Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,2 | philosophical calmness, the Emperor presented a defense of his life and
 2  2,3 |          Office of King,” which was presented, or perhaps even read, to
 3  2,3 |            the situation. They then presented to the Emperor a demand
 4  2,5 |     Alexandria, Palladius once more presented the ideals of monastic life,
 5  3,4 |      expedition against the Vandals presented no easy problem. It involved
 6  3,7 |             the aspect which it had presented under the reign of Anastasius.”[
 7  4,1 |    religious teaching can hardly be presented in a systematic way. This
 8  5,8 |           the honored icons must be presented to the episcopate of Constantinople
 9  6,4 |          topographical difficulties presented by this text are still in
10  7,1 |            his Empire the crusaders presented; therefore, his first idea
11  7,1 |           An opportunity apparently presented itself to Alexius when Bohemond
12  7,2 |             Whatever paper might be presented to the Emperor for his signature,
13  7,2 |            the Bulgarians. But they presented unacceptable terms. Some
14  7,2 |             religious character and presented itself as exclusively political. “
15  7,3 |             good opportunity seemed presented to the Byzantine Empire
16  7,4 |             example he so glowingly presented to the people of his flock.”~
17  9,6 |      passage into the Turkish camp, presented himself as a deserter to
18  9,7 |           of his stay in France, he presented to the abbey of St. Denis
19  9,12|        party. The question of union presented a broader interest, for
20  9,12|        carrying out of this measure presented no great difficulties, because
21  9,13|            Byzantine monk. A report presented to the patriarch contains
22  9,18|        their activity and interests presented a striking analogy to the