Chapter, Paragraph

  1  2,1 |             every case; a small circle may exercise very powerful influence
  2  2,1 |                 whilst: a large number may represent quite an inferior
  3  2,1 |           Constantine in his struggle, may be found in the works of
  4  2,1 |               It declared: “Christians may exist again, and may establish
  5  2,1 |        Christians may exist again, and may establish their meetings,
  6  2,1 |          observe the Christian worship may freely and unconditionally
  7  2,1 |              our times, that every man may have freedom in the practice
  8  2,2 |            delight of a tranquil life, may henceforth be my portion,”
  9  2,2 |               dedication took place on May 11, 330 and was followed
 10  2,2 |                of the Empire that they may be considered to be the
 11  2,2 |             Chlorus; the remains of it may still be seen near the Cluny
 12  2,3 |                 i.e., Syriac, then one may safely suppose that inside
 13  2,3 |            according to one historian, may be called the anti-German
 14  2,4 |               II a kind of high school may have existed there. Teachers
 15  2,4 |        religion, this legal collection may be considered as a sort
 16  2,4 |               pope sent the Breviarium may indicate its significance
 17  2,4 |               affirmed that this alone may justify the surname “Great”
 18  2,5 |       Anastasian wall, traces of which may still be seen today.~ In
 19  2,5 |               The period of Anastasius may be viewed as only an introduction
 20  2,5 |          skillful use of this work one may gain much valuable insight
 21  2,5 |          content and remarkable spirit may be compared with the letters
 22  2,5 |             fourth and fifth centuries may be viewed as the preparatory
 23  3   |                possible that he really may have been born in Cappadocia
 24  3,1 |              wishing to gain souls, we may lose the bodies of many
 25  3,1 |             such a way that new wounds may not originate from them.”[
 26  3,4 |               Spain, but as far as one may judge, they are not of great
 27  3,5 |              war and the time of peace may be rightly guided; he must
 28  3,5 |                Greek, in order that it may become known to all through
 29  3,5 |              they, following this way, may become excellent ministers
 30  3,5 |                greatest possible honor may attend you for all ages
 31  3,5 |                them that the fair hope may animate you of being able,
 32  3,5 |              Empire in such regions as may be attributed to your care.”[
 33  3,6 |          Caesaro-papism, and Justinian may be considered one of the
 34  3,8 |             class interests. The Blues may be regarded as the party
 35  3,8 |              so that this new approach may be considered in future
 36  3,15|                 Fallmerayer estimated, may be considered the final
 37  3,16|                bitter truth. This work may be called a general history
 38  3,16|              Empire, narrating, if one may judge by the extensive fragments
 39  3,16|         organization of the Empire and may serve as a valuable supplement
 40  3,16|                at Ravenna.~ St. Sophia may impress and charm now by
 41  4   |        Armenian descent. At least this may be inferred from the Armenian
 42  4,1 |          conquered Syria and Palestine may be explained partly by the
 43  4,1 |            since its adequate solution may affect greatly the explanation
 44  4,1 |                came under his sway. It may be said generally that Arabia,
 45  4,1 |             the Arabian conquerors. It may be said that the Roman Empire
 46  4,1 |          central regions of the Empire may be henceforth considered
 47  4,1 |             so-called Mardaites, which may be translated “rebels,” “
 48  4,1 |                62]~ ~A similar process may be noted in Egypt. The year
 49  4,4 |       Kulakovsky in this view. Armenia may be an example of the militarization
 50  4,4 |      organization of the themes, then, may be traced back to Heraclius’
 51  4,4 |            numerous later ascetics. He may thus be considered the creator
 52  5,3 |               as to whether the Ecloga may be referred to the time
 53  5,3 |            basis of the Rural Code; it may serve only as another evidence
 54  5,3 |              part of the ninth century may be considered settled, the
 55  5,4 |            fact of their eastern birth may aid in reaching a clearer
 56  5,4 |                 P. Lebedev, wrote: “It may be positively asserted that
 57  5,4 |                the iconoclastic period may be estimated without any
 58  5,5 |     information which has survived one may conclude that the main energy
 59  5,6 |                 taking them singly, it may be said that if they had
 60  5,6 |                your beautiful daughter may go across the seas and receive
 61  5,7 |            research into this question may throw much new light upon
 62  5,8 |       particularly in Asia Minor. This may have been a result of Thomas’
 63  5,8 |              and the higher clergy, it may be said that the government
 64  5,8 |           Bulgarians, and some of them may even be credited with having
 65  5,8 |              purpose of refutation. It may be said, then, that practically
 66  5,8 |             and the work of Theophanes may be explained by the fact
 67  5,8 |                Thessalonica (Salonika) may fall within the limits of
 68  5,8 |              especially ivory caskets, may also be attributed to the
 69  6,2 |       operation of the Byzantine fleet may be mentioned: in 917 the
 70  6,7 |              sources on this point, it may be stated with certainty
 71  6,7 |             some of its materials.~ It may be mentioned here that the
 72  6,7 |                  To the time of Leo VI may perhaps be referred a most
 73  6,7 |             definitely established. It may have been compiled during
 74  6,7 |            poor” people (πενητες), who may be compared with the poor
 75  6,7 |                sudden at first glance, may be partly explained by the
 76  6,7 |         prescription; hence the state “may claim its rights by going
 77  6,8 |               still not very clear. It may be that Isaac Comnenus was
 78  6,8 |             him very little. His reign may be characterized as a reaction
 79  6,8 |           surnames. The name “Digenes” may be translated as “born of
 80  6,8 |             epic of Digenes Akrites it may be asserted that the real
 81  6,8 |                interrupted. This alone may serve as an indication of
 82  6,8 |                possessed. Though there may be exaggeration in saying
 83  6,8 |              Church, built by Basil I, may have reproduced an Armenian
 84  6,8 |              ninth or tenth centuries, may take a place with the best
 85  7,1 |               a gold imperial seal) of May 1082 granted the Venetian
 86  7,1 |         because of one day did not see May.” By their interference
 87  7,1 |               lost to you and that you may have in heaven no doom,
 88  7,1 |               not belong to Yahya, one may not affirm Bréhier’s theory
 89  7,1 |            that the Christian religion may not entirely perish in our
 90  7,1 |         factors into consideration one may conclude that, towards the
 91  7,1 |                from Alexius’ Muses one may compare the following passage
 92  7,1 |               or I do not know how one may call it, has so affected
 93  7,1 |            French historian Chalandon, may be applied to the Eastern
 94  7,1 |            Byzantine power. Under John may be noticed a particular
 95  7,1 |               kingdom of Jerusalem; it may be that, in John’s mind,
 96  7,1 |              The battle of Legnano, on May 29, 1176, which ended in
 97  7,1 |           together with that of Amaury may indicate that a sort of
 98  7,3 |              remembrance of you.” What may we reply to such aggressions?
 99  7,3 |               to such aggressions? How may we refute their insults?
100  7,3 |              into the camp at Zara. In May, 1203, the fleet with Dandolo,
101  7,3 |               concluded on the 13th of May, 1202. Although Hopf produced
102  7,3 |               thus the German intrigue may be proved as illusive as
103  7,3 |              seized by Manuel Comnenus may also have had something
104  7,3 |           Byzantine capital:~ ~Now you may imagine that those who had
105  7,4 |                do everything, and they may use without any distinction
106  7,4 |             and West in this epoch, it may be too sweeping a statement
107  7,4 |              that of Byzantium; but it may be affirmed that “the circle
108  7,4 |              The cause of this failure may be explained by the fact
109  7,4 |                As a general thesis one may say that the internal situation
110  7,4 |             than its renown proclaims. May God, in His grace and generosity,
111  7,4 |             end of the twelfth century may be computed at between 800,
112  7,4 |               his adopted home that we may call him the last of the
113  7,4 |                the Greek language, one may see some traces of Slavonic
114  7,4 |           century. His literary legacy may be divided into two groups:
115  7,4 |              are so close that the one may be considered as a detailed
116  7,4 |              But this adverse judgment may be explained by the fact
117  7,4 |               formalism and immobility may be marked under the Comneni. “
118  7,4 |              West. The twelfth century may certainly be designated
119  8,2 |            favor of the Bulgars.[7] It may be supposed that the former
120  8,2 |                church of this city one may see the image of the Messiah
121  8,5 |            victory, however strange it may seem at first sight; since
122  8,5 |              friends whom its contents may reach” (universis amicis
123  8,5 |            number of Latins to whom we may give the land which we are
124  8,8 |             Latin Empire, In a letter (May, 1224) to Blanche, the queen
125  8,8 |              be feared that the Latins may be menaced by irreparable
126  8,10|               The time of Frederick II may be designated as a “prologue
127  8,10|              important results; but it may be pointed out that John
128  8,13|             was particularly felt what may be called enlightened absolutism.”[
129  8,13|           opinion. He believed that it may be inferred from a number
130  8,15|            very interesting phenomenon may be explained by an antagonism
131  8,15|            social standpoint, Vatatzes may be regarded as a protector
132  8,16|          scholarship.”[153] Perhaps it may not be amiss to recall that
133  8,16|            religion, and for justice. “May the emperor,” Blemmydes
134  8,16|       favorably this word of mine, and may he listen to better advice
135  8,16|           disguise of his treatise one may distinguish some realistic
136  8,16|       important as a source. This work may be called a special history
137  8,16|               and flourishing view, he may judge of the bloom of plants,
138  8,16|                the bloom of plants, he may, upon the same basis, conjecture
139  8,16|                 In Theodore’s writings may be also pointed out his
140  8,16|              of a later remodeling and may belong to the fifteenth
141  8,16|            Callimachos and Chrysorroë, may also be referred to the
142  8,16|              of his literary activity, may be noticed the features
143  8,17|                of the Roman Empire, it may be said a priori that the
144  8,17|          particular aspect, so its use may be given only as an hypothesis,
145  8,17|               from this specific angle may establish the special meaning
146  8,17|           deserves great attention and may lead to most interesting
147  8,17|               by the Athenian monks it may be supposed that they also
148  8,17|              exists in an inscription, may be regarded as an example
149  8,17|           these monasterial immunities may be connected with the various
150  8,17| exkuseia-immunity in Byzantium. And it may be inferred that Byzantine
151  8,17|               much danger of error, it may be inferred that before
152  8,17|               the same time.”[230]~ It may be supposed that the Isaurian
153  8,17|                a very striking analogy may be drawn between western
154  8,17|               term, theme organization may also furnish some material
155  8,17|              principality in the East, may serve as an excellent supplement
156  8,17|              of the Comneni and Angeli may one notice in Byzantium “
157  8,17|        political, and economic aspects may be observed in the Byzantine
158  9,2 |            epoch of the Palaeologi one may note the interesting fact
159  9,2 |             glorious Hellenic past one may see, not without reason,
160  9,2 |           Constantine XI was killed in May 1453, at the taking of Constantinople
161  9,3 |             and laconic material, “one may form an idea of the course
162  9,3 |            enemies, and, as far as one may judge from the sources,
163  9,3 |             various peoples among whom may have been the descendants
164  9,4 |                know “what other people may plume themselves on such
165  9,4 |               illegal or unjust action may say: “Not even the Catalans
166  9,4 |               of Dyrrachium (Durazzo), may have been Albanian. An Albanian
167  9,5 |             the monks dwelling therein may fulfil peacefully and without
168  9,5 |             speaking, only two moments may be observed: the moment
169  9,6 |               of the battle of Kossovo may be considered the year of
170  9,7 |             empire this day; and truly may the words of Jeremy be spoken
171  9,7 |                army; and that the army may devote all their time and
172  9,7 |         population; every one who will may plant and build a home where
173  9,7 |         however vain these aspirations may seem and however sterile
174  9,7 |           however sterile these wishes may appear, nevertheless this
175  9,9 |             struggle whose result, one may say, was foreordained. The
176  9,9 |             far superior numbers. “One may easily imagine,” wrote a
177  9,9 |             was fixed for the night of May 29.~ The old capital of
178  9,9 |         between one and two o’clock of May 28-29. At the given signal,
179  9,9 |              of Abou Vefa in Stamboul, may be seen a lowly, nameless
180  9,12|             indicated in this list one may notice several metropoles
181  9,15|               Santa Maria Novella, one may see today the funeral monument
182  9,17|             Empire.~ Italian influence may also be noticed on Byzantine
183  9,17|          introduced. The Venetian type may also be noted. The last
184  9,18|                 and polemic. A revival may also be noted in poetry.
185  9,18|             History. His original plan may have been to bring the History
186  9,18|             the Palaeologian epoch and may be freely compared with
187  9,18|           memoir than as a history. It may be called “a subjectively
188  9,18|             writers and men of affairs may be mentioned among the most
189  9,18|           preserved for future times?” May this translation not be “
190  9,18|                Among Cydones’ orations may be noted two “deliberative”
191  9,18|               Among his correspondents may be noted Manuel II (32 letters),
192  9,18|             and 1304-1310), apparently may supply much interesting
193  9,18|                Empire of his day. This may be deduced from some specimens
194  9,18|                the fourteenth century, may be mentioned as the author
195  9,18|           would go far afield; but one may certainly say that Cabasilas’
196  9,18|            philosophy, several writers may be specially remembered.
197  9,18|                vexatious this practice may have been, it must be judged
198  9,18|           preserved in the mosque, one may see, over the main door
199  9,18|       philologists under Andronicus II may be mentioned Thomas Magister,
200  9,18|               as Krumbacher said,[408] may be placed on a level with
201  9,18|         sycophancy. In this respect he may be compared with Theodore
202  9,18|             Visione.[418] This example may illustrate once more the
203  9,18|             remarked; “This hypothesis may seem ingenious; but it is
204  9,19|                basis of real facts, we may strongly affirm that he
205  9,19|              the portrait of Bessarion may be still seen.~ Another