Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,2 |        planned for the capital, asked him, “How long, our Lord,
 2  2,5 |       At the same time Odovacar asked Zeno to confer upon him
 3  2,5 |          Theodoric nevertheless asked the latter to send him the
 4  3,7 | Justinian the question might be asked whether or not he succeeded
 5  3,9 |      them to be seated. He then asked them; “In what state are
 6  3,9 |     hand, sat mute. So the King asked: “Have you, Roman, nothing
 7  3,9 |         amazed at his words and asked: “How say you that I have
 8  4,2 |       bad living conditions and asked his friends to send him
 9  4,4 |       Michael Psellus, was even asked to solve the problem: “Who
10  7,1 |          The modest auxiliaries asked for by Alexius Comnenus
11  7,1 |       of ruin, and when Alexius asked for western auxiliary troops,
12  7,3 |       merely his own forces, he asked help from the king of Thessalonica,
13  7,3 |         Church. Baldwin had not asked the pope to confirm his
14  8,8 |         after that, having been asked by the inhabitants of Hadrianople
15  8,17|          benefit.”~ The man who asked for and received a monastery
16  9,2 |      those cities, those whom I asked, answered: ‘As we have destroyed
17  9,7 |         difficult position when asked to lend Byzantium a helping