Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,1 | resistance to government orders aimed at turning them back to
 2  2,2 |   teachings, which at that time aimed to penetrate the future
 3  2,3 |   hiding them.[102]~ Theodosius aimed to be the sole arbiter of
 4  3,2 |       Empire and she definitely aimed to bring about peaceful
 5  3,5 |        pure compilations, which aimed to assist judges unable
 6  3,6 |      church, Justinian not only aimed to keep in his own hands
 7  3,8 |       party of the Greens, they aimed to depose Justinian. The
 8  3,8 |    consciously and persistently aimed at the destruction of large
 9  4,1 |    campaign, which incidentally aimed at recovering the Holy Cross
10  5,3 |         far in stating that it “aimed to restrain the disquieting
11  5,4 |   purely religious reform which aimed to arrest “the progress
12  5,8 |        dogmatic polemical works aimed to develop the fundamental
13  6,8 |  Psellus, taught philosophy and aimed at giving its student a
14  7,2 |          which had been clearly aimed against Byzantium, could
15  7,4 |    prohibition had clearly been aimed at the Franks and should
16  8,17|       II, and Nicephorus Phocas aimed at restoring the firmness
17  8,17|    consciously and persistently aimed at the destruction of large
18  9,2 |         he had obtained, for he aimed at the imperial throne,