Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,1 |  century A.D, old Jerusalem had lost its significance, although
 2  2,2 |     life of the Empire.~ Julian lost his parents at a very early
 3  2,2 |        s death, when his decree lost its significance.~ In the
 4  2,4 |       were easily forgotten and lost, thus introducing much confusion
 5  2,5 |       writings which were later lost.~ For this study the historical
 6  2,5 |     Greek works which have been lost are preserved at present
 7  3,3 |        and which the Romans had lost because of their carelessness.
 8  3,4 |  civilization, they had rapidly lost their former energy and
 9  3,6 |        onward Athens definitely lost its former importance as
10  3,15|         without actually having lost a single province, could
11  3,16|        At present St. Sophia is lost among the Turkish houses
12  3,16|        Perigueux. The beautiful lost mosaics of the Church of
13  3,16|        obliged to reconquer the lost territories of the Empire,
14  4,1 |   Persia, the second definitely lost its former significance
15  4,1 |        enemy, reclaimed all the lost eastern provinces of the
16  4,1 |    years of his reign Heraclius lost to the Arabs the same provinces
17  4,1 |    problems became narrower and lost their former sweeping nature.
18  4,1 |      Bulgarians; they gradually lost their original Hunnic (Turkish)
19  4,2 |       Monophysitic question had lost its political importance,
20  4,2 |      fact that the movement had lost its political importance
21  4,3 |      Although Monotheletism had lost its political significance,
22  4,3 |    commissioner, who would have lost his life had it not been
23  4,4 |        task because he speedily lost them again to the Arabs.
24  5,5 |    tortured, or imprisoned, and lost their property. Many were
25  5,7 |     period the Byzantine Empire lost middle Italy, including
26  5,8 |  impression upon Theophilus. He lost all hope of effectively
27  5,8 |       were heavily defeated and lost many of their ships.[140]
28  5,8 |         II the Byzantine Empire lost the strategically and commercially
29  5,8 |   Empire. Crete and Sicily were lost; the former only until 961,
30  5,8 |         the state of the Romans lost a very great, though impious,
31  6,2 |         Minor, and restored the lost importance of Byzantine
32  6,2 |      west Sicily was definitely lost; in southern Italy Byzantine
33  6,2 |        received in place of his lost kingdom lands in Cappadocia,
34  6,5 |        of former victories were lost.”[70]~ This complete defeat
35  6,7 |         omitting laws which had lost their significance or were
36  6,7 |       the reconstruction of the lost books of the Basilics a
37  6,8 |   strength of the Empire — were lost forever, and the Turk set
38  6,8 |   Southern Italy was definitely lost in the West, and in the
39  7,1 |       Patzinaks with his fleet, lost a part of his conquests
40  7,1 |        the Holy Sepulcre be not lost to you and that you may
41  7,1 |           one of the many lives lost in this adventure.”~ In
42  7,1 | original text of which has been lost. Some witnesses of the council
43  7,1 |        shortly before, had been lost by the Empire after the
44  7,1 |       Palestine, which had been lost by Byzantium long ago, the
45  7,1 |     away from his neighbors the lost Greek provinces and dreamt
46  7,1 |      territories which had been lost long ago. Thereupon, thinking
47  7,1 |        Byzantine Emperor “never lost sight of the problem of
48  7,1 |         sobbed and called their lost friends and relatives by
49  7,1 |     down the revolt. Cyprus was lost. The loss of Cyprus was
50  7,2 | crusaders, seeing that they had lost their chief support in the
51  7,2 |         problem almost entirely lost for the papacy its religious
52  7,3 |         that, if the Franks had lost Morea, the possession of
53  7,3 |     inflicted on it in 1204; it lost forever the significance
54  7,4 |         the eastern church with lost drachma, wandering sheep,
55  7,4 |    century wrote: “After having lost their liberty the Anglians
56  7,4 |        each other and Byzantium lost the role of intermediate
57  7,4 |       first place. The monarchy lost, as the Italian historian,
58  7,4 |         restored to him all his lost honors and distinctions,
59  7,4 |       of them seem to have been lost.~ In view of these comments,
60  8,2 |         Asia Minor that all was lost. Villehardouin said, “the
61  8,4 |      him for help to regain his lost throne. Availing himself
62  8,13|        to recover the provinces lost under Vatatzes, and it was
63  8,13|          to solicit aid for his lost cause and to play the sorry
64  8,15|          hoping to regain their lost wealth and influence.[145]
65  8,16|       that time.”[159] They had lost Constantinople, found refuge
66  8,16|      chivalry, still unknown or lost, served as a basis for the
67  8,17|   specifically monasterial, was lost and the term kharistikion
68  8,17|        with the Roman past were lost; this conclusion is incorrect.
69  8,17|     Assises of Antioch has been lost; but their Armenian translation
70  9,2 |         possessed rights to the lost Byzantine throne. An interesting
71  9,3 |       for help in regaining his lost throne. With regard to Byzantium,
72  9,4 |         in the eleventh century lost their independence and came
73  9,4 |       possessions in Syria were lost. In 1291 the Muhammedans
74  9,4 |        to Venice, for by it she lost the whole southeast Mediterranean,
75  9,6 |     Bulgaria, which had already lost their former strength due
76  9,7 |       Empire fell to pieces and lost its significance. But after
77  9,7 | devastated by the Turks. Having lost all hope of defending the
78  9,12|       Minor was almost entirely lost; in Europe, the Slavonic
79  9,17|     Many fertile provinces were lost; the rest were devastated
80  9,17|        of the Empire, Byzantium lost control of her trade. Yet
81  9,18|         Andronicus II, Theodore lost position, money, and home,
82  9,18|       and beauty,[404] which he lost during the revolution of