Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,2 |          raise up again what has fallen on evil days.”[92] But Julian
 2  2,2 |          not understand that the fallen paganism could not rise
 3  3,3 |          the provinces which had fallen into the hands of Arians
 4  5,8 |         the Byzantine throne had fallen into the hands of the Semitic
 5  6,2 |          larger eastern part had fallen to the Persian Sassanids,
 6  6,7 |     martyrs all soldiers who had fallen in the struggle with the
 7  7,1 |    saving Russia; Andronicus had fallen before the Empire was reformed
 8  8,5 |        all these mercenaries had fallen in the war against the Turks,
 9  9,2 |           wrote; “Two Romes have fallen, and the third stands, while
10  9,7 |     battle of Nicopolis, and had fallen prisoner to Bayazid. Escaping
11  9,7 |         Mongol empire, which had fallen into pieces, was unified
12  9,7 |      northern Greece had already fallen a prey to the Turks and
13  9,9 |         places in which they had fallen in 1453. On April 20 the
14  9,17|          of the Roman Empire had fallen, entirely gone out and perished,
15  9,18| carefully that juridical work of fallen Byzantium. The compilation