Chapter, Paragraph

  1  2,1 |     Constantine’s time scholars have considered two problems in particular:
  2  2,1 |      Maxentius in 312, should not be considered as his real conversion to
  3  2,1 |    questioned Grégoire’s opinion; he considered Maxentius a champion of
  4  2,2 |             occurrence and they were considered the only effective means
  5  2,2 |            For a while, at least, he considered Naissus (Nish) where he
  6  2,2 |              Empire that they may be considered to be the true founders
  7  2,2 |           concerning the Emperor was considered sacred—his words, his court,
  8  2,2 |          York). All four rulers were considered as rulers of a single empire,
  9  2,3 |             The pagans (pagani) were considered in a separate category.~
 10  2,3 |       writings and the Gospels, were considered Catholic Christians; all
 11  2,3 |              the foregoing figure be considered an exaggeration, the fact
 12  2,3 |        successors. Alexander himself considered colonization one of the
 13  2,3 |              Romans in ancient times considered of highest esteem has become
 14  2,4 |            protection, for, since he considered them enemies of the Empire,
 15  2,4 |              with Dioscorus, whom he considered an advocate of the ideas
 16  2,4 |              legal collection may be considered as a sort of summary of
 17  2,4 |           which Bogišič and Bobtchev considered to be the breviary of Alaric.[
 18  2,5 |            The year 476 formerly was considered the year of the fall of
 19  2,5 |         statements of the Henoticon, considered the concessions insufficient,
 20  2,5 |           merit in Greek culture and considered it reconcilable with Christianity,
 21  2,5 |            ability, Eusebius must be considered one of the greatest Christian
 22  2,5 |      original and for some time were considered merely as prose. It is only
 23  3   |           Roman.[8] J. A. Kulakovsky considered it possible that he was
 24  3,4 |       success of the undertaking and considered it precipitate. Justinian
 25  3,5 |            his reign. The Novels are considered the last part of Justinian’
 26  3,5 |              of the Novels, has been considered primarily as an aid for
 27  3,6 |             Roman Caesars, Justinian considered it his duty to restore the
 28  3,6 |            highest rank, but he also considered it his right to determine
 29  3,6 | Caesaro-papism, and Justinian may be considered one of the most characteristic
 30  3,7 |            As a Christian emperor he considered it his duty to spread Christianity
 31  3,8 |             this new approach may be considered in future more highly specialized
 32  3,8 |            imperial power, Justinian considered a centralized administration
 33  3,11|           attacking. Besides, Justin considered the Turkish military forces
 34  3,12|              this accusation must be considered unfounded. After the accession
 35  3,14|            His palace at Ravenna was considered sacred and called Sacrum
 36  3,15|        Fallmerayer estimated, may be considered the final date when the
 37  4   |          Constantine the Great being considered as Constantine II). After
 38  4,1 |           Bedouins, who were nomads, considered themselves the pure and
 39  4,1 |             monotheistic, and God is considered unlimited in his power over
 40  4,1 |         Islam as a new religion, but considered it only an instance of secession
 41  4,1 |         Dante, in his Divine Comedy, considered Muhammed a heretic and calls
 42  4,1 |             Empire may be henceforth considered fully proved.[56]~ Further
 43  4,1 |           that the Emperor no longer considered it safe to remain in Constantinople.
 44  4,4 |             ascetics. He may thus be considered the creator of Byzantine
 45  5,3 |             The Ecloga can hardly be considered “an extremely daring innovation,”
 46  5,3 |              of the Byzantine Empire considered the Rural Code the achievement
 47  5,3 |             the ninth century may be considered settled, the problems of
 48  5,4 |          point of departure, Leo III considered it his legal right to make
 49  5,4 |              the Great, who had also considered himself the sole authority
 50  5,8 |            the Holy Scriptures. They considered images not only a means
 51  6,2 |            of Basil’s reign might be considered as some consolation after
 52  6,5 |    importance.~ The Byzantine rulers considered the Patzinaks as their most
 53  6,7 |          western church and is still considered as such.~ In its own church
 54  6,7 |           the break of 1054 could be considered a great victory, which made
 55  6,7 |            have somewhat incorrectly considered this legislative work as
 56  6,7 |           patriarchs, who were to be considered only as local hierarchs.
 57  6,7 |            that “ancient legislators considered all rulers as champions
 58  6,7 |              a village community was considered burdensome, and why a peasant
 59  6,7 |           Both exarchates, which are considered by historians as the true
 60  6,8 |            rule. It is known that he considered the interests of the treasury
 61  6,8 |             neither Turks nor Empire considered themselves bound by the
 62  6,8 |              the duke of Apulia, who considered himself the legal successor
 63  6,8 |           court, and might almost be considered as a book of “court regulations.”
 64  6,8 |    Constantine the Rhodian should be considered improbable. The Anthologia
 65  7,1 |         formerly so popular, was now considered as a “foreigner.” The French
 66  7,1 |            well fortified and justly considered the key to the Empire in
 67  7,1 |        Vasilievsky and Th. Uspensky, considered the letter authentic; others,
 68  7,1 |              First Crusade, H. Sybel considered the letter of Alexius to
 69  7,1 |          pass unmolested must now be considered too positive.~ There is
 70  7,1 |           Alexius’ activity has been considered and estimated from the point
 71  7,1 |             the south Italian lands, considered the occupation of them by
 72  7,1 |    interested in the Second Crusade, considered it as “a most unhappy idea;”
 73  7,1 |            and that he should not be considered responsible for the failure
 74  7,2 |            insurrection of 1186, and considered the foundation of the Second
 75  7,3 |             of Novgorod, P. Bizilli, considered it very important and said
 76  7,3 |          Hopf at the present time is considered refuted. If the Venetians
 77  7,3 |            of Isaac and Alexius they considered themselves completely free
 78  7,4 |              But Italus is not to be considered only as a theologian. “He
 79  7,4 |             thievish and corrupt are considered as saints in Constantinople.”
 80  7,4 |       written. Usually, this work is considered as anonymous, but perhaps
 81  7,4 |            close that the one may be considered as a detailed index to the
 82  8,2 |     significance in that connection, considered it possible to come to an
 83  8,2 |           like a Byzantine basileus, considered that his power was granted
 84  8,5 |           the Roman church that they considered all its sons, devoted Latins,
 85  8,7 |        support. The despot Michael I considered himself an absolutely independent
 86  8,7 |            Emperor of the Romans was considered very seriously; Thessalonica,
 87  8,9 |       Acropolita, wrote of him: “All considered him a wonderful and happy
 88  8,10|             influence; John Vatatzes considered the pope an adversary who,
 89  8,12|        Nicaea, John Vatatzes must be considered a talented and energetic
 90  8,17|         scholars, and now it must be considered.~ Many different opinions,
 91  9,2 |        expedition against Naples, he considered it only as the steppingstone
 92  9,3 |          several other scholars have considered the Bithynian akritai Slavs.”[
 93  9,4 |      expedition to the East,” and he considered the expedition an eternal
 94  9,4 |           models, has generally been considered a harsh, oppressive, and
 95  9,4 |         Athens the word “Catalan” is considered an insult. In some cities
 96  9,6 |             battle of Kossovo may be considered the year of the fall of
 97  9,8 |            at Varna, Sultan Murad II considered the invasion of Constantine
 98  9,9 |              a moment Constantinople considered itself saved.”[216] But
 99  9,12|              where he died. Arsenius considered his deposition and the ordination
100  9,13|              in Russia, Papamichael, considered the Hesychast movement the
101  9,16|          acts of this council but he considered them spurious. Since then
102  9,16|        interested in such a council, considered the published acts genuine
103  9,17|      Palaeologi. Agriculture, always considered the real basis of the economic
104  9,17|        Roumanian historian, Tafrali, considered the chief cause the deplorable
105  9,18|         fourteenth century cannot be considered a genuine phenomenon of
106  9,18|               of course, must not be considered sudden, without roots in