Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,5 |          Justinian.~ In order to protect the capital against the
 2  3,7 |        God in difficult times to protect the persecuted.”[65]~ Following
 3  3,8 |       all the loyal citizens, to protect the subjects against oppression,
 4  3,8 |   decisions, to persecute crime, protect the innocent, and punish
 5  4,1 |           which it was forced to protect. For this purpose the Roman
 6  4,1 |    Empire, they were supposed to protect the Danubian border against
 7  5,8 | publication of a joint letter to protect images under the names of
 8  6,2 |         He also bound himself to protect Byzantine trade caravans
 9  6,7 |        began to favor and openly protect large landownership, hastening
10  6,8 |        tradition, is supposed to protect the newly born against evil
11  7,1 |         skillfully pretending to protect the violated rights of the
12  7,1 |         of his solemn promise to protect Alexius’ life, he commanded
13  7,1 |       the East. She could barely protect the eastern border and repulse
14  7,2 |        were not strong enough to protect themselves successfully.
15  8,13|    together the flock of God and protect it from hostile wolves.”[
16  8,15|     against him, Leon, unable to protect the island with his own
17  9,6 |        accelerated his death. To protect the capital against danger
18  9,7 |       Emperor’s first measure to protect the peninsula against future
19  9,8 |          according to Ducas, “to protect and nourish it, raise its
20  9,9 |         Where are the saints who protect the city?”[204] Another