Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,1 |     present). On the side of his father, Constantius Chlorus, Constantine
 2  2,1 |       the East, and Constantius, father of Constantine, assumed
 3  2,2 |         of one essence) with His Father. The Nicene Creed was signed
 4  2,2 |         Constantius Chlorus, the father of Constantine the Great.
 5  2,2 |     appointing as co-emperor his father, Zeno, of the wild tribe
 6  2,2 |          Leo II the Younger. His father, Zeno, reigned from 474
 7  2,2 |        rather the dynasty of his father, who probably belonged to
 8  2,2 |         after the death of their father. The hostility among the
 9  2,2 |         of the last years of his father’s life, openly sided with
10  2,2 |      months after his birth, his father died when he was only six
11  2,2 |        Apollinarius the Younger, father and son, proposed to create
12  2,3 |     result of the efforts of the father of the Emperor, also named
13  2,3 |         bread; one answers: ‘The Father is greater than the Son;’
14  2,3 |       believed in the trinity of Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, as
15  2,3 |          Nicene symbol about the Father and Son, adding to it the
16  2,3 |         the Holy Spirit from the Father; and adopted the teaching
17  2,3 |          of one essence with the Father and the Son. Because information
18  2,3 |           had been placed by his father under the guidance of the
19  2,3 |        harms the good seed. Your father, because of his excessive
20  2,5 |       the imperial rank upon his father, Zeno. Following the death
21  2,5 |         the same nature with the Father in the Godhead and also
22  2,5 |       city of Caesarea came the “father of ecclesiastical history,”
23  2,5 |         attainments. Through her father, a famous Alexandrian mathematician,
24  3,6 |        Pope of Rome,” “Apostolic Father,” “Pope and Patriarch,”
25  3,8 |          treat the subjects as a father would treat his own children.”[
26  4   |   reigned after the death of his father for a few months only and
27  4   |   attributes this surname to the father rather than to the son.[
28  5,4 |         Leo III. Educated by his father, Constantine followed a
29  5,5 |        was calmer than under his father Constantine V. Although
30  5,8 |      work was used by the famous father of the western church, Thomas
31  5,8 |         of creeds, he loved your father, who was endowed with these
32  6,1 |   Romanus Lecapenus forced their father to abdicate and retire to
33  6,4 |     forgotten the defeat of your father Igor who, having scorned
34  6,7 |       example, wrote, “Spiritual Father and divinely reverend Pontiff!
35  6,8 |       bureaucratic regime of his father, Constantine Ducas, which
36  6,8 |       and originated because his father was a Muhammedan Arab and
37  7,1 |         and transferring it from father to son.~ Owing to his energetic
38  7,1 |        court setting of his late father. Cheerful entertainments,
39  7,1 |          twelve years old at his father’s death. His mother, Mary
40  7,1 |           Alexius, said that her father, at the beginning of his
41  7,1 |        plan was to carry out his father Robert Guiscard’s campaign
42  7,1 |    chiefly continued that of his father, who had already pointed
43  7,1 |        paths entered upon by his father. The father had hindered
44  7,1 |          upon by his father. The father had hindered his enemies
45  7,1 |       commercial treaty that his father had made with Venice. At
46  7,1 |       his energetic and talented father. John’s panegyrist, considering
47  7,1 |    policy of his grandfather and father. Absorbed by his delusive
48  7,2 |          the throne to his blind father Isaac. After many complications
49  7,2 |       Alexius by the side of his father, as his co-emperor (Alexius
50  7,2 |         VI to carry out what his father had not done, namely to
51  7,2 |        and result of that of his father, Frederick Barbarossa; in
52  7,3 |        throne to his unfortunate father. After a fruitless meeting
53  7,3 |         and, after restoring his father to the throne, to take a
54  7,4 |    struck by the activity of her father, in her “Alexiad” calls
55  7,4 |          glorious rule of Anna’s father, “the Great Alexius, the
56  7,4 |       tendency to panegyrize her father is evident throughout the
57  7,4 |  unhistortcal partiality for her father, Anna produced a work which
58  7,4 |        of the daughter about her father remain one of the most eminent
59  8,2 |       been placed by heaven as a father over the universal Roman
60  8,11|            Having given the Holy Father this lesson in Christianity,
61  8,12|     looked back upon him as “the Father of the Greeks.”[93]~ ~
62  8,13|      literature. His enlightened father had done his best, and Theodore’
63  8,13|    throne, Theodore II, like his father, displayed the energetic
64  8,13|       for his continuance of his father’s successful external policy
65  8,14|          the Emperor; as for his father, the union with Rome was
66  8,15|    aristocracy persecuted by his father looked upon the new Emperor
67  8,16|      George Acropolita. Like his father, Theodore was deeply interested
68  8,16|       during the lifetime of his father John Vatatzes, a real love
69  8,16|      education, he was, like his father, interested in school matters.
70  8,16|          the persecutions of his father and leaves his country to
71  8,16|      meet her. When Chrysantza’s father hears this he pardons Belthandros
72  8,16|      vessel sent by Belthandros’ father, Rodophilos, in search of
73  9,2 |         died in 1320, before his father, and is often referred to
74  9,2 |          historical works as his father’s co-emperor, Michael IX.
75  9,2 |        for many years during his father’s lifetime his grandfather’
76  9,2 |       the premature death of his father, Michael IX. This entirely
77  9,2 |         the Genoese, deposed his father, was crowned as Andronicus
78  9,2 |       even as a youth during his father’s lifetime felt sharply
79  9,2 |       was confided to him by his father, he entered into negotiations
80  9,2 |       refuge with his frightened father, set out directly to the
81  9,2 |   presents, sent him back to his father with a letter in which he
82  9,2 |    manifest when he redeemed his father John V from the Venetians
83  9,2 |          ruled the Empire in his father’s absence, was deaf to John’
84  9,2 |          in person, redeemed his father from his humiliating captivity.~
85  9,4 |          German by origin, whose father’s surname, Blum (i.e. a
86  9,4 |          throne, Stephen and his father had been crowned together
87  9,4 |       simultaneous coronation of father and son was a new and remarkable
88  9,4 |      Andronicus II continued his father’s policy of privileges for
89  9,7 |     Bayazid. When tidings of his father’s death reached him, he
90  9,7 |         some months Manuel’s old father, John V.~ ~The expedition
91  9,7 |       and noble character of his father. John insisted on supporting
92  9,8 |       extent. Shortly before his father’s death John had been forced
93  9,12|       the dwellers of one house: father is opposed to son, mother
94  9,12| Andronicus II inherited from his father two difficult problems in
95  9,14|        Spirit proceeded from the Father and Son, and that the pope
96  9,14|          Venice and redeemed his father. Shortly after the Emperor’
97  9,18|       son Matthew who, after his father’s fall, was also forced