Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,1 |       introduced too many worldly interests into the lives of the bishops.~
 2  2,2 |        many cases, obviously, the interests of the state did not coincide
 3  2,2 |           both had to work in the interests of one Roman state. The
 4  2,3 |     should not interfere with the interests of the government. Thus
 5  2,3 |   involved not only the religious interests of the Empire, but also
 6  2,3 |         satisfactory to their own interests and the interests of their
 7  2,3 |       their own interests and the interests of their respective parties.
 8  2,3 |     promote their greedy personal interests. Gaïnas and Eutropius could
 9  3,4 |        Aware of his own important interests in the border provinces,
10  3,4 |         embodied the really vital interests of the Byzantine Empire.
11  3,8 |          but also different class interests. The Blues may be regarded
12  3,16|          of harmony with the true interests of the Empire, centering
13  4,1 |         the only basis for common interests, which were confined almost
14  4,1 |         in the city. The material interests of the money-loving Meccans
15  4,1 |    promotion of their own selfish interests. According to one scholar, “
16  5,4 |          clashed with the secular interests of the Byzantine state.
17  5,4 |        papal and western European interests. Southern Italy still remained
18  5,6 |           good.[104]~ ~The mutual interests of the pope and the king
19  5,8 |        clear understanding of the interests of the church. He honestly
20  5,8 |        church and defender of its interests. During his reign Theodore
21  5,8 |        Christianity, in which the interests of Constantinople and Rome
22  6,6 |           the ninth century their interests coincided in many points
23  6,6 |       infringement upon Byzantine interests, especially in Longobardia.
24  6,7 |   patriarchal throne.[87]~ In the interests of religious peace in the
25  6,7 |         occupied by Leo IX, whose interests were not limited by ecclesiastical
26  6,7 |       into the field of political interests. The Cluniac movement, which
27  6,7 |           powerful and uphold the interests of the small peasantry and
28  6,7 |        understood and favored the interests of that class more than
29  6,8 |      known that he considered the interests of the treasury of primary
30  7,1 |         and neglect of indigenous interests, however, evoked general
31  7,1 |            with a view to her own interests, replied favorably to the
32  7,1 |         privileges. It suited the interests of Venice to support the
33  7,1 |       secular objects and earthly interests were already evident. “There
34  7,1 |           as far as the Christian interests in the Holy Land were concerned,
35  7,1 |         Empire had very important interests in Palestine, a fact which
36  7,1 |           in view, of course, the interests of the Catholic church;
37  7,1 |          connected with the vital interests of the Empire. In 1090‑91
38  7,1 |        point of view of Byzantine interests, had become excessively
39  7,1 |           sovereign defending the interests of his state, to which the
40  7,1 |      sovereign, who had important interests in Italy. In view of the
41  7,1 |           without affecting state interests he would be able to interrupt
42  7,1 |          take care of the western interests of the Byzantine Empire,
43  7,1 |       Roger abandoned the general interests of Christianity and following
44  7,1 |       protector of Greek national interests. A short time before he
45  7,1 |         were furthering their own interests. Strong measures were taken
46  7,1 |           its essential and vital interests; in order to save the situation
47  7,1 |    terrible enemy whose political interests could not be reconciled
48  7,1 |     sphere of social problems and interests, the time of Andronicus,
49  7,2 |        and the pursuit of private interests — all these weakened the
50  7,2 |          sea, encroached upon the interests of Byzantium much less.
51  7,3 |         in which the most various interests and emotions are reflected;
52  7,3 |        The domination of material interests and worldly feelings over
53  7,3 |          had important commercial interests in Egypt, of making a secret
54  7,3 |          in view their commercial interests in the Byzantine Empire.~
55  7,4 |     inflicted great harm upon the interests of the eastern church for
56  7,4 |        was expected to defend the interests of the monastery granted
57  7,4 |         protector of the national interests and the lower classes against
58  7,4 |     connected with the commercial interests of Venice, Pisa, and Genoa,
59  7,4 |          was imbued with literary interests. But, of course, this phenomenon
60  7,4 |          evidence of the literary interests of the epoch.~ A historian,
61  8,1 |     everyone pursued his personal interests, led, under the conditions
62  8,7 |        have been concentrated the interests of the western Greek patriots
63  8,7 |           arrow limits of its own interests, appeared and developed
64  8,9 |         were opposed to the vital interests of both Greek empires and
65  8,9 |          a dangerous step for the interests of the Bulgars in the Balkan
66  8,10|         and eastern churches, the interests of Frederick and John Vatatzes
67  8,13|           Genoese. The commercial interests of Genoa and Venice conflicted
68  8,14|          the Venetian clergy. The interests of the Roman curia were
69  8,14|      political, and international interests and problems absorbed the
70  8,16|           familiar with the broad interests of the Church. But Blemmydes
71  8,16|        closely connected with the interests of the Empire and its Emperor,
72  8,16|           entirely strange to the interests of the sinful earth.”[161]
73  8,16|     understanding of the cultural interests of the Christian East in
74  8,17|          novels to defend peasant interests against the encroaching
75  8,17|          obviously reflecting the interests and ideas of the large landowners,
76  9,3 |         but also of the spiritual interests of his kingdom, Sicily enjoyed
77  9,3 |      destructive to the essential interests and needs of France which,
78  9,4 |        mountain tribes, and their interests were exclusively local. “
79  9,4 | regulations and had charge of the interests of all the Genoese who lived
80  9,5 |     Cantacuzene; in any event the interests of Dushan and the Turks
81  9,6 |   commercial foe in the East. The interests of both republics clashed
82  9,6 |    monopoly in the Bosphorus. The interests of Venice and Genoa also
83  9,6 |       republics, whose commercial interests in the East, despite the
84  9,7 |          Her important commercial interests in the East caused Venice
85  9,8 |       attracted by her commercial interests, because, according to the
86  9,12|       Arsenites with their narrow interests and biased speculations
87  9,17|   intermingled with the political interests of that time, with the civil
88  9,18|         and in their activity and interests presented a striking analogy
89  9,18|          transmitted his literary interests to his son Matthew who,
90  9,18|          as well as his scholarly interests and occupations. Besides
91  9,18|   subjects in the sphere of court interests, and therefore conventional
92  9,18|          times Byzantine cultural interests and problems have been compared
93  9,18|           compared with analogous interests and problems of the epoch