Chapter, Paragraph

1  2,3|        of the Empire in a manner satisfactory to their own interests and
2  4,1|    period of time. Somewhat less satisfactory was the state of affairs
3  4,2|      compromise had never led to satisfactory results and never succeeded
4  4,3| Justinian and the pope reached a satisfactory compromise, but there is
5  5,2|     sacred war. The results were satisfactory to neither Greeks nor Arabs,
6  6,3|      because he had not attained satisfactory results in his negotiations
7  6,3|        terms of this peace, very satisfactory to Byzantium, “scarcely
8  7,3|         curia that were entirely satisfactory.~ The aim of the western
9  8,7|        which could not come to a satisfactory compromise in their rivalry