sphrantzes造句

• He also collaborated with Andreas Darmarios to produce the " Chronicon Majus " ( 1573 75 ), an expanded revision of George Sphrantzes "'Chronicon Minus " with additional material from George Akropolites, Nikephoros Gregoras, and other writers.
• Nicol dates his death between 1456 and 1459, and argues that this George Kantakouzenos is not identical with the " George Palaiologos " who, according to George Sphrantzes, was involved in the conflict between the Despots Demetrios and Thomas Palaiologos in the Morea in 1459.
• Both sides remained encamped confronting each other for several days, but on 23 August 1334, Syrgiannes was lured away from his camp with only a few retainers and murdered by Sphrantzes Palaiologos, a Byzantine general who had defected on purpose to the Serbian camp a few days earlier.
• Sphrantzes, however, was taken aback and explained to him that Mehmed's youth and seeming friendship were only ploys, and that under John's brother-in-law John VIII the empire had been deeply in debt, but now his new emperor was trying to change that.
• Recent studies and Ottoman archival data state that there were about 50, 000 80, 000 Ottoman soldiers including between 5, 000 and 10, 000 Janissaries, the Florentine merchant Jacopo Tedaldi and the Great Logothete George Sphrantzes : and the Archbishop of Mytilene Leonardo di Chio : 300, 000 ).
• But, beginning in 1934, the research of such scholars as J . B . Falier-Papadopoulos, Franz D鰈ger, and Raymond-Joseph Loenertz demonstrated that the " Major Chronicle " was written decades later by Makarios Melissenos ( " Pseudo-Sphrantzes " ), a priest who fled to Naples from a Greek-Venetian island conquered by the Ottomans.
• When they arrived in the Morea, Constantine made him governor of Glarentza, and Sphrantzes assisted Constantine in the latter's efforts to conquer the remainder of the Morea, but was captured 26 March 1429 in a skirmish outside of Patras and held prisoner until his relationship to Constantine was recognized, and he was paroled back to the Byzantine side to negotiate surrender of the citadel.
• Emperor John IV of Trebizond was aware of the threat Mehmed II posed for him at least as early as February 1451, when the Byzantine diplomat George Sphrantzes arrived in Trebizond seeking a bride for his emperor, Constantine XI . John had happily related to the visiting diplomat the news of the death of Sultan Murad II, and that Mehmed II's youth meant that now his empire could last longer and be blessed.