CATHOLIC TRADITION. FOURTEENTH CENTURY. YEAR 1375
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JOANNES CANTACUZENUS, EMPEROR OF CONSTANTINOPLE. Four books of Byzantine History. Concerning the events of his own age, from the death of Michael Palaiologos, who passed away in the year 1320, until about the year 1354.—Preceded by two letters under the assumed names of Nilus and Christodulus. Nilus asks Christodulus—that is, Cantacuzenus—to record in writing the events which have occurred in his own age, which Cantacuzenus, under the name of Christodulus, promises to do for him. col. 17