Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,3 |            hands of the Germans, In due time the Goths assimilated
 2  2,3 |            of this new favorite was due primarily to his success
 3  4   | representatives of the nobility was due not only to mere arbitrariness,
 4  4,1 |           by the Byzantine army was due primarily to the use of “
 5  5,5 |        reign. This postponement was due to the fact that all the
 6  6,2 |           which became more serious due to the intervention of the
 7  6,2 |         life of the Armenian people due to the difference between
 8  6,4 |            does not usually receive due consideration, although
 9  6,6 |    Bosphorus did not greet him with due respect, and he was exposed
10  6,8 |             when attempting to give due praise to Emperor Manuel
11  7,1 |           against the infidels were due not only to religious enthusiasm
12  7,4 |          specimens. Great credit is due him for this. The best Byzantine
13  8,16|           was, to a certain extent, due to these traditions and
14  9,2 |          prayers to collect the sum due, Manuel obtained it at once
15  9,5 |    possession of Constantinople was due to the same tendency to
16  9,5 |          the Turks also miscarried, due to the policy of John Cantacuzene;
17  9,6 |          lost their former strength due to their internal troubles.
18  9,18|       important; this importance is due particularly to the mosaics
19  9,19|           importance was apparently due to his teaching and to his