Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,3 | extraction, but born on Gothic soil. He had spent a number of
 2  2,3 |        and Moesia and till the soil, and promised to furnish
 3  2,3 |      these barbarians till the soil following the example of
 4  2,3 |        Goths as tillers of the soil. Should the Goths be unwilling
 5  2,5 | colonus, a man attached to the soil, but he did not lose his
 6  3,13| husbandman no longer tills the soil, when idol-worshippers are
 7  3,15|  ancient ruins on native Greek soil are now the only evidence
 8  3,15|       on to conquer the sacred soil of Hellas and the Peloponnesus.~
 9  3,16|      at Ephesus, and on French soil in St. Front at Perigueux.
10  4,1 |        literatures on Egyptian soil. After that date we have
11  8,13|        against Greeks on Greek soil, and on this occasion in
12  9,4 |   precious relics the Albanian soil has jealously guarded for
13  9,7 |         the cultivators of the soil (ploughmen, diggers, for
14  9,7 |   where he would, and till the soil as much as he would and
15  9,18|       penetrated the Byzantine soil; but, in turn, it is beginning