Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,5 | approximate the Anastasian wall, traces of which may still be seen
 2  3,1 |      Abyssinian reigning dynasty traces its lineage back to the
 3  3,4 |         erected long walls whose traces are still visible,[35] a
 4  3,9 |          Justinian left distinct traces in the history of Byzantine
 5  3,16|       the sixth century left its traces in the works of ascetic,
 6  4,1 |         finds at every turn some traces of these formidable raids.”[
 7  4,4 |  entirety but of which there are traces; and it is possible to prove
 8  5,3 |   emperors.”[31] There are other traces of the influence of the
 9  5,8 |          the province of Thrace. Traces of these lines can be seen
10  5,8 | iconoclastic epoch has left deep traces in the artistic life of
11  6,7 |         very dubious reputation. Traces of this feeling are found
12  6,8 |       the twentieth century bear traces of Byzantine influence.
13  7,1 |     composed poetical tales, the traces of which have been preserved
14  7,4 |       language, one may see some traces of Slavonic influence. Moreover,
15  8,16|     romance. The text bears some traces of a later remodeling and
16  8,17|        in the tenth century some traces of community are noted in
17  9,4 |       has left very few material traces of its domination. On the
18  9,4 |       the fortifications, but no traces of them remain. But in Greek
19  9,18|        of altered texts, and the traces of the so-called classical