Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,1 |         marvelous dream and then, calling together artificers, he
 2  2,2 |      penetrate the future through calling out, by means of certain
 3  3   |        while others, though still calling him a Cappadocian, consider
 4  5,8 |           council “abstained from calling images idols, because there
 5  6,7 |          as champions of justice, calling them a general and equal
 6  7,1 |      anxious to dispatch messages calling on mercenaries from all
 7  7,1 |       throne the king of Germany, calling Manuel rex, not imperator,
 8  7,3 |          treaty were impressive: “Calling upon the name of Christ,
 9  7,4 |  chronicle in verse in her honor, calling her in the prologue “a real
10  8,5 |          Looking only to thee and calling thee a savior and universal
11  8,10|       Latin Graecos), shamelessly calling heretics the most orthodox
12  9,9 |           emperor, Frederick III, calling the fall of Constantinople “
13  9,9 |          the future Pope Pius II, calling to mind numberless books
14  9,18|      spite of the classical title calling to mind the Trojan war and
15  9,18|           summed up the matter by calling the fourteenth century a
16  9,19| immediately to the Doge of Venice calling his attention to the danger