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• The written form “Αἴαξ” is documented in Byzantine Greek.

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• The written form “Ἀλεξάνδρα” is documented in Byzantine Greek.

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• The written form “Ἀνέζα” is documented in Byzantine Greek.

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• The written form “Ἀντρέας” is documented in Byzantine Greek.

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• The written form “Ἄρης” is documented in Byzantine Greek.

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• The written form “Βαϊμοῦντος” is documented in Byzantine Greek.

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• The written form “Βασίλειος” is documented in Byzantine Greek.

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• The written form “Βασίλης” is documented in Byzantine Greek.

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• The written form “Βελισάρης” is documented in Byzantine Greek.

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• The written form “Βελισάριος” is documented in Byzantine Greek.

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• The written form “Βίκτωρ” is documented in Byzantine Greek.

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• The written form “Βλάσιος” is documented in Byzantine Greek.

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• The written form “Διγενής” is documented in Byzantine Greek.

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• The written form “Εὐδοκία” is documented in Byzantine Greek.

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• The written form “Ζαμπέτα” is documented in Byzantine Greek.

“life”

• The written form “Ζωή” is documented in Byzantine Greek.

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• The written form “Θεοφανώ” is documented in Byzantine Greek.

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• The written form “Θεόφιλος” is documented in Byzantine Greek.

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• The written form “Καρέλλος” is documented in Byzantine Greek.

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• The written form “Λεόντιος” is documented in Byzantine Greek.

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• The written form “Μαρτῖνος” is documented in Byzantine Greek.

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• The written form “Μιχάλης” is documented in Byzantine Greek.