Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,2 |       division of power did not destroy the unity of the Empire,
 2  3,12|       the Emperor, were able to destroy the Lombard domination in
 3  5,2 |       the Byzantine attempts to destroy the achievements of Asparuch.
 4  5,4 |      that Leo III determined to destroy images because he hoped
 5  5,4 |   imperial officer delegated to destroy the image was killed, but
 6  5,8 |        follow their example and destroy images, so that, after my
 7  6,2 |         of Hakim “endeavored to destroy the Holy Sepulcher itself
 8  6,7 |       its loose discipline, and destroy the worldly manners and
 9  6,7 |      the divine doctrine and to destroy the salutary laws.”[114]
10  6,8 |    Italy by the Normans did not destroy all of Byzantine influence.
11  7,1 | position, he began gradually to destroy Manuel’s relatives and commanded
12  7,1 |   historian C. Grot, “could not destroy the feeling of mutual distrust
13  7,1 |       and later alliance was to destroy the Norman power in Italy.
14  7,1 |       and began even to hope to destroy the Christian possessions
15  7,1 |       Clairvaux were working to destroy the alliance between the
16  7,1 |   direction. Manuel, wishing to destroy the relations between Frederick
17  7,1 |      Andronicus had intended to destroy the preponderance of Byzantine
18  9,3 |     final blow to Byzantium and destroy the eastern Christian Empire.~ ~
19  9,5 |         to the same tendency to destroy the power of the Greeks
20  9,6 |         sultan commanded him to destroy what had been built and,
21  9,13|   around them”; thus, the monks destroy the dogmas of the church,
22  9,15|      will take arms in order to destroy our city, race, and name.”[