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 1  5,8 |         closely connected with the romance Barlaam and Josaphat, which
 2  5,8 |          down to recent times, the romance was almost universally attributed
 3  5,8 | Encyclopedia in 1910 says that the romance Barlaam and Josaphat is
 4  5,8 |            and translators of this romance think that the name of St.
 5  8,16|           and presenting a sort of romance which, in a fantastic setting,
 6  8,16|         lands. The medieval French romance which had proved its cosmopolitan
 7  8,16|       raised whether the Byzantine romance in verse of the time was
 8  8,16|  historical content.~ An anonymous romance in verse, Belthandros and
 9  8,16|           example of the Byzantine romance. The text bears some traces
10  8,16|     century.[179]~ The plot of the romance is as follows: A certain
11  8,16|     various miracles, named in the romance a Castle of Love (Ερωτοκαστρον).
12  8,16|          topaz.”[183] Then, in the romance the interesting scene of
13  8,16|           them with great joy. The romance ends with a description
14  8,16|         scholars on this anonymous romance gives an indication, of
15  8,16|           opinion of the Byzantine romance of the epoch of the crusades.
16  8,16|      scholars thinks that a French romance of chivalry, still unknown
17  8,16|          served as a basis for the romance Belthandros and Chrysantza;
18  8,16|        been thought that the whole romance of Belthandros and Chrysantza
19  8,16|          and so on, wrote that the romance of Belthandros and Chrysantza
20  8,16|         the real prototype of this romance is found.[187] Finally,
21  8,16|        Finally, Bury said that the romance of Belthandros and Chrysantza
22  8,16|        said, the background of the romance of Belthandros and Chrysantza
23  9,18|           the same epoch belongs a romance in verse (about four thousand
24  9,18|             in plot and ideas, the romance, “Belthandros and Chrysantza.”
25  9,18|            Lybistros.[421] In this romance the blending of Frankish
26  9,18|            original version of the romance belongs to the fourteenth
27  9,18|            fourteenth century. The romance “Lybistros and Rhodamne”
28  9,18|       version of a Tuscan poem The Romance of Fiorio and Biancifiore (
29  9,18|          The Greek version of the “Romance of Phlorias and Platzia