Chapter, Paragraph

 1  6,7 |          Empire.~ ~Prochiron and Epanagoge. — The time of the Macedonian
 2  6,7 | published under the title of the Epanagoge (η επαναγωγη, “introduction”).
 3  6,7 |        title of the Epanagoge (η επαναγωγη, “introduction”). Several
 4  6,7 |    According to its preface, the Epanagoge was an introduction to the
 5  6,7 |     forty books mentioned in the Epanagoge — represented, is not certain.
 6  6,7 |        scholars believe that the Epanagoge was never really published,
 7  6,7 |         published law.[112]~ The Epanagoge differs very greatly from
 8  6,7 |       materials borrowed for the Epanagoge from the Prochiron are arranged
 9  6,7 |        in the compilation of the Epanagoge, and his influence is especially
10  6,7 |          the introduction to the Epanagoge refers to the Ecloga of
11  6,7 |            114] This part of the Epanagoge speaks also of the complete
12  6,7 |          mentioned here that the Epanagoge, together with a number
13  6,7 |       The ideas expressed in the Epanagoge exerted great influence
14  6,7 |          from the rulings of the Epanagoge with reference to the authority
15  6,7 |            The Prochiron and the Epanagoge, together with the work
16  9,18|           as well as the Ecloga, Epanagoge, and some others.[409] In