Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,1 |          of Christianity and the transfer of the capital from the
 2  2,2 |         more than once wanted to transfer the capital from republican-minded
 3  2,2 |  Christianity. But by his timely transfer of the world-capital to
 4  2,2 |        lay down their titles and transfer them to the Caesars. In
 5  2,3 |      Dacia to the barbarians and transfer its population to Moesia.
 6  2,5 | conditions which facilitated the transfer of these rich and civilized
 7  2,5 |       discussed here.~ After the transfer of the capital to Constantinople,
 8  3,4 |         problem. It involved the transfer of a vast army by sea to
 9  3,4 |       raiding Rome. Besides, the transfer of the main military forces
10  5,3 |        civil authorities and the transfer of their functions to the
11  5,4 |         it to their advantage to transfer the dispute to theological
12  5,8 |          and were thus forced to transfer their property to their
13  6,7 |     their treasury caused by the transfer of their lands into the
14  6,7 |     landholders, forcing them to transfer their property to their
15  6,8 |        were already preparing to transfer their military attacks from
16  7,1 |        Emperor hoped later on to transfer hostilities into Italy and
17  8,17|  significance. Nevertheless, the transfer of this problem from the