1961
DOI: 10.1515/9781400877737
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History of Antioch

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“…The conflict between the Monophysites and the orthodox population, as well as a great number of killings committed in its course, are known to us from Malalas' chronicle 102 and from works by Theophanes 103 and Cedrenos 104 , whose accounts are known to be based on that by Malalas. These events are dated to 560-561 105 .…”
Section: Unspecified Placesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The conflict between the Monophysites and the orthodox population, as well as a great number of killings committed in its course, are known to us from Malalas' chronicle 102 and from works by Theophanes 103 and Cedrenos 104 , whose accounts are known to be based on that by Malalas. These events are dated to 560-561 105 .…”
Section: Unspecified Placesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…19 'Il y a dans l'Orient trois villes dont l'approche m'a fait battre le coeur: Athènes, dont le nom résume les gloires de la Grèce; Jérusalem, la plus sainte et la plus poétique des cités; Antioche, où la bravoure française fit des miracles'. 20 Many histories of Antioch end with the year 1268, as the titles of some of these studies suggest, such as Bouchier (1921) and Downey (1961). Little has been written about the period between 1268 and 1920, from the beginning of the Mamluk rule up to the end of the Ottoman period.…”
Section: Conclusion and The Aftermathunclassified
“…It thus should excite little surprise that in 490/93 Odoacer elevated his son Thela to Caesar and in this way designated a successor while remaining faithful to the available categories of traditional Roman imperial rule. 75 The offer the desperate 72 The starting point of numerous discussion of imitatio imperii (which obviously is a modern heuristic concept) is an oft-cited statement by Theoderic in Cassiodorus' Variae: Regnum nostrum imitatio vestra est, forma boni propositi, unici exemplar imperii (Cassiod. var.…”
Section: The Year 476 and Its Consequencesmentioning
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“…Quidquid pecuniae habuerat, sedulus hoc dispergere ac dare pauperibus curabat, ut iustitia eius maneret in saeculum saeculi, et cornu eius exal taretur in gloria. […] Bede's account of Gregory is not at all hagiographical, 75 but was based on the Life of this pope in the Liber pontificalis, supplemented by documents that specifically relate to the English mission. Now, Gregory's biography in the Liber pontificalis is disproportionately short for such an extraordinary figure, because this part of the Liber pontificalis was written in the 640's, some decades after his death.…”
Section: England At the Time Of Bedementioning
confidence: 99%