Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,2 |       decree meant the paganistic tendencies of the Emperor himself.
 2  2,3 |      followers of other religious tendencies were heretics. The pagans (
 3  2,3 |      absolute veto upon all other tendencies in the Christian fold, as
 4  3,8 |   political, social, or religious tendencies. The voice of the mob in
 5  3,8 |           political and religious tendencies, but also different class
 6  3,16|          clearly the monarchistic tendencies of the author. Confused
 7  4,1 |     Monophysitic in its religious tendencies and dependent upon the Byzantine
 8  5,4 |      education.~ The iconoclastic tendencies of the eastern provinces
 9  5,8 |         spite of his iconoclastic tendencies, Michael did not initiate
10  5,8 |  image-worship, and her religious tendencies were well known to her husband.
11  5,8 |          to confirm her religious tendencies, while Irene had to spend
12  5,8 |      Michael II. The iconoclastic tendencies of the army are attributed
13  5,8 |          as of extremely radical, tendencies. Image-painting was looked
14  5,8 |           In general the artistic tendencies of the iconoclasts are viewed
15  5,8 |          proceed the two opposite tendencies which mark the Macedonian
16  7,4 |      impossible and the unitarian tendencies of Manuel met with no sympathy
17  7,4 |    remarkable in its conciliatory tendencies towards the Catholic church.~
18  8,2 |          expressed anti-Bulgarian tendencies, against which the king
19  8,17|           against the encroaching tendencies of the “powerful” men, they
20  9,15|           Fearing the reformatory tendencies of the Council of Basel,
21  9,18| interesting writers who, in their tendencies and ideas, are forerunners
22  9,18|        express their own creative tendencies.~ Among the philologists