Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,1 |       model for Constantine to follow.[20]~ Granting Constantine’
 2  2,1 |     were given full freedom to follow whatever faith they chose.
 3  2,2 |    been ended, every man could follow his chosen religion without
 4  2,2 |     certain that discord would follow immediately; a disunited
 5  2,3 |       force, and he decided to follow a policy of peaceful relations
 6  2,3 |         Libanius, intending to follow a worldly career. He later
 7  2,5 | results, Anastasius decided to follow a very definite Monophysitic
 8  3,1 |       he himself did not often follow it.~ At first sight some
 9  3,3 |    revolt of the natives would follow.~ A similar state of affairs
10  4,1 |     the conquered queen had to follow the triumphal chariot of
11  5,4 | affairs by a sincere desire to follow higher ideals. Two aspects
12  5,8 |        the Apostles. I want to follow their example and destroy
13  5,8 |      number of bishops did not follow the dictates of their convictions,
14  6,7 |        any one else, strove to follow the ideal example of a patriarch
15  6,7 |    books of the Basilics. Then follow the guilds of jewelers,
16  6,7 |       that he might attempt to follow in the footsteps of Phocas
17  7,1 |     the jackal, who is said to follow the steps, and to devour
18  7,1 |         the other barons might follow his example and found princedoms
19  8,16|      in his life Theodore must follow such a model. In the opinion
20  9,9 |        Empire and allow one to follow, sometimes literally by