Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,1 |    Constantine or other would have come upon the scene. In any event,
 2  2,2 |          and Arius, urging them to come to an agreement. He pointed
 3  2,2 |           be difficult for them to come to an agreement, since both
 4  2,2 |        according to tradition, had come to Latium in Italy and laid
 5  3,2 |           skepticism, for they all come from Procopius, whose chief
 6  3,5 |        current legislation did not come to a standstill. Many new
 7  3,5 |         attend you for all ages to come.”[52] In his address to
 8  3,7 |    Agapetus answered, “I wished to come to the most Christian of
 9  3,8 |  impossible for a man, when he has come into the world, not to die;
10  3,8 |       significant lines: “News has come to us about such exceedingly
11  3,15|      shepherds, of course, did not come from the blood of Narcissus,
12  4,1 |            was inevitably bound to come into collision with the
13  4,1 |            frequently urged him to come to their city, promising
14  4,4 |           Palestine after they had come under Arab sway. He was
15  5,2 |    declares Muslim tradition, will come from one of the minarets
16  5,3 |          from any person who might come under their jurisdiction,
17  5,3 |              Amos 2:6), should not come true and that we should
18  5,3 |    declared, “the hour has finally come to accord esteem to the
19  5,3 |          of Byzantine history, has come to occupy a firm place in
20  5,3 |         form in which this law has come down to us was compiled
21  5,8 |      Michael III (842-67), who has come down through the ages with
22  5,8 |   interesting miniatures have also come down from the time of the
23  5,8 |   Chronicle of Hamartolus that has come down to us.[178] With the
24  5,8 |           education, begged him to come to his court. When Theophilus
25  6,2 |           with him there seemed to come a “new spirit into the imperial
26  6,2 |         the dynasty was induced to come to Constantinople, where
27  6,4 |            and in the centuries to come.”[62]~ The friendly relations
28  6,7 |        connected with them who had come to “the God-guarded city
29  6,8 |    concerning works which have not come down to the present are
30  6,8 |          administration. From them come materials on the internal
31  7,1 |            from the text which has come down to us. As far as this
32  7,1 |          and pilgrims continued to come to Palestine in safety.
33  7,1 |    Universal, asking the latter to come to her aid. Today the best
34  7,1 |         the Holy Ghost, desires to come to an agreement with the
35  7,1 |      Manzikert in 1071 Armenia had come under the power of the Turks,
36  7,1 | investigators of this problem have come to the conclusion that an
37  7,1 |        were many men in it who had come into contact both with the
38  7,1 |            task for which they had come to the East, that is to
39  7,1 |        with which Byzantium had to come into contact.~ The Norman
40  7,1 |        Bulgars, had been forced to come to Byzantium at the beginning
41  7,1 |           danger to the Empire, to come to its aid not only with
42  7,1 |         court physicians. They had come to Germany from Italy, from
43  7,1 |        1161‑62 the Sultan had even come to Constantinople where
44  7,3 |           of reward in the life to come, craving for spiritual action,
45  7,4 |         the Orthodox faith, had to come into collision. This feature
46  7,4 |         mass of foreigners who had come to Byzantium because of
47  7,4 |        Andronicus is known to have come out as protector of the
48  7,4 |             All sorts of merchants come here from the land of Babylon,
49  7,4 |           busy city, and merchants come to it from every country
50  7,4 |     ancient glorious city that has come down to us.” Gregorovius
51  7,4 |    treasures. After you there will come either a man of learning
52  7,4 |            Catholic Church who had come to the Byzantine capital
53  8,2 |            Bulgaria and refused to come to Nicaea on Theodore’s
54  8,2 |          of his future actions. To come out as a protector of orthodoxy
55  8,2 |          considered it possible to come to an agreement and to make
56  8,2 |            to Bulgaria, refused to come to Nicaea, a new patriarch,
57  8,3 |          compelled both of them to come to an agreement and to conclude
58  8,5 |       Lascaris support if he would come to fight Constantinople.”
59  8,7 |          and from which might have come the idea of the restoration
60  8,7 |            Nicaea, which could not come to a satisfactory compromise
61  8,8 |         the Greek rulers could not come to an agreement concerning
62  8,13|       passed by the generations to come.”[97] The special historian
63  8,14|             reign, there seemed to come a decisive moment for the
64  8,14|         political enterprises, had come to the conclusion that he
65  8,17|       significant lines: “News has come to us of such exceedingly
66  9,1 |           power of the Latins, has come again under the power of
67  9,3 |      danger urged both monarchs to come to an agreement, for the
68  9,4 |            tribe of Ghuzz, who had come into the territory of the
69  9,4 |            la Corona d’Aragó), has come to light which shows that
70  9,4 |            archeological treasures come to light that a really scientific
71  9,6 |            Europe, they would have come there in any case. As T.
72  9,7 |            the despot of Morea, to come there with a considerable
73  9,7 |          from the Peloponnesus had come the noblest and most famous
74  9,8 |       attempt of western Europe to come to the help of perishing
75  9,9 |            the end of the city has come; now we see the signs of
76  9,9 |          Genoese vessels which had come to the aid of Constantinople,
77  9,9 |        Christians, the priest will come out from the wall and continue
78  9,12|        storm and troubles calm had come, and after winter, spring.”[
79  9,14|          this purpose was ready to come to Rome. John V arrived
80  9,15|        troops will sooner or later come to us. But if they do pretend
81  9,16|            Orthodox clergy who had come to Constantinople, among
82  9,17|            the population began to come back to their homes.[315]
83  9,17|         Even after Cantacuzene had come to an agreement with John
84  9,18|       expulsion of the Latins, had come from Nicaea to Constantinople,