Chapter, Paragraph

  1  2,1 |         rival to Christianity. It is certain that Constantine was a supporter
  2  2,2 |           time of Constantine, it is certain that it exceeded by far
  3  2,2 |              of the Augusti. After a certain period of time the Augusti
  4  2,2 |              Under Diocletian also a certain number of small new neighboring
  5  2,2 |             calling out, by means of certain conjuring formulas, not
  6  2,2 |             called forth doubt and a certain amount of jest even among
  7  2,2 |              the Christians and felt certain that discord would follow
  8  2,2 |           and at times manifested, a certain coldness and even hatred.
  9  2,3 |              to introduce among them certain elements of Roman culture,
 10  2,3 |             of Syria and Egypt and a certain part of eastern Asia Minor
 11  2,3 |              vividly the reaction of certain social groups to the Germanic
 12  2,5 |            Greek literature, because certain original Greek works which
 13  3,4 |              meanwhile feeling quite certain that the Germanic kingdoms
 14  3,4 |       Byzantine Empire but even to a certain extent was victorious over
 15  3,4 |              their traffic solely at certain prescribed places where
 16  3,5 |        constitutions issued during a certain period and did not touch
 17  3,5 |              work to be defective in certain respects. It contained many
 18  3,5 |           texts into one, produced a certain arbitrariness in the final
 19  3,5 |        commentaries and summaries of certain parts of the Code as well
 20  3,8 |              division.~ It is almost certain that the demes represented
 21  3,14|       followed in his administration certain principles of Caesaropapism,
 22  3,14|           desire and the presence of certain conditions, could become
 23  3,16|             this period. It is quite certain that Romanus the Melode (“
 24  3,16|               Papyri have revealed a certain Dioscorus, who lived in
 25  4,1 |             his religion, introduced certain religious ceremonies, and
 26  4,1 |         custom which prevailed among certain Arabian tribes of burying
 27  4,1 |             3) the contribution of a certain sum of money toward meeting
 28  4,1 |            this view is correct to a certain extent, one cannot find
 29  4,1 |           Omar and which established certain religious and social guaranties
 30  4,1 |             caliph promised to pay a certain tribute. This step on the
 31  4,1 |            the Muslim rulers granted certain privileges to the orthodox
 32  4,2 |            of church unity by making certain concessions in the realm
 33  4,3 |             the council by reason of certain clauses, such as the prohibition
 34  5,3 |         undated; but on the basis of certain deductions, which do not,
 35  5,3 |           conclusions with regard to certain changes in the eighth century
 36  5,5 |             who once more regained a certain amount of influence. In
 37  5,5 |            laws continued to exert a certain amount of influence upon
 38  5,8 |              the Arabs were promised certain Byzantine border territories.
 39  5,8 |              on their foreheads with certain insulting Greek verses composed
 40  5,8 |       Theophilus did not go beyond a certain geographical boundary, for
 41  5,8 |         imitation of Arabian models. Certain evidence indicates that
 42  6,2 |            the Muslim population was certain that Nicephorus Phocas would
 43  6,3 |            of some dispute regarding certain customs duties which were
 44  6,3 |           its internal autonomy to a certain extent, however.~ The Bulgarian
 45  6,5 |               assigned the Patzinaks certain Bulgarian districts for
 46  6,7 |            legate was also to obtain certain concessions regarding the
 47  6,7 |      Epanagoge — represented, is not certain. They were probably not
 48  6,7 |             new manner. It is almost certain that Patriarch Photius took
 49  6,7 |           unquestionably indicates a certain reaction in the field of
 50  6,7 |             the Emperor heard that a certain Philocales of Asia Minor,
 51  6,8 |       Emperor’s service and received certain government lands in Macedonia.
 52  6,8 |        eleventh century, in spite of certain prejudices in the account.
 53  6,8 |          Akritai sometimes enjoyed a certain amount of independence from
 54  6,8 |              reflects all sides of a certain stage of early Greek civilization,
 55  6,8 |               Goossens. It is almost certain that the historical prototype
 56  6,8 |      progressively hellenized, it is certain that a thorough and complete
 57  7,1 |              period of brilliance. A certain decline of the Duchy which
 58  7,1 |            payment of their debts, a certain security for their families
 59  7,1 |         pledged to his brother for a certain sum of money. Hugh, count
 60  7,1 |        morning. It is natural that a certain honourable pride should
 61  7,1 |             Bohemond in return for a certain amount of money, but the
 62  7,1 |              and Genoa, also enjoyed certain commercial privileges but
 63  7,1 |              that later 1178‑1179) a certain Robert was sent to the court
 64  7,2 |              who, with the help of a certain part of the nobility and
 65  7,2 |         proclamation as Emperor of a certain Alexius V Ducas Mourtzouphlos (
 66  7,2 |  Constantinople as its capital and a certain number of vassal states
 67  7,3 |      assemble at Venice which, for a certain sum, offered to transport
 68  7,4 |              the attempts to resolve certain religious problems and doubts
 69  7,4 |           had put into circulation a certain alloy of copper and gold
 70  7,4 |             Andreades of the life of certain capitals such as Paris in
 71  7,4 |            with Byzantium, and it is certain that the main cause of these
 72  7,4 |             the first, by spending a certain time in the libraries, will
 73  7,4 |              Greek and transmitted a certain amount of Greek learning
 74  8,2 |     attention of Theodore Lascaris a certain Euboean. He wrote that the
 75  8,2 |             of Constantinople, for a certain period of time, was entirely
 76  8,2 |          preserved which shows, to a certain extent, Theodore Lascaris’
 77  8,7 |           Greek center, where, under certain conditions, might have been
 78  8,11|             appreciated and played a certain part, at least in the opinion
 79  8,16|              and its division into a certain number of independent Latin
 80  8,16|          that his writings can, to a certain extent, throw new light
 81  8,16|             romance is as follows: A certain emperor Rodophilos has two
 82  8,16|             the features which, to a certain extent, relate him to the
 83  8,16|             the Palaeologi was, to a certain extent, due to these traditions
 84  8,17|             therefore lands given on certain conditions for temporary
 85  8,17|            feudal epoch meant giving certain state rights to private
 86  8,17|             were often exempted from certain obligations to the state,
 87  8,17|           condition of discharging a certain service from the grant.”[
 88  8,17|          akritai sometimes enjoyed a certain amount of independence from
 89  8,17| Greco-Byzantine Orient, and even for certain sections of the Ottoman
 90  9,2 |            Archipelago, the Genoese, certain points on the Black Sea,
 91  9,2 |              of Epirus was only to a certain extent dependent upon the
 92  9,4 |             governed on the basis of certain regulations and had charge
 93  9,7 |          western Europe gained him a certain, but an insufficient, amount
 94  9,9 |          imitator of Virgil and to a certain extent of Homer. A zealous
 95  9,13|          insolence of his own mind a certain Barlaam was raised against
 96  9,17|           continued to exist and “in certain respects resembled a real
 97  9,18|        century there was only one, a certain Ephraim, who wrote a chronicle
 98  9,18|    Meliteniotes.[416] However, it is certain that Theodore Meliteniotes,
 99  9,18|          seems to be penetrated with certain Latin elements, it keeps,
100  9,19|         letters, Petrarca spoke of a certain youth who, on his advice,