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    Thus Basil II, no doubt the ablest military leader that the Macedonian dynasty produced, had as a grandmother an Armenian lady and as a grandfather an emperor who was himself the grandson of the Armenian founder of the dynasty

  21. Ara Baliozian. The Armenians: their history & culture. Ararat Press, 1980 p12 pp191

    The so-called Macedonian dynasty also known as the Sword dynasty, because generals instead of emperors mostly ruled was in point of fact Armenian

  22. Geoffrey Horrocks.Greek: A History of the Language and Its Speakers
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  24. Peter Charanis.Studies on the demography of the Byzantine empire: collected studies Variorum Reprints, 1972 p223(360)

    Thus, every emperor who sat on the Byzantine throne the accession of Basil I to the death of Basil II (8671025) was of Armenian or partially Armenian origin. But besides the emperors there were many others among the military and political leaders of Byzantine during this period who were Armenians or of Armenian descent

  25. Bury J. B. A History of the Eastern Roman Empire, from the of Irine to the Accession of Basil I, A. D. 802867.  London: MacMillan, 1912.  P. 165.

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