Nicene
Nicaean

Looking out of his window he could see the once beautiful Nicaean capital in flames.

Bernice was trying to describe the Nicaean woman to her diary.

Hence the sultan decided to await the Nicaean attack instead.

With the recapture of Constantinople by Nicaean forces in 1261, he moved there.

Yet, in February 1258 the Nicaean garrisons were annihilated.

The Turks then turned on the rest of the Nicaean army, which, after suffering casualties began to retreat and break up.

She was also told that some of the creatures and vegetation on the planet were not real, but the product of a Nicaean corporation.

This controversy led to the convention of the Nicaean council in 325 CE.

Nothing more is heard of him, and it is presumed that he died in captivity in the Nicaean court.

In 1239 the deposed Manuel returned with Nicaean help and made himself master of Thessaly.

David preferred a nominal Latin suzerainty to annexation by the Nicaean emperor.

Thereafter, the Nicaean ruler switched his aim to increasing his territory in Europe.

The Nicaean forces were under the command of George Akropolites, who described the events himself in his history.

Though the Turks retreated, allegedly at speed, the Nicaean army was so depleted in numbers that it could not mount a pursuit.

The expedition was also accompanied by Blemmydes, who landed on Rhodes with the Nicaean troops.

Gelembe) as the northernmost point of the theme, at the Nicaean frontier zone with the Latins.

Michael did not accept this transfer of land and in 1257 revolted, defeating a Nicaean army led by George Acropolites.

Theodosius continued and intensified the policies against paganism of his predecessors, eventually outlawing it, and making Nicaean Christianity the state religion.

A Nicaean expedition, under the pinkernes John Kantakouzenos, recovered the island in a campaign that probably lasted until 1250.

In 1252 John overcame Michael, and most of Macedonia towards the border of Serbia became a Nicaean province.

For example, she takes the Nicaean expression of belief as literally true, speaking not simply of the Logos but of Jesus (sic) becoming incarnate.

It rose to prominence during the late Byzantine times, when it became the favourite winter residence of the Nicaean emperors during the 13th century.

The region of Arbanon had long been an autonomous principality within Epirus, and the Nicaean conquest ca. 1255 was resented.

The Turkish defeat ensured continued Nicaean hegemony of the Aegean coast of Asia Minor.

Kaykhusraw charged his enemy and gave him a heavy blow on the head with a mace, so that the Nicaean emperor, dizzied, fell from his horse.