Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,2 |      new capital and in 325 the construction of the main buildings was
 2  2,2 |  Laborers and materials for the construction work were gathered from
 3  2,2 | foederati,” participated in the construction of the new buildings. Many
 4  2,2 |        for the new capital, the construction of Constantinople, and the
 5  2,4 |      time of Theodosius was the construction of the walls of Constantinople.
 6  2,5 |          Because of its hurried construction and the breaches made by
 7  2,5 | Constantinople. St. Sophia, the construction of which might have begun
 8  3,9 |         did Justinian limit his construction to fortifications alone.
 9  3,9 |       likelihood he carried his construction even to the mountains of
10  3,16|         The Emperor visited the construction personally, watching its
11  3,16|      workers. In five years the construction was completed. On Christmas
12  3,16| influence of Constantinopolitan construction was felt in the East, for
13  3,16|     interested in promoting the construction of monuments of civil and
14  3,16|         Ravenna he finished the construction of those churches which
15  3,16| Justinian is connected with the construction of the monastery of St.
16  4,1 |    Moawiya), actively began the construction of numerous vessels whose
17  4,1 |         the seventh century the construction of ships and their equipment
18  5,2 |        with the emperors in his construction achievements. A mosque was
19  7,3 |        imposing medieval feudal construction became in the second half
20  7,4 |         also connected with the construction or recon-~struction of several
21  8,16|     beginning to the end in its construction, descriptions, and ideas;
22  9,7 |        future invasions was the construction of a wall with numerous