Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,3 |     accepted religion of the Empire, while outlawing paganism.~
 2 1,4 |      at diverse parts of the Empire in the period prior to Nicea,
 3 1,4 |      effect on the Byzantine Empire and Orthodoxy. The first
 4 1,4 | through Spain. The Byzantine Empire lost the Patriarchates of
 5 1,4 |  Constantinople in 1453, the Empire was never free from attack.~ ~
 6 1,0 |    to war with the Byzantine Empire and laid siege to the Greek
 7 1,1 |     crumbling of the Ottoman Empire in the 19th Century, the
 8 1,2 |   new outpost of the Russian Empire, the first attempts were
 9 1,4 |    from the Austro-Hungarian Empire (Galicians and Carpatho-Russians).
10 10  |     use throughout the Roman Empire at the beginning of the
11 10,1|      the time of the Persian Empire (Kings Cyrus, Darius I,
12 10,2|   Great, the division of the Empire and the origin of the Seleucid
13 10,2|   the origin of the Seleucid Empire (Ch. 1:1-10), he recounts
14 11,1|  execution used in the Roman Empire, however, normally consisted