Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,1 |      confiscated from Christians be restored to them freely and unreservedly.~
 2  2,2 |            dies and tranquillity is restored.”[67] Constantius died during
 3  2,2 |             to revive and adapt the restored paganism, Julian turned
 4  2,3 |             Creed, Christianity was restored to its former position.
 5  2,3 |       remarked: “The Emperor Jovian restored the churches to their original
 6  2,3 |            of measures; one of them restored all the privileges granted
 7  2,3 |   Constantine’s reign, but had been restored by Julian the Apostate.
 8  2,3 |       Aurelian, who had temporarily restored the Empire (270-75), was
 9  3,1 |        Strait of Bab el Mandeb, and restored Christianity in this country.
10  3,3 |            duty to introduce in the restored empire a sole Christian
11  3,4 |       imperial power was definitely restored by a decisive victory on
12  3,4 |          them by the Ostrogoths and restored all their former privileges;
13  3,4 |         danger, Justinian built and restored several forts and erected
14  3,13|            liberty be now at length restored to him under the yoke of
15  4,1 |            where the Holy Cross was restored to its former place to the
16  4,1 |        whole multitude. The emperor restored [the Cross] to its place
17  4,1 |            provinces of the Empire, restored the Holy Cross to the Christian
18  4,1 |       western. The Emperor Aurelian restored the unity of the Empire,
19  4,1 |            and Alexandria were also restored. These patriarchates still
20  4,4 |          Edgmiatsin (Etschmiadzin), restored between 611 and 628, and
21  5,3 |          when the Justinian law was restored to its former place but
22  5,4 |             a new edict, but merely restored the decree of the year 725
23  5,5 |             rule over the Empire he restored image worship. Constantine
24  5,5 |          that icon worship might be restored without great difficulties,
25  5,5 |          church.~ Image-worship was restored by the decree of this council.
26  5,5 |             be placed in all of the restored temples from which these
27  5,8 |            the son of Irene who had restored orthodoxy in an earlier
28  5,8 |          almost that image-worship, restored by Irene, might gradually
29  5,8 |            since the time Irene had restored image-worship, but the iconoclastic
30  5,8 |         Irene), “female simplicity” restored the adoration of “dead figures”
31  5,8 |           the Council of Nicaea and restored image-worship. When the
32  5,8 |              when image-worship was restored, images of Christ, the Virgin,
33  6,2 |      possessions in Asia Minor, and restored the lost importance of Byzantine
34  6,2 |             their property had been restored to the Christians, that
35  6,2 |            Holy Sepulcher should be restored at the expense of the imperial
36  6,2 | Nasiri-Khusrau, who had visited the restored church, described it as
37  6,7 |             to God himself,”[97] He restored the monasterial laws of
38  6,8 |        toward military activity. He restored the bureaucratic regime
39  6,8 |            of their caves.”[156] He restored Byzantine authority on the
40  6,8 |     brilliant mosaics. Basil I also restored and adorned St. Sophia and
41  7,1 |          and monasteries were being restored and built and for that purpose
42  7,1 |          Resurrection was evidently restored with magnificence. A Russian
43  7,1 |      Jerusalem and Antioch, Georgia restored itself, and David became
44  7,1 |             and the Holy Cross were restored to the Empire. Then there
45  7,1 |         that purpose he erected and restored a number of fortified places
46  7,1 |          its walls and towers to be restored, having evidently no confidence
47  7,1 |       demolished by Frederick, were restored by the aid of the Byzantine
48  7,1 |       Byzantium and Venice were not restored in Manuel’s lifetime.~ Wishing
49  7,2 |            by the Normans but later restored to Byzantium; in the same
50  7,3 |    beginning with Manuel, should be restored in full measure. Dandolo
51  7,3 |          the crusade; welcoming the restored Byzantine Emperor as an
52  7,3 |            released from prison and restored to his throne; his son,
53  7,3 |      pleased, if Jerusalem had been restored to the power of the Christian
54  7,4 |           ecclesiastic estates, and restored the famous Novel of Nicephorus
55  7,4 |      economic independence.~ Manuel restored and fortified some places
56  7,4 |             him with consideration, restored to him all his lost honors
57  8,2 |    possession of Constantinople and restored, though to much less than
58  8,12|            the chief creator of the restored Byzantine Empire.~ It is
59  8,14|        hoped that it would be later restored to its original place in
60  8,14|          Orthodox patriarchate, and restored them to Constantinople.
61  9,1 |            the first Emperor of the restored Byzantine Empire.[1]~ ~
62  9,2 |          waterways, belonged to the restored Empire. The Despotat of
63  9,2 |           extent dependent upon the restored Empire of Michael. Under
64  9,2 |            last powerful emperor of restored Byzantium.”[3] The Empire
65  9,2 |      activity of Manuel, John V was restored. At the beginning of 1391
66  9,3 |           the Roman Empire would be restored” (imperii Romani status
67  9,3 |          decided the destiny of the restored Empire. The eastern border
68  9,4 |            was replaced by the weak restored Byzantine Empire, and at
69  9,4 |       political conditions, he then restored friendly relations with
70  9,6 |           regained the throne, were restored. Byzantium had again to
71  9,7 |        approach of Xerxes; this was restored in the third century A.D.
72  9,9 |             in commemoration of the restored peace between the Eastern
73  9,12|             renounced the union and restored Orthodoxy. A historian of
74  9,17|             As the territory of the restored Empire of the Palaeologi
75  9,17|           of Morea, he more or less restored agriculture, so that “the
76  9,18|          was still in power, he had restored the monastery, which was
77  9,18|         epoch to transmit it to the restored Empire of the Palaeologi.