Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,1 |          possible that Constantine laid the foundations of St. Sophia,
 2  2,2 |        come to Latium in Italy and laid the foundations for the
 3  2,3 |            legal creed, Theodosius laid an absolute veto upon all
 4  2,5 |         decline, and, so to speak, laid the cornerstone for Christian
 5  3,4 |    Constantinople, where they were laid at the feet of the emperor
 6  3,12|        horde, Arian by faith, they laid waste all the localities
 7  3,12|       Ostrogothic kingdom. It also laid the foundation for the gradual
 8  3,14|    administration of North Africa, laid the foundation for the new
 9  4,1 |           the Muhammedan faith are laid down in a sacred book of
10  4,4 |        solidity of the foundations laid for the artistic life of
11  5,3 |          principles of the Ecloga, laid down in its introduction,
12  5,7 |       churches was gradually being laid. During the Isaurian period
13  6,8 |          to increase its income he laid his hands upon lands illegally
14  7,1 |    Comnenus a solid foundation was laid for the colonial power of
15  7,1 | pacification of the Adriatic coast laid a solid foundation for the
16  7,1 |           of the eleventh century, laid waste the country, and destroyed
17  7,2 |        Ruler) Stephen Nemanja, who laid the foundation for the unification
18  8,2 |         state; the Will of God has laid upon me the power…” God
19  8,5 |          founder. His institutions laid the basis upon which the
20  8,5 |            European Greeks. He had laid the foundation upon which
21  8,6 |       Although his predecessor had laid some foundation for the
22  9,3 |        with the revolution of 1282 laid the foundation for friendly
23  9,8 |     leadership of the sultan, they laid siege to Thessalonica; the
24  9,18|           with Homer. The scene is laid in a setting of Frankish
25  9,19|      Stress has several times been laid on the fact that Barlaam