Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,1 |       celestial army chaplain to bring about what was already in
 2  2,3 |         compelled the Emperor to bring Eutropius back to the capital
 3  2,5 |      When this attempt failed to bring results, Anastasius decided
 4  3,2 |          she definitely aimed to bring about peaceful relations
 5  3,4 |        of the Emperor, could not bring about lasting results, and
 6  3,6 |          he used every effort to bring it into subjection. Historians
 7  3,6 |      safety. Justinian failed to bring about the complete eradication
 8  3,7 |       with the orthodox, did not bring the results he hoped for.
 9  3,7 |       and Justinian’s attempt to bring it about must be admitted
10  3,8 |  Justinian sincerely intended to bring order into the Empire and
11  3,16|          failure, for it did not bring about religious unity and
12  4,2 |    eastern provinces in order to bring about some sort of church
13  5,8 |   attacks continued, however, to bring great harm to the border
14  6,2 |         reconquer Sicily did not bring about any definite results,
15  6,7 |  Euthymius.~ The council did not bring harmony to the Empire. Two
16  7,4 |    favorite literary work and to bring to an end his great history.
17  8,7 |   compromise in their rivalry to bring about Hellenic unification,
18  8,16| Chrysantza on board the ship and bring them speedily to the capital,
19  8,17|  circumstances allowed, he could bring to a considerable size.
20  9,7 |        now thou hast no power to bring succour to the Christian
21  9,11|          Byzantium to Rome would bring about a political submission
22  9,18|   original plan may have been to bring the History up to his own