Chapter, Paragraph

 1  3,5 |       the students, and after reading through all the works put
 2  3,16|     This work became favorite reading among the Byzantine monks,
 3  5,8 |   monks were to be trained in reading, writing, and the copying
 4  5,8 |   very interesting. A kind of reading club seems to have existed
 5  6,7 |      any contradiction to the reading of the Nicaeo-Constantinopolitan
 6  7,4 | Aristotle and Plato. All this reading affected the style of the
 7  7,4 |  complete ignorance, will, by reading books, find that which he
 8  8,16|    readers to their homes for reading.[155]~ As in the epoch of
 9  8,16|     and Michael Acominatus on reading them felt the elegance of
10  9,19|   Petrarca never succeeded in reading Greek literature in the
11  9,19|   preferring contemplation to reading and writing, as well as