Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,2 |          sovereign might be found to take his place. However, he did
 2  2,3 |           Nicene symbol, who were to take over all the churches in
 3  2,4 | administration of these provinces to take severe measures against
 4  2,5 |           reason of form and content take a high place in the field
 5  3,4 |              were too far distant to take a serious part in a war.
 6  3,8 |             89] The officials had to take a solemn oath to administer
 7  4,1 |            is extremely important to take into serious consideration
 8  4,1 |            months. The Arabs did not take the capital, chiefly because
 9  4,1 |            which would enable him to take all measures for preventing
10  4,4 |            Bulgarians, determined to take revenge for the murder of
11  5,3 |             treasury,” so that “they take nothing from any person
12  5,3 |         punishments were intended to take the place of the penalty
13  5,3 |         Isaurian does an abrupt turn take place in the direction of
14  5,4 |             iconoclastic emperors to take public education out of
15  5,5 |   difficulties, and it forced him to take more decisive steps to strengthen
16  5,5 |           put on the white dress and take a wife immediately; those
17  5,5 |             Laymen were forbidden to take refuge in the cowl. All
18  5,8 |              compelled his mother to take holy orders, and assumed
19  6,2 |         reign of Basil I, it did not take full advantage of the favorable
20  6,2 |             Armenians later tried to take advantage of the troubled
21  6,7 |           persuaded the Russians “to take part in salutary baptism”[
22  6,7 |             the projected code would take much time, Basil issued
23  6,8 |              or tenth centuries, may take a place with the best products
24  7,1 |            But Alexius was unable to take full advantage of the distractions
25  7,1 |              our enemies threaten to take away from us in the very
26  7,1 |              Zvonimir to urge him to take part in the struggle of
27  7,1 |      Byzantine emperors were able to take up the real restoration
28  7,1 |           the eleventh century, will take charge of replying to it:
29  7,1 |          pope urged the multitude to take arms for the liberation
30  7,1 |             you fail to think of and take into account the movement
31  7,1 |              son, it is necessary to take thought for accumulating
32  7,1 |      suzerain, any towns they should take which had formerly made
33  7,1 |            Antioch did the crusaders take the vassal oath to Alexius
34  7,1 |      Guiscard’s campaign of 1081, to take possession of Dyrrachium (
35  7,1 |        Alexius and his son, John; to take up arms against the Emperor’
36  7,1 |           All his neighbors tried to take advantage of the weakness
37  7,1 |               the son determined “to take away from his neighbors
38  7,1 |              The Prince consented to take the oath of fealty to the
39  7,1 |              persuaded Conrad III to take the cross and inspired the
40  7,1 |              inspired the Germans to take part in the expedition.~
41  7,1 |          East for long, he could not take care of the western interests
42  7,1 |               upon whom he wished to take vengeance for the treacherous
43  7,1 |             help the people of God … take vengeance for such affronts.”
44  7,1 |             that the strangers might take away the territory of his
45  7,1 |             but also an intention to take possession of the Byzantine
46  7,1 |             other country they might take for himself, Jerusalem and
47  7,1 |       Andronicus; the Emperor should take possession of all the conquered
48  7,2 |              their enemy, decided to take Constantinople for themselves.
49  7,2 |    revolution of 1185, was unable to take adequate measures to put
50  7,3 |          crusade sincerely wished to take the Holy Land from the hands
51  7,3 |             father to the throne, to take a personal part in the crusade.~
52  7,3 |   possessions large or small were to take feudal oath to the Emperor;
53  7,3 |              knights were obliged to take vassal oath to the Latin
54  7,3 |          reconquer Jerusalem, but to take Constantinople, preferring
55  7,4 |            monks to leave Patmos and take refuge in Euboea, where
56  7,4 |            of Germany, who seemed to take an important part in the
57  7,4 |          Chew greedily thy writings! Take off thy ecclesiastic garments,
58  8,2 |        predominance and therewith to take upon himself the task of
59  8,2 |            of Bulgaria was unable to take advantage of circumstances
60  8,4 |             wish that Theodore might take possession of the throne
61  8,5 |        number of galleys in order to take possession of Constantinople;
62  8,5 |              in the universal deluge take refuge in thy state as in
63  8,7 |              would be even easier to take Constantinople from Thessalonica
64  8,11|             the Emperor of Nicaea to take decisive measures in the
65  8,14|           the ecclesiastical policy, take part in church matters,
66  8,14|            lacked energy and did not take the opportunity of making
67  8,16|             England, could certainly take root also in Greece, where
68  8,16|              the sailors immediately take Belthandros and Chrysantza
69  8,16|   exclusively local significance and take its place in the history
70  8,17|            to maintain the monks and take care of the buildings, in
71  8,17|     kharistikion) pledged himself to take care of it, i.e. in Greek
72  8,17|              of it, i.e. in Greek to take “pronoia” of it. Therefore
73  9,2 |             persuade the basileus to take the new title of “Emperor
74  9,2 |         after a fruitless attempt to take refuge with his frightened
75  9,2 |           was compelled to yield and take part in a predatory Turkish
76  9,3 |           But Manfred had no time to take actual steps against Byzantium;
77  9,3 |               In inviting Charles to take the Kingdom of Sicily, the
78  9,3 |              they would be unable to take an adequate part in the
79  9,3 |           their internal troubles to take any decisive steps against
80  9,5 |              wrote T. Florinsky, “to take possession of Constantinople
81  9,5 |       overcome; besides, in order to take Constantinople it was necessary
82  9,6 |           western European states to take arms against the Turks.
83  9,7 |             readiness and energy, to take the head of the body of
84  9,7 |           western European rulers to take more decisive steps. Such
85  9,7 |             nephew John consented to take the reins of government
86  9,7 |             time they were unable to take decisive steps against Constantinople;
87  9,7 |           war machinery attempted to take the city by storm but it
88  9,7 |              unsuccessful attempt to take Thessalonica, they marched
89  9,8 |       Republic of St. Mark wanted to take possession of the wall on
90  9,9 |              means by which he might take possession of Constantinople.”
91  9,9 |       numberless Christian rulers to take up arms? Look upon Christianity!
92  9,9 |               If the Italians do not take part, we cannot hope for
93  9,11|         Catholic scholarship, should take the leading part at the
94  9,15|              to defend us, they will take arms in order to destroy
95  9,18|             fall, was also forced to take refuge in the cowl. He wrote
96  9,19|           reason appealing to him to take arms against them.[471]