Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,3 |    Constantine moved his imperial capital from Rome to Byzantium,
 2 1,3 |    Bosporus, where he built a new capital, Constantinople (dedicated
 3 1,4 |           Constantinople, the new capital, should hold the next place
 4 1,0 |     Constantine. Returning to his capital of Kiev, Vladimir ordered
 5 1,3 |          he arrived in Sitka (the capital of Russian America), he
 6 2,1 |     especially in Kiev, the first capital, the domes of the churches
 7 7,1 |       Edessa — and brought to the Capital of the Orthodox. With great
 8 7,2 |       deliverance of the Orthodox capital. As a result, the Khan unexpectedly
 9 7,2 |          he fled, and the Russian capital was spared. For this reason,
10 7,2 |         for the city had been the capital of the Tatar Khan), the
11 8,6 | metropolis) was the Bishop of the capital of a province, while Archbishop
12 10,1|        Kingdom of Judah, with its capital at Jerusalem, and the Northern
13 10,1|       Kingdom of Israel, with its capital at Samaria) through the
14 10,2|          is Nineveh, the Assyrian capital, where the people of the
15 10,3|         came to Thessalonica, the capital of Macedonia (Acts 17:1).