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 1  2,1 |                was Constantine. He was gifted, inasmuch as he clearly
 2  2,1 |                viewed Constantine as a gifted statesman only. Naturally,
 3  2,3 |              under the guidance of the gifted chief, Stilicho, a true
 4  2,3 |                Theodosius II was not a gifted statesman, nor was he particularly
 5  2,4 |              undertaken by some of the gifted and energetic men of Theodosius’
 6  2,5 | representatives, too, were a number of gifted and interesting men, one
 7  2,5 |               these reveal Julian as a gifted writer, historian, thinker,
 8  2,5 |            Augustine and several other gifted writers of prose and poetry,
 9  3,2 |               the very interesting and gifted women of the Byzantine period.
10  3,4 |                and fleet he placed the gifted general Belisarius, who
11  3,4 |             the Goths an energetic and gifted king, Totila, the last defender
12  3,4 |             successor, Narses, another gifted Byzantine general, finally
13  3,4 |            king, Chosroes Nushirvan, a gifted and skillful ruler, recognized
14  3,16|             this grandiose project two gifted architects, Anthemius and
15  4,1 |              Slavs.~ Heraclius, a very gifted and active emperor, seemed
16  5,3 |                 Leo III was not only a gifted leader and energetic defender
17  5,7 |               be an eminent general, a gifted administrator, and a wise
18  5,8 |              his affairs.”[127] Highly gifted in many ways, Bardas successfully
19  5,8 |           enjoyed great authority as a gifted general and was careful
20  5,8 |        iconoclastic emperors were both gifted warriors and wise administrators,
21  5,8 |              figure of Kasia, the only gifted poetess of the Byzantine
22  5,8 |           ninth century. Exceptionally gifted, with a keen love of knowledge
23  6,2 |                Empire by the young and gifted general, George Maniaces,
24  6,8 |                X Ducas (1059-67). This gifted financier and defender of
25  7,1 |              Comnena, the educated and gifted daughter of the new Emperor,
26  7,4 |              danger to Byzantium.~ The gifted and highly educated wife
27  9,2 |           Byzantium many energetic and gifted men, especially in the military
28  9,15|              the union; Bessarion, the gifted and highly educated supporter
29  9,18|               a group of important and gifted historians who endeavored