Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,3 |          deed was not allowed to pass unpunished. Ambrose excommunicated
 2  5,3 |        were very much tempted to pass over to the Bulgarians and
 3  6,4 |         hence it is too early to pass any definite judgment about
 4  6,7 |          today means a “mountain pass” in Greek, was applied in
 5  7,1 |   offices of the Empire began to pass into their hands. Manuel
 6  7,1 |       pilgrims from Europe could pass unmolested must now be considered
 7  7,1 |     fruit “is plucked by all who pass by.” This comparison, as
 8  7,1 |          place. Venetian sources pass over the massacre of 1182.
 9  7,2 |        through which they had to pass. Philip Augustus and Richard
10  7,2 |           Matters came to such a pass that Frederick had already
11  8,9 |       the throne was supposed to pass to his brother, Baldwin
12  8,13|        belief that history would pass judgment upon him. In one
13  8,15|       eastern goods which had to pass through the whole territory
14  8,17|        sociologists, all peoples pass in their historical development.
15  9,4 |        south, through the famous pass of Thermopylae, into middle
16  9,6 |      itself was on a set date to pass into the hands of the Count
17  9,12| Sometimes matters came to such a pass that one house and one family