Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,3 |             dogma, passing beyond the limited circle of the clergy, were
 2  2,3 |              man of the world, one of limited theological attainments,
 3  2,3 |            the government was greatly limited because of the frequent
 4  2,4 |              within the confines of a limited circle of men it did not
 5  3,5 |           Juridical publications were limited to pure compilations, which
 6  3,12|          present knowledge of them is limited by the fragmentary material
 7  3,16|              Constantinople, a man of limited poetical ability, wrote
 8  3,16|      activities of Justinian were not limited to the erection of fortifications
 9  4,1 |              Persian invasion was not limited to Syria and Palestine.
10  4,1 |           were materialistic. Arabia, limited in natural resources, could
11  4,4 |        dynasty shows that most of the limited number of Byzantine writers
12  6,7 |              whose interests were not limited by ecclesiastical affairs,
13  6,7 |          Byzantine life is still very limited and inexact.~ Something
14  6,7 |               frontier fortress” with limited neighboring territory, or,
15  6,8 |              Guiscard went beyond the limited territories of southern
16  7,1 |            and this offensive was not limited to central Europe, Italy,
17  7,4 |         Nicephorus Phocas (964) again limited the increase of the church
18  7,4 |             philosophical thought was limited by the supreme authority
19  8,17|             sometimes the process was limited only to the social aspect
20  8,17|           valuable had the author not limited himself to western analogies
21  9,5 |               influence and power and limited the freedom of action of
22  9,7 | Constantinople was growing still more limited. After this siege, the capital
23  9,12|          showed vigorous activity not limited to church problems, but