Chapter, Paragraph

 1  3,6 |        these Greeks, and Chosroes determined to let them go back to their
 2  3,14|          the Byzantine government determined to strengthen its power
 3  4,1 |           forty years old when he determined to express his views openly,
 4  4,4 |     unsuccessful. The Bulgarians, determined to take revenge for the
 5  5,3 | compilation of the Sea Law can be determined only approximately. It was
 6  5,4 |          was thought that Leo III determined to destroy images because
 7  5,4 |           the third one cannot be determined with any degree of accuracy.~
 8  5,4 |       Constantine followed a very determined iconoclastic policy and
 9  5,5 |       entrusted to Irene, who was determined to restore image worship.~
10  5,8 |           though not a fanatic,” “determined to support Leo’s iconoclastic
11  6,7 | Constantinopolitan council it was determined to grant a dispensation
12  6,7 |           Byzantine Empire) which determined the further life of the
13  7,1 |           war. Manuel accordingly determined to pardon Andronicus, who
14  7,1 |       aimless. Bohemond therefore determined to strike a blow to the
15  7,1 |       invading Byzantium; the son determined “to take away from his neighbors
16  7,2 |        that Frederick had already determined to conquer Constantinople
17  7,3 |             Most of the crusaders determined to participate in the expedition
18  8,2 |      themselves at Constantinople determined, in the same year, 1204,
19  8,10|   Hohenstaufens,” which they were determined to exterminate.~ In such
20  9,2 |           learned of the plan and determined to punish severely the governor
21  9,3 |       Hohenstaufens was weakened, determined to deal a death blow to
22  9,6 |      alarmed population of Galata determined to resist Cantacuzene’s
23  9,7 |         and provisions, Boucicaut determined to return to France, but
24  9,12|          spirit of this party was determined by its origin and composition.
25  9,13|          has not yet been clearly determined, but the leaders of the
26  9,19|        with Greek literature … he determined to go there.”[465] Thus,