Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,2 |         who had their disputes yet lived in peace. He also indicated
 2  2,5 |            peasant-tenant, who had lived in the same place for thirty
 3  2,5 |            history,” Eusebius, who lived in the second half of the
 4  2,5 |    Constantine the Great. Eusebius lived on the threshold of two
 5  2,5 |           the Edict of Galerius he lived through a period of gradual
 6  2,5 |         bishop of Alexandria, also lived during this period. During
 7  2,5 |     disputed as to whether Romanus lived in the sixth or in the early
 8  2,5 |     Themistius of Paphlagonia, who lived in the second half of the
 9  2,5 |         and Jordanes. Zosimus, who lived in the fifth century and
10  3,2 |           in the amphitheater, she lived in the morally corrupt atmosphere
11  3,4 |            the African peoples who lived on the Upper Nile between
12  3,9 |           by Justinian’s generals, lived under conditions extremely
13  3,16|        Simocatta, an Egyptian, who lived during the period of Heraclius
14  3,16|          Hesychius of Miletus, who lived, in all likelihood, in the
15  3,16|          Climacus (ο της κλιμακος) lived in solitude on Mount Sinai
16  3,16|            also a Palestinian, who lived at the end of the sixth
17  3,16|           a certain Dioscorus, who lived in the sixth century in
18  4,1 |         Muhammed the ancient Arabs lived in tribal organizations.
19  4,1 |           of a Saracen family, who lived at the Muhammedan court
20  4,1 |           of the peninsula who had lived up to this time in separated
21  4,2 |  Palestinian monk, Sophronius, who lived in Alexandria, and his impressive
22  4,3 |           Macarius, who apparently lived in Constantinople and exercised
23  4,4 |       province in Asia Minor), who lived in the days of Heraclius,
24  4,4 |   Chronicle). John of Antioch, who lived probably in the time of
25  4,4 |         Jerusalem, Sophronius, who lived through the Arabian siege
26  4,4 |       Neapolis in Cyprus, who also lived in the seventh century.
27  5,4 |         sects, the Paulicians, who lived in the east-central part
28  5,4 |             by John Damascene, who lived in the time of the first
29  5,5 |           fight with the Slavs who lived in Greece. Furthermore,
30  5,6 |          for the West was not long lived. During the ensuing troubles,
31  6,2 |           Cameniates, a priest who lived through all the hardships
32  6,2 |          If the pagan Africans who lived there,” wrote the Emperor
33  6,7 |             Individual hermits had lived on this mountain since the
34  6,7 |            the village in which he lived and transformed it into
35  6,8 |       conquerors and the conquered lived side by side, without merging,
36  7,1 |             which, under his rule, lived a strict and economical
37  7,1 |            Apulia, which under him lived through a period of brilliance.
38  7,1 |          him. Never, as long as he lived, did he enjoy the good health
39  7,2 |         the aid of the Cumans, who lived beyond the Danube. The struggle
40  7,2 |          brother, who had formerly lived for some time in Constantinople
41  7,3 |          of a city where crusaders lived. In spite of the indignant
42  7,3 |          the tribe of Melingi) who lived in the mountains. The Greeks
43  7,4 |             Theodore Balsamon, who lived under the last Comnenus
44  7,4 |          Russians who had formerly lived on Mount Athos and possessed
45  7,4 |     beginning of the twelfth there lived a very prominent theologian,
46  7,4 |            Michael of Thessalonica lived and wrote during the reign
47  7,4 |       Under the Comneni and Angeli lived also a humanist, Constantine
48  7,4 |        world. George Cedrenus, who lived under Alexius Comnenus,
49  8,2 |    Camaterus, who is known to have lived in Bulgaria, played an important
50  8,7 |     consent of all the bishops who lived “in that western part.”[
51  8,10|      Sicily, at Palermo, where had lived the Greeks, later the Arabs,
52  8,13|   philosophically educated Emperor lived and worked in the belief
53  8,16|  thirteenth century in particular, lived and thought.~ The most eminent
54  8,16|          Bertrand du Guesclin, who lived during The Hundred Years’
55  8,16|     metropolitan of Naupactus, who lived until the thirties of the
56  8,16|        Georges of Corcyra, one who lived in the twelfth century,
57  8,16|   metropolitan of Corcyra; that he lived in the thirteenth century;
58  8,17|          conditions western Europe lived for a long time.~ After
59  9,2 |           of Moscow, Vasili I; she lived in Constantinople only three
60  9,3 | representative) of the Genoese who lived at Constantinople and possessed
61  9,4 |         name of “companies,” which lived only for war and would fight
62  9,4 |            one unified state. They lived in independent districts
63  9,4 |         Genoese. The Venetians who lived in the capital were murdered.
64  9,4 |   interests of all the Genoese who lived on the territory of the
65  9,7 |     philosopher, Gemistus Plethon, lived at the court of the Despot
66  9,9 |   contemporary and eyewitness, who lived through all the horrors
67  9,9 |        were several by authors who lived through the whole time of
68  9,12|        out-of-the-way places where lived the representatives of the
69  9,12|        conditions under which they lived, had the secret of playing
70  9,13|            most recent time we had lived in peace and stillness,
71  9,13|          John Cantacuzene. Palamas lived an agitated life; for a
72  9,18|            fourteenth century also lived one of the greatest scholars
73  9,18|     century, Demetrius Cydones who lived in the fourteenth century,
74  9,18|        language and literature. He lived successively in Thessalonica,
75  9,18|            John Cyparissiotes, who lived in the second half of the
76  9,18|            this name are known who lived at the end of the thirteenth
77  9,18|         Theodore Meliteniotes, who lived in the fourteenth century,
78  9,18|          as a Hellenized Frank who lived at about the time of the
79  9,18|      Byzantine painting,” probably lived in the first half of the
80  9,19|            Petrarca and Boccaccio, lived in the fourteenth century.~
81  9,19|           sprang forth. “Bessarion lived on the threshold between