Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,1 |          the Lateran in Rome are ascribed to him. He was particularly
 2  2,5 |        unknown authors have been ascribed to him; but his authentic
 3  3,5 |      classical text are properly ascribed not to the arbitrariness
 4  3,16|      mosaic of a transfiguration ascribed to the sixth century.[168]~
 5  6,8 |       removed the mass of people ascribed their relief to miraculous
 6  7,1 |          Greek Emperor.” Bréhier ascribed Rosen’s hypothesis to Yahya’
 7  7,1 | historical legend, now rejected, ascribed the arousing of the crusading
 8  7,4 |        the Jews,” which is often ascribed to him, belongs to a later
 9  7,4 |         Jews, which is sometimes ascribed to the period of Andronicus
10  7,4 |     Although the published works ascribed with more or less reason
11  7,4 |     belong the numerous writings ascribed in manuscripts to Prodromus.
12  7,4 |        verse, which was formerly ascribed to Prodromus, the author
13  9,12|         the distribution usually ascribed to Leo the Wise in about
14  9,17|       and often, though wrongly, ascribed to Kodinus (Codinus). In
15  9,18|       very brief account usually ascribed to Cananus Lascaris, on
16  9,18|          among them wrote a work ascribed only to Meliteniotes.[416]