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Surviving works of Romanos the Melodist?
You have de-italicized the name of Romanos the Melodist in List of Medieval composers. The lead to that article clearly states that " Composers whose names are italicised have no known surviving music, although in some cases texts to songs attributed to them survive ". By implication the names of composers whose music has not survived must be italicized. Please go back and re-italicize his name unless you can back up the claim that some of his music has survived. The article Romanos the Melodist does not support this claim. Contact Basemetal   here  20:20, 29 January 2014 (UTC)

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