Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,2 |          which was an attempt to effect a compromise between the
 2  2,2 |       and Constantine desired to effect the definite organization
 3  2,3 |      visiting of the temples. In effect this amounted to the closing
 4  3,4 |        and projects, had a fatal effect upon the Empire in general.
 5  3,8 |        the Hippodrome were of no effect. A nephew of Anastasius
 6  3,8 |      limits and had a disastrous effect upon the exhausted population.
 7  4,2 |         could not have the great effect upon which Heraclius was
 8  4,2 |   measure of Constans II did not effect the desired religious peace.
 9  5,2 |     legend became current to the effect that before the end of the
10  6,3 |         hence the threats had no effect upon him. The Bulgarian
11  7,1 |         and he was even ready to effect a union with the western
12  7,1 |    carrying this enterprise into effect he found favorable conditions
13  7,1 |    Antioch refused to carry into effect his uncle’s agreement, and
14  7,1 |       but was never brought into effect. It was evident that at
15  7,1 |        who carried the idea into effect was the monk Bernard of
16  7,1 |      France was not carried into effect partly because the French
17  7,1 |         not carry that plan into effect.” Thus according to that
18  7,3 |      excommunication produced no effect upon the Venetians. But
19  8,17|        will was not carried into effect because of the revolution
20  8,17|          the West had but little effect on the slower moving East.
21  9,3 |      Charles of Anjou, had a bad effect upon the eastern border.~
22  9,5 | prevented its being carried into effect, is not confirmed by any
23  9,12|          put their theories into effect smoothly and with comparative
24  9,12|       other hand, it had a great effect on the social organization.
25  9,17|         the Peloponnesus was the effect not of the Turkish or Latin