A History of the Eastern Roman Empire from the Fall of Irene to the Accession of Basil I. (A.D. 802-867).Macmillan, 1912 - Broj stranica: 530 |
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... interest would have dictated the removal of a sovran whose incapacity must soon have led to public disaster . The career of Irene of Athens had been unusually brilliant . An obscure provincial , she was elevated by a stroke of fortune ...
... interest would have dictated the removal of a sovran whose incapacity must soon have led to public disaster . The career of Irene of Athens had been unusually brilliant . An obscure provincial , she was elevated by a stroke of fortune ...
Stranica 5
... interests of the Empire , placed as it was between two formidable foes , a stronger government than that of a favourite who wielded authority at the caprice of a woman was imperatively required . The negotiations of the Empress with ...
... interests of the Empire , placed as it was between two formidable foes , a stronger government than that of a favourite who wielded authority at the caprice of a woman was imperatively required . The negotiations of the Empress with ...
Stranica 11
... interest beyond the immediate circumstances . It was the first act in a long and curious drama which was worked out in the course of twenty years . We shall see the various stages of its develop- ment in due order . The contemporaries ...
... interest beyond the immediate circumstances . It was the first act in a long and curious drama which was worked out in the course of twenty years . We shall see the various stages of its develop- ment in due order . The contemporaries ...
Stranica 32
... interest of the reign of Nicephorus centres in this question . Tarasius , who had submitted by turns to the opposite policies of Constantine VI . and Irene , was an ideal Patriarch in the eyes of Nicephorus . He died on February 25 ...
... interest of the reign of Nicephorus centres in this question . Tarasius , who had submitted by turns to the opposite policies of Constantine VI . and Irene , was an ideal Patriarch in the eyes of Nicephorus . He died on February 25 ...
Stranica 34
... interests or actions . It will be remembered that Tarasius had given his sanction to the divorce of Constantine VI . from his first wife . and to his marriage with Theodote ( Sept. A.D. 795 ) . After the fall of Constantine , Tarasius ...
... interests or actions . It will be remembered that Tarasius had given his sanction to the divorce of Constantine VI . from his first wife . and to his marriage with Theodote ( Sept. A.D. 795 ) . After the fall of Constantine , Tarasius ...
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