Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,2 |        The Greek historian of the fifth century, B.C., Herodotus (
 2  2,2 |           Christian writer of the fifth century, related, one night
 3  2,2 |       serpent column from Delphi (fifth century B.C), erected in
 4  2,2 |          to the first half of the fifth century and hence includes
 5  2,2 |       light. The historian of the fifth century, Orosius, the author
 6  2,3 |        Christian historian of the fifth century, Philostorgius,
 7  2,3 |      making religious life in the fifth century most stormy and
 8  2,3 |        The pagan historian of the fifth century, Zosimus, related
 9  2,3 |           movements, which in the fifth century involved not only
10  2,3 |   Nationality and religion in the fifth century.— This epoch is
11  2,3 |       Syrian-Roman Lawbook of the fifth century was striking proof
12  2,3 |       during the seventies of the fifth century. In any case the
13  2,3 |         as the second half of the fifth century indicates clearly
14  2,3 |        further complicated in the fifth century by important new
15  2,3 |   government in the middle of the fifth century it seemed for a
16  2,3 |        The pagan historian of the fifth century, Zosimus, narrated
17  2,3 |           at the beginning of the fifth century was finally settled
18  2,4 |      Byzantine Empire.~ Until the fifth century the city of Athens,
19  2,4 |         history of the fourth and fifth centuries. Since it also
20  2,4 |         in the first. half of the fifth century by the savage Huns.~
21  2,4 |          in the first half of the fifth century. The city walls
22  2,4 |     fourth, and early part of the fifth century, was settled during
23  2,4 |          and in the middle of the fifth century the barbarian Aspar,
24  2,5 |     opposing Monophysitism in the fifth century, alienated the eastern
25  2,5 |         In the second half of the fifth century the importance of
26  2,5 |           correct, because in the fifth century there was still
27  2,5 |         since the founding in the fifth century of the barbarian
28  2,5 |    Byzantine territory during the fifth century, were a people of
29  2,5 |          clearly that in the late fifth and early sixth centuries
30  2,5 |           at the beginning of the fifth century under Arcadius and
31  2,5 |     outburst in the middle of the fifth century. Then, at the end
32  2,5 |         in the second half of the fifth century a favorable settlement
33  2,5 |           well. By the end of the fifth century the western part
34  2,5 |     chiefs, and at the end of the fifth century the Ostrogothic
35  2,5 |      literature of the fourth and fifth centuries was enriched by
36  2,5 |          Orient of the fourth and fifth centuries had several distinct,
37  2,5 |   cultural life of the fourth and fifth centuries. But Caesarea,
38  2,5 |         and the early part of the fifth, century.~ The Cappadocians
39  2,5 |         the late fourth and early fifth centuries was Synesius of
40  2,5 |     spread of monasticism. To the fifth century belongs also the
41  2,5 |     ecclesiastical history of the fifth century. According to his
42  2,5 |          in the early part of the fifth century. She was a woman
43  2,5 |           hymns of the fourth and fifth centuries and the history
44  2,5 |           religious poetry in the fifth century had reached a high
45  2,5 |      literature of the fourth and fifth centuries is represented
46  2,5 |        Thrace, a historian of the fifth century and a member of
47  2,5 |         Zosimus, who lived in the fifth century and early part of
48  2,5 |          sole “republican” of the fifth century.[182]~ Ammianus
49  2,5 |     classical thought, was in the fifth century the home of the
50  2,5 |      Empire during the fourth and fifth centuries. It was used for
51  2,5 |          the later decrees of the fifth and the beginning of the
52  2,5 |   Christian art of the fourth and fifth centuries. At present this
53  2,5 | flourished throughout the fourth, fifth, and sixth centuries. The
54  2,5 |       architecture of the fourth, fifth, and sixth centuries was
55  2,5 |        products of the end of the fifth century was the famous monastery
56  2,5 |        also a work of the fourth, fifth, or sixth centuries.[191]
57  2,5 |           To the beginning of the fifth century belongs a beautiful
58  2,5 |  surrounded Constantinople in the fifth century have survived to
59  2,5 |          or the early part of the fifth; remarkable for its architectural
60  2,5 |      century by Justinian. In the fifth century another church embellished
61  2,5 |    apparently from the end of the fifth century;[193] the mausoleum
62  2,5 |   orthodox baptistery at Ravenna (fifth century); and some monuments
63  2,5 |     history of art the fourth and fifth centuries may be viewed
64  3,3 |           difference only: in the fifth century the Germans were
65  3,4 |         even in the middle of the fifth century had succeeded in
66  3,4 |           Toward the close of the fifth century the Huns had occupied
67  3,5 |       Digest; and finally, in the fifth year, the Code. In connection
68  3,6 |          of Constantinople in the fifth century during the reign
69  3,7 |        Religious problems and the Fifth Ecumenical Council~Most
70  3,7 |       three church writers of the fifth century: Theodore of Mopsuestia,
71  3,7 |         553.~ The problem of this Fifth Ecumenical Council was much
72  3,9 |           emperors of the fourth, fifth, and sixth centuries — Arcadius,
73  3,16|         for church history of the fifth and sixth centuries is the
74  3,16|        Adriatic coast. During the fifth century it served as a refuge
75  3,16|        early Byzantine art of the fifth and sixth centuries.~ The
76  3,16|           series beginning in the fifth century and ending with
77  4,1 |       entered upon the sixteenth (fifth) year of his reign, at the
78  4,1 |           very wealthy. About the fifth century A.D. a distinguished
79  4,3 |        completing the task of the Fifth and Sixth Ecumenical Councils,
80  4,4 |         geographical works of the fifth and sixth centuries, used
81  5,1 |        name of their sons. In the fifth century, Pulcheria, sister
82  5,3 |         the Syrian Lawbook of the fifth century. The Novels (Novellae)
83  5,4 |         images. In the fourth and fifth centuries image-worship
84  5,4 |           the church.”[72] In the fifth century a Syrian bishop,
85  5,6 |       theory, the position of the fifth century. Michael I and Charles,
86  5,8 |     continue until the fourth and fifth generation.”[156]~ The iconoclastic
87  6,8 |         geographical works of the fifth and sixth centuries. It
88  7,1 |       which had broken out in the fifth decade at Rome and in which
89  8,11|       Mongols.~ In the fourth and fifth decades of the thirteenth
90  8,17|          in the first half of the fifth century and included in
91  9,3 |           at the beginning of the fifth decade of the nineteenth
92  9,4 |       invasions of the fourth and fifth centuries, and of the gradual
93  9,7 |          the rampart which in the fifth century B.C. the Peloponnesians
94  9,9 |           various epistles of the fifth decade of the fifteenth
95  9,12|          struggles in the fourth, fifth, and sixth centuries.”[257]~
96  9,17|           at Thessalonica, in the fifth decade of the fourteenth
97  9,18|        probably at the end of the fifth and the beginning of the