Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,1 |           She made a pilgrimage to Palestine where, according to tradition,
 2  2,1 |     regards Armenia, Syria, Egypt, Palestine, and Northern Africa (with
 3  2,1 |         particularly interested in Palestine, where his mother, Helena,
 4  2,3 |          eastern provinces, Syria, Palestine, and Egypt, did not feel
 5  2,5 |        Syria and to some extent in Palestine and Asia Minor, the population
 6  2,5 |         eastern provinces — Egypt, Palestine, and Syria — became of exceptionally
 7  2,5 |            and in some portions of Palestine. Orthodoxy was also defended
 8  2,5 |            200 to 551 A.D.[161] In Palestine, Jerusalem had at this time
 9  3,6 |         kinsmen, the Samaritans of Palestine, unable to be reconciled
10  3,7 |       provinces, Egypt, Syria, and Palestine. In the second place, the
11  3,8 |      infection spread northward to Palestine and Syria; in the following
12  3,9 |            by a land route through Palestine and Syria to the Mediterranean
13  3,16|     journeys to the monasteries of Palestine, Egypt, Mount Sinai, Syria,
14  4,1 |            Syria, they moved on to Palestine, and in the year 614 began
15  4,1 |    devastating Persian conquest of Palestine and the pillage of Jerusalem
16  4,1 |       Graeco-Roman civilization in Palestine. It ruined agriculture,
17  4,1 |           of the country is ended. Palestine enters upon that troubled
18  4,1 |       Persians conquered Syria and Palestine may be explained partly
19  4,1 |           not limited to Syria and Palestine. Part of the Persian army,
20  4,1 |        Egypt, just as in Syria and Palestine, the Monophysitic population
21  4,1 |      conquered provinces of Syria, Palestine, and Egypt, and the relic
22  4,1 |      reclaimed provinces of Syria, Palestine, and Egypt with their predominating
23  4,1 |       Persians conquered Syria and Palestine. The second Arabian dynasty,
24  4,1 |           the north, from Yemen to Palestine, Syria, and the Sinaitic
25  4,1 |      Romano-Byzantine provinces of Palestine and Syria in the north,
26  4,1 |         southern provinces: Syria, Palestine, Egypt, and North Africa.~
27  4,1 |      occupied by the Arabs, Syria, Palestine, and Egypt. Their growing
28  4,1 |            the provinces of Syria, Palestine, and Egypt ready to secede
29  4,1 |   Byzantine provinces of Syria and Palestine was of Semitic origin and
30  4,1 |     religious conditions in Syria, Palestine, and Egypt, the racial kinship
31  4,1 |       Minor and Upper Mesopotamia, Palestine, Egypt, and part of the
32  4,1 |           the population of Syria, Palestine, and Egypt differed greatly
33  4,1 |             and Morocco. In Syria, Palestine, and Egypt the Arabs did
34  4,1 |            to pilgrims who came to Palestine from distant points of western
35  4,1 |          remembered that in Syria, Palestine, and Egypt the Arabs came
36  4,1 |  conquerors. Briefly, in Syria and Palestine the conquerors and the conquered
37  4,1 |      orthodox population of Syria, Palestine, and Egypt, and after some
38  4,2 |    Monophysitic provinces — Syria, Palestine, and Egypt — once more brought
39  4,2 |     Ecthesis was published, Syria, Palestine, and the Byzantine portion
40  4,3 |           council proved to Syria, Palestine, and Egypt that Constantinople
41  4,3 |            these provinces. Syria, Palestine, and Egypt became definitely
42  4,4 |          to the recovery of Syria, Palestine, and Egypt, created an urgent
43  4,4 |        eastern provinces of Syria, Palestine, Egypt, and North Africa,
44  4,4 |           of his life in Syria and Palestine after they had come under
45  5,3 |            gradually losing Syria, Palestine, and Egypt in the east,
46  5,5 |          to the coast of Syria and Palestine. Among the martyrs who suffered
47  6,2 |   southward movement advanced into Palestine, where the cities of Nazareth
48  6,2 |        said, “Today all Phoenicia, Palestine, and Syria are freed from
49  7,1 |            for long. He arrived in Palestine via Antioch; there he fell
50  7,1 |         the Eastern Empire, Syria, Palestine, Mesopotamia, the eastern
51  7,1 |         were inns and hospitals in Palestine for the pilgrims; new churches
52  7,1 | Charlemagne sent copious “alms” to Palestine. Libraries were being organized
53  7,1 |          empire of Charlemagne and Palestine, in connection with the
54  7,1 |            had been established in Palestine under Charlemagne as far
55  7,1 |        very important interests in Palestine, a fact which is of considerable
56  7,1 |    Byzantine army probably entered Palestine. These military successes
57  7,1 |            tenth century (in 969), Palestine had passed over to the Egyptian
58  7,1 |      pilgrims continued to come to Palestine in safety. But in the eleventh
59  7,1 |        Byzantine protectorate over Palestine as positively as he does
60  7,1 |        igumen) Daniel, who visited Palestine in the first years of the
61  7,1 |    churches, relics, and places of Palestine mentioned in the New Testament.
62  7,1 |       general, Atzig, marched upon Palestine and captured Jerusalem.
63  7,1 |      position of the Christians in Palestine was not yet such as to call
64  7,1 |            Norman knights, visited Palestine. In the same year William,
65  7,1 |          conditions established in Palestine after the Turkish conquest,
66  7,1 |         before the Turks conquered Palestine. One of the results of the
67  7,1 |         discovery that pilgrims in Palestine were sometimes maltreated
68  7,1 |           the Holy Land, described Palestine in the precrusading period,
69  7,1 |         led a band of crusaders to Palestine. In the north nothing was
70  7,1 |            Land. For Byzantium the Palestine problem at that time was
71  7,1 |          the conquest of Syria and Palestine Byzantium took no part.~
72  7,1 |          nationality. To Syria and Palestine, which had been lost by
73  7,1 |            the region of Syria and Palestine, received the name of the
74  7,1 |           disappointed Conrad left Palestine on a Greek vessel and sailed
75  7,1 |       Andronicus was ready to cede Palestine to Saladin on condition
76  7,2 |         hands the forces of Egypt, Palestine, and Syria. On hearing of
77  7,2 |      Lion-Hearted, who had gone to Palestine from Sicily by sea, encroached
78  7,2 |         fleet in his expedition to Palestine. Isaac had scarcely sent
79  7,2 |          as much Constantinople as Palestine. His plans embraced the
80  7,3 |      Italian prince.~ At that time Palestine belonged to the Egyptian
81  7,3 |       Fourth Crusade, in Syria and Palestine there remained in the hands
82  7,3 |           Egypt, under whose power Palestine was at that time; it was
83  7,3 |         Muslims the restoration of Palestine. Venice, however, did not
84  7,3 |        only against the Muslims in Palestine or Egypt, but, on a larger
85  8,17|           conquest by the Arabs of Palestine and Egypt where monasticism
86  9,4 |            struggle. All Syria and Palestine passed into the possession
87  9,7 |  Constantinople, traveled all over Palestine, reached Sinai, and for