Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,5 |        of various tribes. “It is sufficient to recall,” said Th. I.
 2  2,5 | Henoticon recognized as entirely sufficient the religious foundations
 3  3,9 |     ships in the Red Sea was not sufficient for carrying on a regulated
 4  3,9 |      large income, which was not sufficient, however, to ameliorate
 5  3,12|         Byzantine ruler, lacking sufficient means for resisting them,
 6  3,12|       the Empire did not possess sufficient forces for maintaining the
 7  3,16| existence today, but they give a sufficient basis for judging the importance
 8  3,16|        point of view; they offer sufficient indication that he was a
 9  4,1 |    Emperor had neither money nor sufficient military force, and profound
10  4,1 |          Asia Minor. There is no sufficient ground for viewing this
11  4,1 |      important data which afford sufficient basis for the formation
12  5,5 |       these facts were used as a sufficient basis by opponents of this
13  5,8 |          his own forces were not sufficient to resist the imperial troops,
14  6,4 |          was used by Russia as a sufficient motive for a new campaign
15  6,7 |         written evidence or by a sufficient number of witnesses. The
16  6,8 |       status, providing they had sufficient preparation. The Novel on
17  8,15|    tracts of land, and derived a sufficient living from their estates.[
18  9,5 |          Constantinople, was not sufficient; even though the complete
19  9,8 |       and, if they are united in sufficient number, will be able to
20  9,17|      magnificent; even now it is sufficient to house the ships.” “The
21  9,19|         are accessible afford no sufficient reason to call him a humanist.