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 1  3,16|            of St. Sophia. Professor Thomas Whittemore, director of
 2  5,8 |             and the insurrection of Thomas the Slavonian. — In the
 3  5,8 |        Arabs in the insurrection of Thomas during the reign of Michael
 4  5,8 |         organized in Asia Minor, by Thomas, a Slav by birth, and assumed
 5  5,8 |             was significant because Thomas succeeded in gaining over
 6  5,8 |     European continent, the army of Thomas included Persians, Armenians,
 7  5,8 |        other Caucasian tribes.[128] Thomas stood at the head of such
 8  5,8 |             the instance of, Mamun, Thomas was crowned at Antioch as
 9  5,8 |            very interesting because Thomas utilized the discontent
10  5,8 |           tax collectors sided with Thomas, and there was, according
11  5,8 |            fleet in the Aegean Sea, Thomas directed his forces against
12  5,8 |           he succeeded in defeating Thomas’ fleet; on the other, he
13  5,8 |           forces of the insurgents. Thomas could not regain his former
14  5,8 |        image-worship. The defeat of Thomas meant also the defeat of
15  5,8 |           may have been a result of Thomas’ uprising, which undoubtedly
16  5,8 |       father of the western church, Thomas Aquinas, as a model for
17  6,7 | aftereffects of the insurrection of Thomas in the third decade of the
18  7,3 |             clergy, and a Venetian, Thomas Morosini, was raised to
19  7,3 |             unfavorable portrait of Thomas Morosini.~ It is clear that,
20  8,14|      patriarchate a Venetian noble, Thomas Morosini, the pope, though
21  8,14|          stood the Latin patriarch, Thomas Morosini and, leading the
22  9,2 |             David. Another brother, Thomas, ended his days in Italy
23  9,2 |       result.~ Zoë, the daughter of Thomas Palaeologus and the sister
24  9,11|        friend. It was intended that Thomas Aquinas, the most famous
25  9,18|          things, the famous work of Thomas Aquinas, Summa Theologiae.
26  9,18|         translations which make St. Thomas speak in the tongue of St.
27  9,18|      Andronicus II may be mentioned Thomas Magister, who came from