Constantine Porphyrogenitus spoke of the presence of
12  6,2 |         reign of Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus (913-59) and Romanus I Lecapenus (
13  6,2 |      were dethroned. Constantine Porphyrogenitus became sole emperor. “It
14  6,2 |        last years of Constantine Porphyrogenitus were marked by desperate
15  6,3 |         the reign of Constantine Porphyrogenitus.[53] Later, in the second
16  6,4 | concretely under Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus in the year 957, when the
17  6,5 |          Bulgarians. Constantine Porphyrogenitus devoted much space to the
18  6,6 |          the time of Constantine Porphyrogenitus. The population on the shores
19  6,7 |         the Novel of Constantine Porphyrogenitus. One of the reasons for
20  6,7 |         co-regent of Constantine Porphyrogenitus. This Novel proposed three
21  6,7 |  subsequent Novel of Constantine Porphyrogenitus it was officially stated
22  6,7 |          the time of Constantine Porphyrogenitus, lists twenty-five themes.[
23  6,7 |      tenth century), Constantine Porphyrogenitus gives a list of twenty-nine
24  6,8 |          Emperor Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus, who did much for the intellectual
25  6,8 |          The time of Constantine Porphyrogenitus witnessed also the compilation
26  6,8 |         Genesius, of Constantine Porphyrogenitus, and of the continuator
27  6,8 |          from the reign of Basil Porphyrogenitus (i.e., Basil II Bulgar-octonus)
28  6,8 |         century, and Constantine Porphyrogenitus in the tenth.[182]~ The
29  7,1 |      reign of the Emperor Manuel Porphyrogenitus Comnenus and in the days
30  7,4 |       ninth century, Constantine Porphyrogenitus in the tenth, and Michael
31  8,17|   Romanus Lecapenus, Constantine Porphyrogenitus, Romanus II, and Nicephorus
32 App  |        913.~~~~~~Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus, 913-959.~~~~~~Romanus I