Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,2 |             Ammianus Marcellinus, a friend of Julian and his companion
 2  2,3 |        Apostate,” “the Wicked,” the friend of Rome and the Christians,
 3  2,3 |     Constantinople to Pannonia. His friend, Priscus, who accompanied
 4  2,5 | Cappadocians,” Basil the Great, his friend Gregory the Theologian,
 5  4,1 |            found who can write to a friend a decent greeting letter
 6  5,8 |             the same century by his friend, Theophanes the Confessor,
 7  5,8 |         Emir) of Crete could be his friend. One of his pupils, Nicolaus
 8  6,8 |             famous contemporary and friend of Psellus. As before, education
 9  6,8 |        Following the example of his friend John Xiphilin, the head
10  7,1 |         wicked rulers, and to be “a friend of the Romans” (φιλορωμαιος),
11  7,1 |         Alexius Comnenus to his old friend, Count Robert of Flanders,
12  7,1 |         sovereign promised to be “a friend of the Emperor’s friends
13  7,1 |          long letter to his western friend, King Henry II Plantagenet,
14  7,4 |             in the prologue “a real friend of literature” (φιλολογωτατη).
15  7,4 |            the talented teacher and friend of Michael Acominatus, the
16  7,4 |             and 1194. His pupil and friend, the metropolitan of Athens,
17  8,16|           first a pupil and later a friend and correspondent of Michael
18  9,2 |     matrimonial plans. His intimate friend, a diplomat and historian
19  9,3 |             Egypt, “willing to be a friend of the Romans and to have
20  9,8 | Chalcocondyles, son of his Athenian friend George, a young man very
21  9,9 |           in the siege, an intimate friend of the last Emperor, and
22  9,11|         logothete and the Emperor’s friend. It was intended that Thomas
23  9,18|              Planudes’ disciple and friend, Manuel Moschopulus (Moschopulos),