Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,2 |    still Caesar,” he wrote, “I crossed the Rhine; twenty thousand
 2  2,3 |     directed to Greece. Alaric crossed Thessaly and advanced into
 3  2,5 |      to the east and north, he crossed the borders of Mesopotamia
 4  3,4 |     whom Procopius calls Huns, crossed the Danube almost every
 5  3,8 | unprotected and the barbarians crossed the Byzantine boundaries
 6  3,11|     enemy. Turkish ambassadors crossed the Caucasian Mountains,
 7  4,1 |        spring of 622 Heraclius crossed to Asia Minor, where he
 8  4,1 |        detachments of Bedouins crossed the Byzantine border. But
 9  4,1 |         when the Arabian fleet crossed the Aegean Sea and the Hellespont,
10  4,1 |       of their general, Tarik, crossed from Africa to Spain and
11  6,2 |  Muhammedan raiders only twice crossed the frontier. Romanus appointed
12  6,5 |   middle of that century, they crossed the Danube.~ V. G. Vasilievsky,
13  6,5 |      their irruptions they had crossed the Danube in large numbers (
14  7,1 |   recovered from their defeat, crossed the Danube and invaded the
15  7,1 |     the Cumans (Polovtzi), who crossed the Danube and invaded the
16  7,2 |  spring, 1190, the German army crossed the Hellespont.~ Frederick’
17  8,11|      seized Kiev in 1240, then crossed the Carpathians, and arrived
18  8,12|        Bulgaria, John Vatatzes crossed with his army to the European
19  9,4 |        latter with his company crossed the Hellespont and occupied
20  9,6 |   Ismailites [i.e., the Turks] crossed on this side, into the Greek
21  9,7 |  galleys in a friendly manner, crossed the straits to the Asiatic