Chapter, Paragraph

 1  3,8 |      the sea, and there are the ships. Yet reflect whether, when
 2  3,9 | position, is much frequented by ships from all parts of India
 3  3,9 |         the number of Byzantine ships in the Red Sea was not sufficient
 4  4,1 |     century the construction of ships and their equipment with
 5  5,2 |        Golden Horn to the enemy ships was made in connection with
 6  5,8 | defeated and lost many of their ships.[140] Some scholars were
 7  7,1 |       Sardinia and Corsica. The ships of these two cities thronged
 8  7,1 |         be safer from the Greek ships, Bohemond simulated death,
 9  7,3 |        and the seizure of their ships and confiscation of their
10  8,13|        fleet, provided that the ships were not employed against
11  9,6 |         from the defeated Greek ships. According to the conditions
12  9,6 |       and columns, and here the ships have their moorings and
13  9,6 |    There are other places where ships can anchor, but this is
14  9,6 |         Turks, knowing how many ships touch there, arm themselves
15  9,17|         sufficient to house the ships.” “The Emperor’s Palace