Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,3 |             of the Magi and nobles, calls Yezdegerd “the Apostate,” “
 2  3,4 |          Bulgarians, whom Procopius calls Huns, crossed the Danube
 3  3,16|             verses.[157] J. Maspero calls Dioscorus the last Greek
 4  4,1 |   considered Muhammed a heretic and calls him a “sower of scandal
 5  4,4 |           by Maximus, whom Eriugena calls “the divine philosopher,” “
 6  5,1 |            Stephen the Younger also calls Leo “a Syrian by birth” (
 7  5,2 |            The English scholar Bury calls the year 718 “an ecumenical
 8  5,2 |          wars of ancient Greece and calls Leo the Miltiades of medieval
 9  5,7 | secularization of monasterial lands calls for investigation, A more
10  6,8 |              149] Another historian calls the battle “the death hour
11  6,8 |         spirit … One of the peoples calls me a light of wisdom, another,
12  7,1 |         Scythians” (so Anna Comnena calls the Patzinaks), “because
13  7,2 |      against Greeks and Vlachs, and calls Peter or Kalopeter “Emperor
14  7,2 |            answering the pope, John calls himself “imperator omnium
15  7,2 |            the archbishop of Trnovo calls himself “totius Bulgariae
16  7,4 |            father, in her “Alexiad” calls him, doubtless with exaggeration, “
17  7,4 |          granddaughter Anna Comnena calls “this greatest pride not
18  7,4 |         Eustathius of Thessalonica, calls his rule an “imperial priesthood”
19  7,4 |       antiquity, especially Lucian, calls for a revision in his favor
20  8,2 |          his letter a Latin emperor calls him a “great destroyer of
21  8,10|            close friends… [The Pope calls] the most pious and orthodox
22  9,4 |            understand Greek. If one calls this country a new Albania,
23  9,9 |       throne, in one of his letters calls the Emperor a man “of pious
24  9,19|            Gods (Genealogia deorum) calls Barlaam a man “with a small