Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,3 |           most deserted place in the universe.”[120] Three years later
 2  3,9 |              Moses, while the entire universe is analogous in form to
 3  4,4 |          poem on the creation of the universe with allusions to contemporary
 4  5,2 |           that before the end of the universe the Christian ruler (the
 5  5,2 |            spread through the entire universe.”[19] The reference here
 6  5,8 |             from the creation of the universe to the reign of Diocletian (
 7  6,2 |              two powers of the whole universe, the power of the Saracens
 8  7,4 |         Alexius, the luminary of the universe, the sun of Anna.” One of
 9  8,10|            the extreme bounds of the Universe…”[80] In another letter
10  9,1 | Constantinople, the Acropolis of the universe, the imperial capital of
11  9,18|         himself as the system of the universe of which man forms part.