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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Stranica 54
... suppose that , when he was fully informed of the forces and numbers of the rebel , he would have shown himself less able or less energetic in suppressing the insurrection than Michael himself . Certainly his previous conduct of warfare ...
... suppose that , when he was fully informed of the forces and numbers of the rebel , he would have shown himself less able or less energetic in suppressing the insurrection than Michael himself . Certainly his previous conduct of warfare ...
Stranica 56
... suppose that Leo remembered how Nicephorus had exacted a written declaration of orthodoxy from Michael , and wished to anticipate such a demand . We know not in what terms the letter of Leo was couched , but it is possible that he gave ...
... suppose that Leo remembered how Nicephorus had exacted a written declaration of orthodoxy from Michael , and wished to anticipate such a demand . We know not in what terms the letter of Leo was couched , but it is possible that he gave ...
Stranica 68
John Bagnell Bury. his own sake . But there is no good reason to suppose that Leo thought of taking the Patriarch's life . By such a course he would have gained nothing , and increased his unpopularity among certain sections of his ...
John Bagnell Bury. his own sake . But there is no good reason to suppose that Leo thought of taking the Patriarch's life . By such a course he would have gained nothing , and increased his unpopularity among certain sections of his ...
Stranica 101
... suppose that Michael deliberately circulated it . It is char- acteristic that he does not mention or even hint at the Bulgarian episode in his letter to the Emperor Lewis . He wished the Franks to suppose that the subjugation of Thomas ...
... suppose that Michael deliberately circulated it . It is char- acteristic that he does not mention or even hint at the Bulgarian episode in his letter to the Emperor Lewis . He wished the Franks to suppose that the subjugation of Thomas ...
Stranica 111
... suppose ( as Schwarzlose does , p . 73 ) that Michael was neutral . Grossu ( Prep . Theodor . 151 ) properly calls him " a convinced iconoclast , though not a fanatic . " Finlay ( ii . 129 ) speaks of his " in- difference to the ...
... suppose ( as Schwarzlose does , p . 73 ) that Michael was neutral . Grossu ( Prep . Theodor . 151 ) properly calls him " a convinced iconoclast , though not a fanatic . " Finlay ( ii . 129 ) speaks of his " in- difference to the ...
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