Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,1 |            his opponent agreed, to carry a civil suit to the episcopal
 2  3,4 |      whatever their wares, were to carry on their traffic solely
 3  3,8 |     Byzantine boundaries freely to carry on their devastating raids.
 4  3,9 |           Cosmas, “all the nations carry on their trade in Roman
 5  4,1 |            with a determination to carry out the will of their prophet,
 6  5,3 |       original amount; in order to carry out this measure effectively
 7  5,8 |             and Theophilus, had to carry out their religious policy
 8  6,7 |           forcing him to refuse to carry on further negotiations
 9  7,1 |          Minor, where they were to carry on the task for which they
10  7,1 |          his army. His plan was to carry out his father Robert Guiscard’
11  7,1 |      Tancred of Antioch refused to carry into effect his uncle’s
12  7,1 |          Empire could not possibly carry on any efficient offensive
13  7,1 |        death, Andronicus could not carry that plan into effect.”
14  7,2 |        seemed left for Henry VI to carry out what his father had
15  7,3 |            the Byzantine Empire to carry out the plans of the Comneni
16  7,3 |           the pope did not mean to carry out his threat. Alexius
17  8,2 | opportunity was open to Kalojan to carry out his ambitious plan,
18  8,14|           backed by the pope could carry out an aggressive policy
19  8,17|            buildings, in a word to carry on the whole economy of
20  9,3 |            Charles then decided to carry out his plan of invading
21  9,7 |    marksmen, money, and vessels to carry the troops where we need.”[
22  9,8 |        century, he was planning to carry on a vast aggressive campaign
23  9,9 |         very easy for the Turks to carry out these measures, because,