Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,1 |          Many churches were being constructed in other places during Constantine’
 2  2,2 |        The gates had already been constructed when, as Sozomen, the Christian
 3  2,4 |         city, new walls were also constructed along the seashore. The
 4  3,8 | devastating raids. The fortresses constructed by Justinian were not maintained.
 5  3,16|          throughout the East, was constructed by the orders of Justinian
 6  3,16|          meters in circumference, constructed with unusual difficulty
 7  3,16|          of the central nave were constructed two-storied arches richly
 8  3,16|        stands the round campanile constructed later. The interior has
 9  3,16|   fortifications and churches. He constructed also many monasteries, palaces,
10  4,4 |         the menace from the newly constructed Arabian fleet, which was
11  5,2 |         which, tradition says, he constructed at Constantinople.[10]~
12  5,2 |     settle in Thrace, the Emperor constructed a number of fortifications
13  5,2 |        the numerous fortresses he constructed against them.~ Within Bulgaria
14  6,8 |          in that of Justinian. He constructed a new palace, the Kenourgion,
15  7,1 |           Egnatius (via Egnatia), constructed as far back as Roman times,
16  7,1 |        the will of the patriarch, constructed a church in Constantinople
17  7,4 |        erected fortifications and constructed a bridge at Abydos, at the
18  7,4 |          this oration, in reality constructed in an elevated style, filled
19  8,16|     Muhammed II the Conqueror was constructed. Because of the loss of
20  9,6 |       them Callipolis. There they constructed walls, erected strong fortifications
21  9,7 |         Goths; and finally it was constructed again by Justinian the Great