Chapter, Paragraph

 1  3,5 |       In spite of Justinian’s intention to collect all the Novels
 2  3,12|  himself rather than with the intention of helping Maurice. More
 3  4,4 |  explained it as a deliberate intention on the part of the Emperor
 4  5,4 |  political reform. It was the intention of the iconoclastic emperors
 5  5,8 |      caused him to change his intention and choose Theodora, the
 6  6,2 |     cheer, for I have no evil intention against him.’”[34]~ The
 7  6,2 |   reforms in Armenia with the intention of destroying some of the
 8  6,7 |   Lecapenus had expressed the intention of limiting somewhat the
 9  7,1 |      aid at Piacenza; but his intention was not a crusade to the
10  7,1 | Byzantine throne, but also an intention to take possession of the
11  7,4 |    formalism; the theological intention becomes more obviously the
12  9,4 |     and the clearly expressed intention of Roger to establish in
13  9,4 |       Minor, with the obvious intention of transferring hostilities
14  9,6 |    was obliged to give up her intention of closing the Venetian
15  9,13|     of his ascetic ideas. His intention to withdraw into complete
16  9,18|       unconsciously, from his intention, in dealing with the events