Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,2 |    former greatness of Rome, be removed from the Senate. This act
 2  2,2 | Christians were being gradually removed from civil and military
 3  2,3 |      Senate. The altar had been removed during Constantine’s reign,
 4  2,3 |       the foreigners] should be removed from commanding positions
 5  2,3 |        demand that Eutropius be removed and delivered into their
 6  2,5 |         acted with dispatch. He removed them from the responsible
 7  2,5 |     Arcadius and was completely removed by Leo I at the time of
 8  4,1 |    Persian invasion immediately removed the effects of the imported
 9  4,1 |   Byzantine Empire because they removed the foreign national elements,
10  5,2 |       Bagdad on the Tigris, far removed from the Byzantine border.
11  5,3 |         regard. “Leo definitely removed the civil officials and
12  5,4 |       ordered that all icons be removed from the churches and destroyed.
13  5,4 |      mosaics which could not be removed or transferred from the
14  5,5 |     there shall be rejected and removed and cursed out of the Christian
15  6,2 |       the government and he was removed from his post. At that time
16  6,2 |         Armenia, moreover, were removed and recalled to Europe to
17  6,4 |   Turkish tribe of the Polovtzi removed all possibilities of direct
18  6,7 |       the new owners were to be removed immediately after payment
19  6,8 |        this terrible menace was removed the mass of people ascribed
20  6,8 |         districts “one felt far removed from the Byzantine Empire,
21  7,1 |         Comneni, which had been removed from the throne and had
22  8,17|     historian, A. Rambaud, “far removed from the Byzantine Empire,
23  9,4 |        the Sicilian Vespers had removed that danger forever in the
24  9,19|       at that time in Italy, he removed for a short time to Milan