| Table of Contents | Words: Alphabetical - Frequency - Inverse - Length - Statistics | Help | IntraText Library |
| A.A. Vasiliev History of the Byzantine empire IntraText - Concordances (Hapax - words occurring once) |
bold = Main text
Chapter, Paragraph grey = Comment text
4011 9,3 | Minor, near the city of Phocaea (in Italian, Fogia, Foglia)
4012 6,8 | century; St. Luke of Stiris in Phocis (the early eleventh century);
4013 6,7 | former animosity between the Photinians (or Photians) and the Ignatians,
4014 5,3 | the mere resemblance in phraseology, very striking at times,
4015 7,1 | was not a man humbly to pick up what the crusaders left
4016 5,4 | a picture is one thing (picturam adorare), but to learn through
4017 5,4 | there must be no pictures (picturas) in the church, that the
4018 2,1 | however, that “the Constantine pictured by Eusebius often saw between
4019 9,6 | Black Death classical in its picturesqueness and measured solemnity,”[
4020 9,11| Bonaventura, Petrus Galesinius (Pietro Galesino) in the sixteenth
4021 2,1 | external policy.[17] A. Piganiol said that Constantine was
4022 6,7 | grocers, butchers, sellers of pigs, fish, horses, and bread,
4023 7,3 | castle, which has pillars, pilasters, arches, archlets, balconies,
4024 7,1 | buildings, lies now as a pile of stones.”~ The unsuccessful
4025 7,1 | interest in it. All these pilgrimaging expeditions took place before
4026 7,1 | Of course, some of the pilgriming knights were armed, but “
4027 7,4 | the Iliad and Odyssey, on Pindarus, and some others; to the
4028 9,9 | pious and lofty spirit (pio et excelso animo).”[197]~
4029 9,18| this forest, however, some pioneers have already beaten paths
4030 7,1 | through a neglected drain pipe; then he was caught again
4031 7,4 | Areopagus, Hymettus, and Piraeus, which like some unalterable
4032 7,1 | offensive of the Arabs, as H. Pirenne said, “changed the face
4033 7,3 | in Constantinople, but to pitch their camp outside, in its
4034 7,1 | sufficiently bemourned: pits were filled to the top with
4035 9,9 | Piccolomini, the future Pope Pius II, calling to mind numberless
4036 9,4 | sixteenth century, Cortez and Pizarro; he does not know “what
4037 3,10| when anarchy, poverty, and plagues raged throughout the Empire.
4038 2,2 | for the rays of the divine planet penetrated deep into his
4039 9,7 | every one who will may plant and build a home where he
4040 7,1 | western friend, King Henry II Plantagenet, of England, Manuel announced
4041 3,9 | made rapid progress. Large plantations of mulberry trees sprang
4042 5,8 | walls of temples were either plastered over or newly ornamented. “
4043 2,2 | commemoration of the battle of Plataea, transferred by Constantine
4044 9,19| Calumniator (In calumniatorem Platonis), succeeded in remaining
4045 9,18| forerunner of the Byzantine Platonists of the fifteenth century
4046 3,15| with their Sophocleses and Platos.[131]~ ~It was Fallmerayer’
4047 9,12| lived, had the secret of playing upon their feelings at the
4048 5,8 | follows: “All the childish plays, the raging mockeries and
4049 6,2 | even Jerusalem began to plead for mercy. “If the pagan
4050 3,5 | will turn out distinguished pleaders and servants of justice,
4051 7,4 | takes shelter,” to whom pleasant singing seems “the cry of
4052 7,3 | were devoting their time to pleasures and petty quarrels; he described
4053 9,17| poor, aristocrats against plebeians, and the atrocity of the
4054 7,1 | hoped to get support, by pledging himself to grant some privileges
4055 2,2 | two Augusti, who had equal plenipotence. One of them was to live
4056 3,7 | uproar against the religious pliancy of Anthimus that Justinian
4057 4,1 | of the Bulgarian kingdom (Pliska, or Pliskova) near the modern
4058 4,1 | Bulgarian kingdom (Pliska, or Pliskova) near the modern village
4059 8,9 | first mildly treated, he plotted later against Asen’s life
4060 9,7 | cultivators of the soil (ploughmen, diggers, for example, diggers
4061 9,4 | know “what other people may plume themselves on such a historical
4062 9,19| During his stay in Italy, he plunged into the intense life of
4063 4,1 | materialistic, arrogantly plutocratic character, and deep religious
4064 7,1 | to the Venetian vessels plying in the Mediterranean.~ After
4065 7,1 | Cathari in Germany and Italy, Poblicans (i.e. Paulicians) and Albigensians
4066 5,8 | of Kasia, the only gifted poetess of the Byzantine period.
4067 8,16| through various teachers, with poetics, rhetoric, logic, philosophy,
4068 4 | Constantine IV is usually surnamed Pogonatus, meaning “the bearded,”
4069 4,1 | account of the great and poignant emotion of the emperor and
4070 9,7 | neither experience nor the poise and noble character of his
4071 7,4 | Latins “as from the serpent’s poison.” Thus all the discussions
4072 2,2 | and so to speak, deadly poisons of discord.”[42]~ Reality
4073 3,5 | law,” said Professor I. A. Pokrovsky, “awoke to new life and
4074 6,4 | of “Varangians, Russians, Poliane, Slavs, Krivichi, Tivertsy,
4075 9,9 | Another contemporary, the Polish historian Jan Diugosz, wrote
4076 9,12| other the “politicians” (πολιτικοι) or moderates;[249] church
4077 5,3 | undertakings, Leo III raised the poll tax in Sicily and Calabria
4078 4,1 | with 4000 baths, 40,000 poll-tax-paying Jews and four hundred places
4079 7,1 | sent to the princess of Polotzk, Euphrosinia, an icon of
4080 8,16| brighter than the celebrated Polycleitus; in his life Theodore must
4081 4,1 | marital relations and limit polygamy by reducing the legally
4082 4,1 | idols and all survivals of polytheism. The cult of an only God —
4083 8,17| corresponds rather to the pomestye of the State of Moscow,
4084 3,16| as an “Italian-Byzantine Pompeii,” or “la Byzance occidentale,”[
4085 7,4 | Emperors to consider deeply and ponder seriously the problem of
4086 7,3 | for the able, thoughtfully pondered, and egoistically patriotic
4087 8,10| the interference of the pontiffs.”[79] Despite his official
4088 7,1 | patriarch of Antioch in his pontifical robes. For eight days the
4089 8,14| towards the end of his pontificate, obtained a brilliant victory:
4090 4,1 | Hashimite clan, one of the poorest clans of the Kuraish tribe.
4091 8,15| hospitals, almshouses, and poorhouses.[140] John Vatatzes was
4092 4,1 | the peninsula and began to populate it very densely. Thessalonica
4093 2,5 | Egyptian and Syrian native populations were gradually becoming
4094 8,2 | destroyer of Greece” (magnus populator Graeciae).[16]~ “Here manifested
4095 4,1 | the use of blood, wine, pork, and the flesh of animals
4096 6,7 | her son, Constantine VII Porphyrogemtus, Nicholas Mysticus was deprived
4097 2,2 | of the Holy Apostles in a porphyry sarcophagus.~ Julian left
4098 2,5 | present day. The Golden Gate (Porta Aurea), through which the
4099 7,3 | they ornament today the portal of the cathedral of St.
4100 3,16| the atrium, surrounded by porticoes in the center of which stood
4101 2,5 | great Church and in all the porticos of the city.~ ~The amount
4102 9,9 | many epistles and letters portraying the whole horror of the
4103 9,18| than 100 of his letters portrays his intellectual personality
4104 9,2 | West and East, at Venice, Portugal, Trebizond, and Iberia (
4105 7,4 | Spaniards (Iberians) and Portuguese (Lusitanians), “Celts from
4106 7,1 | island, Fiscardo (Guiscardo, Portus Wiscardi, in the Middle
4107 5,8 | Petronas. The battle of Poson took place (the location
4108 8,17| specific condition that the possessors should defend the frontiers
4109 5,4 | nequid manufactum adorari posset), but at the same time reprimanding
4110 4,2 | the Ecthesis of Heraclius, posted in the narthex of St. Sophia.
4111 9,2 | patriarch, but it was probably postponed because of the tense antagonism
4112 3,4 | The boast of this petty potentate might be appropriate in
4113 5,8 | Image-painting was looked upon as a potential cause of two possible dangers:
4114 7,4 | found in ivory carvings, pottery and glass, metal work, seals,
4115 9,3 | the great number of Slavs pouring from all quarters of the
4116 4,1 | They had no fleet and were powerless against the numerous Byzantine
4117 3,5 | the title Codex repetitae praelectionis. This edition nullified
4118 2,5 | Ευαγγελικη προπαρασκευη, Praeparatio evangelica), the large work
4119 2,1 | your Carefulness [i.e., the praeses of Bithynia], that you might
4120 3,8 | governor, who was called praetor. The Emperor’s particular
4121 3,4 | reunited with the Empire. The Pragmatic Sanction, published by Justinian
4122 6,7 | historian of Photius wrote that “praises to Photius were the opening
4123 2,5 | Clovis founded a strong Prankish kingdom even before Anastasius
4124 3,8 | Chalcedon; and the Greens (Prasinoi), who stood for Monophysitism.
4125 2,1 | ours, they will be bound to pray their God for our good estate,
4126 6,2 | sacred city of Jerusalem and prayed to God in the Holy Places.”[
4127 9,13| The consequence of this prayerful spirit is a blissful humility.
4128 9,5 | stayed about four months, praying in all the monasteries,
4129 3,8 | and a return to the former pre-Diocletian system. Justinian introduced
4130 2,3 | because of the political pre-eminence of the city as the capital
4131 2,5 | Constantinople had no established pre-existing culture to resist or to
4132 4,1 | also that “the surviving pre-Islamic poems do not contain any
4133 9,18| possible, to manuscripts of the pre-Palaeologian epoch. However vexatious
4134 4,1 | family. Later he began to preach to a small group of people
4135 5,6 | course fully aware of the precariousness of his position and of the
4136 8,17| constituent parts of feudalism. Precarium or benefice (beneficium),
4137 8,17| a survival of the Roman precarium-beneficium which received a special
4138 9,7 | 171] praised him for this precaution.~ ~The projected reforms
4139 5,8 | the sacred images of the precedent times: it is conventional
4140 7,3 | and have forgotten the precepts of the Emperor and Pope.”
4141 3,4 | undertaking and considered it precipitate. Justinian himself was beginning
4142 2,1 | aided its movement without precipitating it. It is to the honor of
4143 9,3 | character which entirely precluded the possibility of his becoming
4144 5,3 | jurisdiction, in order that the prediction of the Prophet, 'They sold
4145 4,1 | where the population was predominantly Greek.~ Upon leaving Constantinople,
4146 9,19| and the crusade; and he predominates over his age and urges it
4147 9,6 | Count of Savoy (in manibus prefati domini Sabaudie comitis),
4148 2,2 | prefectures) under praetorian prefects, the most important officials
4149 2,2 | Illyricum,” i.e. in the prefecture of Illyricum, a military
4150 3,2 | commotions. In her religious preferences she openly favored the Monophysites
4151 6,7 | houses, vineyards, etc., the preferential right would belong to the
4152 8,17| references to the charters of the preiconoclast period, which have survived;
4153 9,11| reasons, Palaeologus his prelates with political arguments.”[
4154 7,3 | cause of the change in the premeditated policy of Venice and Germany
4155 6,8 | fervor was absorbed in formal preoccupations. The liturgical system,
4156 7,3 | the German influence was preponderant in Italy, and Henry’s eastern
4157 8,10| who encroached upon the prerogatives of the “vicars of Christ”
4158 2,2 | Rome sent in his place two presbyters. Among the matters taken
4159 5,3 | abounds in punishments which prescribe the maiming of the body,
4160 5,5 | decree is notable also for prescribing that persons guilty of icon
4161 9,7 | tranquility.”[144] Manuel’s presentiments did not deceive him.~ Byzantium,
4162 8,5 | amicis suis ad quos tenor presentium pervenerit). The letter
4163 7,3 | spectacles of Europe, and preserves intact in its churches the
4164 2,3 | Emperor. Nectarius became president of the council, which in
4165 3,8 | absence of the printing press,” said Th. I. Uspensky, “
4166 7,1 | famous legendary letter of Prester John was addressed to Manuel.~ ~
4167 2,1 | organism of the State, and he presumed that Constantine was influenced
4168 5,5 | internal struggle with the pretender to the throne and to the
4169 7,1 | their trust. Very skillfully pretending to protect the violated
4170 2,5 | in almost the same place pretty closely approximate the
4171 4,1 | students illustrate the prevalence of contradictory opinions
4172 2,5 | endowed with the gift of prevision, a new Moses destined to
4173 9,15| problems, the filioque and the primacy of the pope, dragged on
4174 7,2 | totius Bulgariae et Blaciae Primas.”~ Although the Wallachians
4175 8,10| inward opposition to the primates of the Church.” Then, inveighing
4176 7,3 | organization. After William, the princely power passed over to the
4177 2,2 | of the power of the Roman principes, who very soon showed their
4178 8,16| At present there are in print more than forty of his writings —
4179 3,8 | In the absence of the printing press,” said Th. I. Uspensky, “
4180 8,17| Empire, it may be said a priori that the phenomena analogous
4181 7,4 | of the igumens (abbots, priors) of the monasteries of Athos,
4182 9,17| Constantinople was in its pristine state it was one of the
4183 2,4 | forbidden to tutor anyone privately in their homes; they were
4184 6,2 | himself came to Jerusalem, but privily, so that no one should recognize
4185 7,1 | National Institute offered a prize for the best work which
4186 7,1 | to support the Empire” (pro firmatione Imperii) Andronicus
4187 2,3 | representatives of the local pro-Germanic movement. The weakness of
4188 2,3 | by the Bosphorus, to the Pro-pontis (Sea of Marmora), and through
4189 2,5 | As the science of history probes more deeply into the roots
4190 2,4 | short of satisfying the probing theological minds haunted
4191 9,18| books, or “Promptuarium” (προχειρον νομων, manuale legum). This
4192 6,7 | entitled the Prochiron (ο προχειρος), i.e., a manual of the
4193 9,9 | Emperor’s order, religious processions followed by an enormous
4194 9,3 | exile, Giovanni Procida (Prochida, Prochyta) who, motivated
4195 9,3 | Giovanni Procida (Prochida, Prochyta) who, motivated by personal
4196 2,5 | representative of neo-Platonism, Proclus of Constantinople, who taught
4197 5,8 | family of Rangabé, married to Procopia, a sister of the unfortunate
4198 7,1 | needless luxury and wasteful prodigality, John stamped his mark upon
4199 9,18| the work of Metochites as prodigious and various, and styles
4200 9,18| be compared with Theodore Prodrome of the twelfth century.~
4201 8,15| which the land of the Romans produces and which the hands of the
4202 8,14| of the Greeks, “who were producing nausea in God himself,”
4203 9,18| in Italy when the first productions of art of the eastern renaissance
4204 2,2 | It stated that “all who profess to teach anything whatever
4205 7,1 | Christians who were freely professing their faith. Thus the first
4206 9,17| craftsmen, small landowners and professional men; and, finally, (3) the
4207 2,5 | all the handicrafts and professions in the Empire, even to servants,
4208 7,2 | dynasty of the Ayyoubids. Profiting by Nur-ad-Din’s death, Saladin
4209 2,5 | addition to the exhausting and profitless war with Persia, the state
4210 7,1 | Byzantium, the Congress was a prognostic of the coalition which was
4211 3,10| empire, which had been surely progressing for a long time past, though
4212 6,8 | art was systematically and progressively hellenized, it is certain
4213 9,13| speechless:” the beginners, progressives, successful, and perfect.
4214 6,7 | century. In spite of the prohibitions of Nicephorus Phocas, Latin
4215 7,4 | Constantinople, the “literary proletariat consisting of intelligent,
4216 6,6 | fact that the Greeks were prolonging the negotiations intentionally
4217 2,3 | beheld the goddess Athena Promachos in armor and the Trojan
4218 2,2 | originally intended for promenades and conferences and decorated
4219 9,17| ceremonial, coronations, and promotions to one or another rank.
4220 9,18| divided into six books, or “Promptuarium” (προχειρον νομων, manuale
4221 8,17| kharistikarios but also pronoetes, i.e. provider. In the course
4222 8,17| Comneni the system of granting pronoias was already a common thing.
4223 6,7 | the protos (from the Greek πρωοτος, “the first”). The council
4224 8,16| good.” The emperor as “the prop and stay of the people”
4225 3,3 | Justinian had the mission of propagating the true faith among the
4226 2,5 | Preparation (Ευαγγελικη προπαρασκευη, Praeparatio evangelica),
4227 2,5 | and the fulfillment of the prophecies of the Old Testament by
4228 8,2 | insultingly to Kalojan’s friendly propositions, giving him to understand
4229 9,9 | abode [velut domicilium proprium] of literature and studies
4230 4,1 | influence of the Muslim proselytes. The victorious conquests
4231 9,13| Byzantium.[273]~ Barlaam’s Latin proselyting is not yet satisfactorily
4232 3,4 | condition that they refrain from proselytizing. Roman and Persian merchants,
4233 3,16| blunders, alike in grammar and prosody.” According to H. Bell,
4234 8,17| Further study of Byzantine prostasia-patronnge and exkuseia-immunity will
4235 9,7 | Mother of God, the constant protectress of Constantinople. Meanwhile,
4236 5,8 | capital became subject to that protestant desolation which was destined
4237 7,3 | In spite of the indignant protests of the pope and his threats
4238 7,1 | Andronicus to the “multiform Proteus.”~ In spite of a semblance
4239 8,17| imperial reception. The protocol of his entry into Rome became
4240 5,8 | holiness and merits of their prototypes — Christ, the Virgin, and
4241 8,2 | Bulgaroctonus); Kalojan proudly styled himself the “slayer
4242 7,1 | Toulouse, the head of the Proveçal troops, dissatisfied with
4243 9,17| Venetians, Pisans, Florentines, Provençals, Catalans, Anconans, Sicilians,
4244 3,4 | Justinian was forced to cede Provence to the King of the Franks.
4245 6,7 | Solomon, a nation is exalted” (Proverbs 14:34).[106] The Prochiron
4246 8,17| but also pronoetes, i.e. provider. In the course of time the
4247 6,7 | guilds found in this source provides data for an interesting
4248 9,19| grave, mild, religious, and prudent; he seems to be born for
4249 3,13| and let the earth be glad (Ps. 95:11). Let the whole people
4250 7,1 | Theophylact, using the words of a Psalm (79:13) compares the Bulgarian
4251 8,16| professor of the exegesis of the Psalmbook. He wrote a commentary on
4252 5,8 | illustrations the Chludoff (Chludov) Psalter is especially interesting.
4253 5,8 | This oldest of illuminated psalters has been preserved at Moscow.[
4254 6,8 | Nicephorus Phocas also the pseudo-Lucianic Dialogue, Philopatris was
4255 7,4 | commentator of the so-called pseudo-Photian Nomocanon (a canonical collection
4256 4,1 | of the Saracens and the pseudo-prophet,” was Theophanes, who wrote
4257 6,8 | Logothete, the so-called Pseudo-Symeon Magister. But these are
4258 5,8 | unauthorized manufacture of pseudonymous icons of the catholic church,”
4259 9,6 | the plague penetrated into Pskov, Novgorod, and Moscow, in
4260 2,2 | well acquainted with the psychology of the Christians and felt
4261 7,4 | Theodore Prodromus, or Ptochoprodromus (the poor Prodromus), as
4262 7,1 | excitatorium). The more recent publisher of the letter and investigator
4263 3,16| Sophia and its beautiful pulpit (ambo). These works are
4264 6,6 | Hannibal during the Second Punic War. Basil II owed part
4265 9,3 | was unwilling to become a puppet in the hands of the pope
4266 7,4 | should have hindered the land purchases of those foreign traders,
4267 9,19| graecorum latinissimus).[470] Purchasing books or ordering copies
4268 5,4 | convinced faith, and desired to purge religion of those errors
4269 2,4 | me, my prince, the earth purged of heretics, and I will
4270 6,7 | in the field of law as “a purging of ancient laws” (ανακαθαρσις
4271 9,9 | places of Stamboul, a tomb purporting to be that of the last Byzantine
4272 6,7 | anyone who attempted to pursue two trades, even if they
4273 7,2 | military orders, and the pursuit of private interests — all
4274 9,9 | composed by an Italian, Pusculus, who spent some time in
4275 9,17| dynasty. Krumbacher, also puzzled by the appearance of this
4276 7,1 | invaded Gaul from beyond the Pyrenees were stopped by Charles
4277 2,2 | slightly modified form, to the Pythian Apollo who, in answer to
4278 7,4 | famous church of Chora (Qahrieh jami) was reconstructed
4279 7,1 | twelfth century, Ibn al‑Qalanisi: “In this year (A.H. 490 =
4280 5,8 | and dialectics, and the quadrivium, arithmetic, geometry, astronomy,
4281 9,18| Expostio materiaria eorum quae de Deo a theologis dicuntur,
4282 6,7 | purpose a commission of qualified jurisconsults was appointed.
4283 8,17| aliquo amplius exigentes, quam quod facere consueverant
4284 3,16| ancient monuments. Enormous quantities of marble of various colors
4285 7,3 | to say, of three-eighths (quartae partis et dimidiae totius
4286 7,4 | author the “most Homeric of queens” (ομηρικωτατη), i.e., the
4287 5,2 | in the same year (783) to quell the Slavonic revolt were
4288 9,3 | called Bulgarian” (vicus qui vocatur Bulgarus).[48] The
4289 2,1 | him on his triumphal arch, quietis custos (custodian of peace) …
4290 9,13| those who live in quiet,” or quietists, was the name given to the
4291 4,3 | place of its meetings, or Quinisext (Quinisextum), because it
4292 4,3 | meetings, or Quinisext (Quinisextum), because it completed the
4293 8,17| toto feudo, quod et Manuel quondam defunctus Imperator dedit
4294 8,5 | universis amicis suis ad quos tenor presentium pervenerit).
4295 6,8 | collaborators, M. Canard and R. Goossens. It is almost
4296 9,17| 299] In 1287, the monk Rabban Sauma, an envoy of the king
4297 2,3 | not only because of the racially varied composition of the
4298 5,5 | or scenes of hunting and racing replaced the sacred images
4299 8,9 | at the same time to the Ragusan merchants concerning the
4300 6,2 | Romanus’ reign Muhammedan raiders only twice crossed the frontier.
4301 5,2 | Afiun-Qara-Hisar on the railroad to Konia). This defeat forced
4302 3,3 | undoubtedly God on earth and whoso raises a hand against him is guilty
4303 9,8 | silver, silk, honey, corn, raisins, and other things promised
4304 3,8 | sheet.”[82] The Emperor rallied and entrusted to Belisarius
4305 3,8 | cathedral of Sr. Sophia. The rallying cry of the rioters, Nika,
4306 7,1 | with the judgment of W. Ramsay on the mildness of the Turks
4307 9,9 | estimation of Muhammed II; they range from denying him all positive
4308 5,8 | extremely contradictory, ranging all the way from the most
4309 9,3 | innovation that, as the historian Ranke wrote, “the people, despite
4310 6,7 | jurisprudence and culture, ranking after the Corpus Iuris Civilis.
4311 7,1 | Bishop of the holy Bethlehem Raoul in the year 6677, indiction
4312 9,4 | sometimes attends a career of rapacity and crime, in opposition
4313 9,18| Thessalonica (Salonika), the “Raphael” or “Giotto of Byzantine
4314 6,8 | contains also the names of the rapids of the Dnieper, given in
4315 7,4 | an historian was indeed a rara avis. When therefore a princess
4316 7,1 | and the caliph Harun ar‑Rashid, led to the conclusion supported
4317 9,5 | and solemn council was “to ratify and sanctify the political
4318 9,13| Orthodox Byzantine East, by rationalistic and sarcastic attacks, which
4319 5,4 | were neither infidels nor rationalists, as used to be maintained.
4320 3,4 | there one band was sent to ravage Greece, another invaded
4321 7,1 | Hermit’s bands, the crusaders ravaged the places they traversed
4322 9,15| teacher of his flock but a ravening wolf, and he was placed
4323 3,16| Apollinare in Classe (the Ravennan port, Classis). The main
4324 3,14| exarch.[128]~ Just as the Ravennese exarchate arose because
4325 7,1 | the top with corpses; in ravines there were heaps of slain;
4326 6,7 | and dresses, dealers in raw silk, sellers of perfumes,
4327 6,2 | Holy Sepulcher itself and raze it to the ground; he broke
4328 7,1 | the sources, he dreamt of re‑establishing the Byzantine
4329 2,5 | the eucharist. They then re-entered the city and kept a glad
4330 3,3 | conviction of his duty to re-establish a united Roman Empire which,
4331 3,8 | disorder.[90] With the aim of re-establishing this highly important branch
4332 9,3 | of view of possible Latin re-establishment at Constantinople. Baldwin
4333 6,4 | brought about a new attempt to re-examine the chronology of Oleg given
4334 5,5 | an element which yielded readily to the reformatory operations
4335 5,8 | destroyed, and its ninth canon reads as follows: “All the childish
4336 8,14| seemed to Theodore entirely realizable without any new attempt
4337 3,4 | Atlantic Ocean, was not reannexed. Yet the greater part of
4338 5,8 | Whatever the cause, the reappearance of large estates in the
4339 3,16| St. Sophia are gradually reappearing in all their brilliance
4340 7,3 | height rises in Sparta’s rear,~Behind Taygetus, whence,
4341 3,8 | you will meet the rulers reasonably and help them collect for
4342 5,3 | Justice, developed by clear reasoning; they must not scorn the.
4343 9,18| definite ruin, all Hellas was reassembling her intellectual energy
4344 7,1 | enemies encircling our city rebell.~ ~With this fragment from
4345 4,1 | conqueror when he entered Rome. Rebellious Palmyra was destroyed. Its
4346 4,1 | which may be translated “rebels,” “apostates,” or “bandits.”
4347 6,2 | should obtain the right to rebuild all the destroyed churches,
4348 7,1 | name of Robert Guiscard), recalls the name of the powerful
4349 9,11| liberation of Jerusalem. The recapture of Constantinople by the
4350 7,4 | very profitable for the receivers, and the Byzantine high
4351 7,1 | panegyrist said: “[Antioch] receives thee as lover of Christ,
4352 2,1 | to penetrate the deepest recesses of Constantine’s mind, and
4353 8,17| granted possessions, and the recipient of the grant of immunity
4354 7,4 | kharistikia) for life to recipients who were thence called kharistikarioi,
4355 8,16| lines, and perhaps with some reciprocal influences. Even a phenomenon
4356 7,4 | Alexius III Angelus to Venice, reciting and confirming the previous
4357 2,5 | year. All the artisans were reclining and enjoying themselves,
4358 6,7 | Phocas was semi soldier, semi recluse.[94] Many Byzantine people
4359 9,13| images of the present or recollection of the past. This is the
4360 9,2 | dreamer imbued with the recollections of the past glory of the
4361 7,1 | against the Christians soon recommenced. In 1056 the Holy Sepulchre
4362 9,19| other things, he asks me to recommend him by letter to the Constantinopolitan
4363 8,2 | wrote a letter in which he recommended to the favorable attention
4364 2,4 | will give you heaven as a recompense. Assist me in destroying
4365 7,4 | with the construction or recon-~struction of several churches;
4366 2,5 | culture and considered it reconcilable with Christianity, others
4367 2,5 | anxious to find some way of reconciling the dissenting parties in
4368 7,2 | that it is necessary to reconsider it with all possible scholarly
4369 5,3 | Lipshitz in 1945. After reconsidering all previous opinions, she
4370 3,12| the Emperor Phocas: “It is recounted that the kings of this epoch
4371 2,3 | the number of our native recruits and thus strengthening our
4372 3,16| basilicas,” forms a very large rectangle with a magnificent central
4373 3,9 | rather that of an oblong rectangular box similar to the sanctuary
4374 9,3 | of the Palaeologus” (ad recuperationem ejusdem Imperii Romaniae,
4375 3,8 | element.[78]~ An interesting recurrence of pattern is to be found
4376 5,8 | image-painter, were burned with red-hot iron; for their zealous
4377 5,4 | skillfully disguised and can be rediscovered only with very great effort.[
4378 2,5 | Anastasius often granted tax reductions to many provinces and cities,
4379 3,5 | jus vetus of superfluous redundance,”[44] was completed in three
4380 7,1 | Why do you break a bruised reed?” The new emperor did not
4381 7,3 | vale~Broad-flowing among reeds, gives nurture to your swans.~
4382 7,4 | patriarch says that the pope is “reeking with impiety,” and prefers
4383 9,6 | While the ship was being refitted we set out to see the island,
4384 9,18| Palaeologian epoch and its reflections in the Slavonic countries
4385 9,3 | imperii Romani status reformabitur).[35] Accepting the pope’
4386 8,10| Henry VIII, under whom the reformation in England began,[78] are
4387 7,1 | carried into Bulgaria by the reformer of that doctrine, Pope Bogomile,
4388 9,19| depict in a similar way the refractory, harsh, and impertinent
4389 5,8 | the iconodulist views. He refutes the arguments of the iconoclasts
4390 2,3 | him to wear the imperial regalia during the period of atonement.~
4391 9,17| Sevastyanov, T. Florinsky, and V. Regel, worked assiduously in the
4392 9,7 | historical point of view, of regenerating the Empire and opposing
4393 9,3 | heredes nostros elegerunt in reges et dominos perpetuos dicti
4394 7,1 | grecie ad nutum nostrum regi et sub nostro gubernari
4395 6,5 | slaughter the crushed Byzantine regiments were destroyed by the barbarians
4396 7,1 | and their detestable king (regis) to our pilgrims .... Rise
4397 9,3 | dominos perpetuos dicti Regni).[44] An Italian historian
4398 7,1 | the Kingdom of the Greeks [regno Gre-corum infestus] endeavors
4399 7,4 | Prodromus, the author expressed regret that he was not a shoemaker
4400 3,7 | that Justinian was forced regretfully to change his policy. Anthimus
4401 4,4 | border: military forces were regrouped and new administrative divisions
4402 9,3 | imperatons Vulgarorum et regts Servie” appeared at his
4403 5,8 | occurred with almost annual regularity and were accompanied by
4404 2,3 | thought it a good way of rehabilitating the farming districts and
4405 2,5 | Roman Empire” (Römische Reichskunst), which had developed in
4406 6,7 | noble traits of Photius were reincarnated in his pupil, Nicholas Mysticus,
4407 2,2 | demanded that Julian send him a reinforcement of legions from Gaul. The
4408 5,8 | by deposing Photius and reinstating Ignatius.[173a]~ ~ ~Literature,
4409 3,5 | materials. Verifying or reinterpreting the text by citing original
4410 7,1 | Christian dominions in Syria and reinvigorated the hopes both of Alexius
4411 5,8 | relations assumed the aspect of reiterated collisions which occurred
4412 3,9 | What have I to say,” he rejoined, “when he there has said
4413 6,6 | Constantinopolitan Legation (Relatio de legatione constantinopolitana),
4414 2,1 | or city, the larger (even relatively) was the number of Christians.
4415 2,5 | their groups into three relays; the extreme Monophysites
4416 9,12| zealots, who placed their reliance upon the monks and monastic
4417 5,8 | collection of letters of a religious-canonic and social nature is of
4418 9,12| Michael by the struggle of religious-political parties, the most nmportant
4419 5,4 | attain unlimited power over a religiously united people. The religious
4420 3,9 | There Chinese goods were reloaded, chiefly into Persian vessels,
4421 7,4 | November 1198 a chrysobull was reluctantly granted by Alexius III Angelus
4422 8,10| Frederick showed himself remarkably kind to eastern Orthodoxy;
4423 4,1 | the calamity could not be remedied. Never again did this city
4424 5,4 | exaggeration at 100,000. “Remembering,” said this scholar, “that
4425 7,3 | eradicate your name and the remembrance of you.” What may we reply
4426 2,2 | pagan school stood as a reminder of the former glorious days.
4427 7,4 | Greek embassies to the west, reminding us of the Greeks in Italy
4428 9,18| Palaeologian epoch began to remodel the text of ancient authors
4429 8,16| bears some traces of a later remodeling and may belong to the fifteenth
4430 7,4 | years of his rule, had to remunerate his partisans, who had supported
4431 3,8 | mythical times of Romulus and Remus. The original meaning of
4432 4 | Philippicus (711-13); Artemius, renamed Anastasius during the coronation
4433 7,4 | pieces, derived both from the rents of shops and markets, and
4434 3,4 | third hero of the imperial reoccupation of Africa, he secured complete
4435 2,3 | He allowed the pagans to reopen their temples and continue
4436 8,13| newly acquired cathedral, repairing it in various ways, particularly
4437 9,9 | brought into the city and some repairs made on the city walls.
4438 6,8 | Gregory VII, promising to repay the pope’s assistance by
4439 9,2 | try to obtain from him the repeal of the sequestration of
4440 3,5 | laws in the Empire, thus repealing the three older codes. Although
4441 7,1 | and Andronicus apparently repented the follies of his stormy
4442 3,5 | published under the title Codex repetitae praelectionis. This edition
4443 3,5 | respects. It contained many repetitions, contradictions, and some
4444 5,3 | actual practice, frequently replacing the Latin originals. Very
4445 7,4 | monasteries served as a means for replenishing the treasury.~ As far as
4446 8,16| various canonical messages and replies, judicial decisions, the
4447 7,1 | captives, and the city was repopulated. The governor Zain‑ed‑Din,
4448 9,18| of Rimini, where they now repose in the church of San Francisco.[
4449 7,1 | favorite, Alexius Comnenus, reposed all their trust. Very skillfully
4450 9,18| narthex to the church, a representation of the enthroned Christ
4451 9,17| thoroughly undermined by the repressive measures of Michael VIII
4452 5,4 | posset), but at the same time reprimanding him for the destruction
4453 9,18| epoch for which they are reproached, and not without reason,
4454 2,2 | withered by the universal reprobation of the Christian world …
4455 7,4 | his journey to Hades and reproduces his conversations with the
4456 2,2 | transfer the capital from republican-minded Rome to the East. According
4457 3,8 | It became necessary to republish constantly imperial decrees
4458 7,4 | ununderstandable style is most repugnant to history, which, on the
4459 9,2 | appearance that John felt only repulsion for her; the Byzantine historian
4460 3,9 | received their salutations, requested them to be seated. He then
4461 6,7 | letter full of humility, requesting that the Roman patriarch
4462 8,6 | position was such as to require urgently the rule of a decisive
4463 8,17| definite, and well known, requiring no explanation. Nor is this
4464 6,3 | of knowledge led him to reread the books of the ancients,”[
4465 2,5 | of the fourth century his Res Gestae, a history of the
4466 2,5 | Constantine down to the so-called rescript of Milan.[176]~ The Christian
4467 9,18| spoken tongue, attributed the rescue of the capital to the miraculous
4468 3,9 | buy silk in India and then resell it to the Byzantine Empire.
4469 9,18| Peloponnesus, to Mistra, the center resembling some of the smaller Italian
4470 3,13| defend my own cause? Do I resent my own special wrong? Nay,
4471 6,8 | of Asia Minor so strongly resented by Basil II Bulgaroctonus.
4472 9,17| hands of the higher class. Resentment was growing, and any casual
4473 9,18| author of Εκθεσις στοιχειωδης ρησεων θεολογικων, or Expostio
4474 7,1 | must be accepted with some reservations. Commercial relations between
4475 9,3 | the former Latin Empire, reserving to himself only Constantinople
4476 6,7 | of Justinian’s code are reshaped and combined into one code
4477 8,14| patriarch of her own, who, residing at Nicaea, continued to
4478 3,4 | of the Black Sea, and to resign it to the Romans. In other
4479 2,1 | of the Maximian who had resigned his imperial power. The
4480 4,3 | Rome was reached by way of resolute alienation from the Monophysitic
4481 4,2 | century, Maximus Confessor, resolutely opposed the Type as well
4482 3,7 | opinion of the Emperor. The resolution of the Council condemned
4483 7,4 | she surely deserves the respectful attention of posterity.”
4484 2,4 | Consults of the Bulgarians” (Responsa papae Nicolai ad consulta
4485 2,4 | demand the pope, in his “Responses to the Consults of the Bulgarians” (
4486 2,2 | restorer of the Empire” (Restitutor Orbis). But after his death
4487 6,8 | dignity and graciousness, a restraint and balance, an undisturbed
4488 7,1 | the eastern countries were restricted by the Muslims but were
4489 2,2 | indirectly involved the restriction upon study. After the publication
4490 6,8 | important bases on which rests the theory of the Scandinavian
4491 7,2 | Serbia to annex Dalmatia and retain the regions which had been
4492 7,1 | it again. Jerusalem was retaken and terribly sacked. Then
4493 7,1 | Alexius and John, succeeded in retarding the progress of the decline,
4494 7,1 | count of Edessa, Joscelin, retook the city. Zangi’s son Nur‑
4495 8,11| before they were forced to retrace their march to the Russian
4496 7,1 | real catastrophe to the retreating troops. But the news of
4497 9,18| intermediary centers of this retro-action of the art of the earlier
4498 5,2 | first call of Jesus when he returns to earth, declares Muslim
4499 8,16| did not appear as a new revelation to people who in their own
4500 4,1 | down in a sacred book of revelations of Muhammed, the Koran,
4501 6,2 | failures of Basil I were revenged; the road was opened to
4502 8,17| populated lands or other revenue-yielding property as a reward for
4503 9,9 | which the humble Greeks revere as that of Constantine.
4504 6,7 | Spiritual Father and divinely reverend Pontiff! Hasten the improvement
4505 6,6 | in sharp contrast to his reverent description of his first
4506 3,4 | With speed and decision he reversed the state of affairs. His
4507 9,17| of the Russian Byzantine review, Vizantiysky Vremennik,
4508 4,4 | Hymn-writer (Melode). The Canon reviews the principal events of
4509 9,9 | confused, the name of Christ reviled and oppressed. One of the
4510 6,8 | copyists, abbreviators, or revisers of the Chronicle of Symeon
4511 3,5 | his own time as well as revising the old juridical writings.
4512 3,5 | have been reflected in the revisions of the ancient Roman law.