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1 2,2 | the year 340 and Constans ten years later. Constantius 2 2,4 | Three rhetors (oratores) and ten grammarians were to conduct 3 2,4 | sophists (sofistae) and ten grammarians were to teach 4 2,5 | was responsible for only ten per cent of the general 5 2,5 | Ecclesiastical History, ten books covering the period 6 2,5 | because of a sojourn of about ten years in the Egyptian monastic 7 3,5 | gathered a commission of ten experts, including Tribonian, “ 8 3,5 | published. It was divided into ten books, containing the constitutions 9 3,16| skillfully guided the work of ten thousand laborers. The Emperor 10 5,5 | which the author speaks of ten hands of the martyr Procopius, 11 6,7 | ninth century there were ten themes: five Asiatic, four 12 6,8 | Bulgarian war, left a history in ten books which covers the time 13 7,1 | people, reckoning not in ten thousands but surpassing 14 7,1 | of blood.”~ In the last ten years of the reign of John, 15 7,1 | emperor and the pope. Over ten thousand foreigners came 16 7,1 | neutral.~ The well-known ten days’ siege of Thessalonica 17 8,14| to be ready to depart in ten days. It is interesting 18 8,16| and Chrysantza continue. Ten months later the lovers, 19 9,4 | Constantinople.[85] There were almost ten thousand members of the 20 9,4 | Stephen Dushan, 1331-55. Ten years before he mounted 21 9,4 | 95]~ During the first ten years of his rule, while 22 9,5 | also crowned, and their ten year old son was proclaimed “ 23 9,5 | death of its founder.”[122] “Ten years after,” another Russian 24 9,6 | which is some eight or ten miles about. There are many 25 9,18| Empire. He wrote a History in ten books, from 1298 to 1463 26 9,18| Concerning Prudence (Εις την σωφροσυνην).[417] A very