Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,1 |     pagan Hellenism did intermix gradually to form a Christian-Greco-Eastern
 2  2,1 |     forward the old pagan empire gradually changed into a Christian
 3  2,2 |       Hellenistic east, however, gradually changed the original extent
 4  2,2 |         worship of the gods, and gradually, as he grew up, became more
 5  2,2 | Meanwhile, Christians were being gradually removed from civil and military
 6  2,3 |          very peaceful life, but gradually they became dissatisfied
 7  2,3 |        to defend the Empire, was gradually transformed in its greater
 8  2,3 |    colonies, and their influence gradually, though not easily, penetrated
 9  2,3 |        harsh criticism of luxury gradually increased the number of
10  2,5 |          native populations were gradually becoming convinced of the
11  2,5 |      work, and pagan society was gradually being converted to Christianity,
12  2,5 |       Meanwhile Christianity was gradually absorbing many of the elements
13  2,5 |       culture so dear to him was gradually approaching its end.[169]~
14  2,5 |          hymns. The hymn writers gradually abandoned their original
15  2,5 |       when various elements were gradually blending into a new art
16  2,5 |       the Empire, Constantinople gradually became also the intellectual
17  3,7 |       Constantinople, Menas. But gradually he yielded to the influence
18  3,8 |       Byzantine period as demes, gradually changed into political parties
19  3,12|    Byzantine provinces, and they gradually occupied the peninsula.
20  3,14|       seventh century and spread gradually through the entire territory
21  3,15|           filled with Slavs, who gradually covered Greece with their
22  3,16|  classical literature penetrated gradually, often externally only,
23  3,16|        mosaics of St. Sophia are gradually reappearing in all their
24  4,1 |       west; in the north it runs gradually into the Syrian desert.
25  4,1 |        and regulations developed gradually, some after the death of
26  4,1 |      hands of the orthodox. Only gradually did the Monophysites and
27  4,1 |      established, the Bulgarians gradually widened their territorial
28  4,1 | separated groups, the Bulgarians gradually developed a powerful state
29  4,1 |     among these Bulgarians; they gradually lost their original Hunnic (
30  4,1 |  Constantinople, and their Khans gradually assumed in their court the
31  5,2 |          his second advent.[11]~ Gradually the struggle between the
32  5,3 |       century, as the Empire was gradually losing Syria, Palestine,
33  5,7 |         between the churches was gradually being laid. During the Isaurian
34  5,8 |        in Panormos (Palermo) and gradually occupied the greater part
35  5,8 |      less frequently, and became gradually replaced by the name of
36  5,8 |         restored by Irene, might gradually grow stronger and not become
37  6,1 |          Europe (Macedonia), and gradually became very much Slavonized.[
38  6,2 |      irruptions into Armenia and gradually conquered it.~ ~
39  6,3 |          populated by Bulgarians gradually were penetrated by Hellenic
40  6,7 |   century the famous Novels were gradually forgotten and abandoned.
41  6,7 |          system began to decline gradually, partly because of the conquests
42  6,8 |          Comneni, the Empire was gradually yielding its political as
43  7,1 |        to his position, he began gradually to destroy Manuel’s relatives
44  7,1 |      Empire was very serious and gradually became still more troublesome
45  7,1 | conditions for the Empire, could gradually prepare for the struggle
46  7,1 |        auxiliaries from the West gradually developed, especially under
47  7,1 |          After the crusaders had gradually assembled at Constantinople,
48  7,1 | Byzantium. The Empire’s distrust gradually increased to such an extent
49  7,1 |          predominant importance. Gradually, forgetting that they were
50  7,1 |       and hatred for the Emperor gradually grew among the population.
51  7,1 |      enemy of the Eastern Empire gradually inclined to draw closer
52  7,3 |         considerably undermined. Gradually, in the mind of the keenly
53  7,4 |    diversion of the crusade, was gradually forced to change his mind
54  7,4 |        organized by Alexius seem gradually to have been losing their
55  7,4 |        the provinces, and it was gradually replaced by dux, a title
56  8,2 |         this second empire which gradually unified a rather considerable
57  8,12|          because, by eliminating gradually the pretenders to the role
58  8,16|        to city, Blemmydes became gradually acquainted, through various
59  8,17|     independently of each other, gradually began to concentrate in
60  8,17|        of all military officers, gradually concentrated in their hands
61  8,17|   military governors general who gradually obtained complete superiority
62  9,2 |    influence with the people was gradually declining, and the last
63  9,3 |          around Charles of Anjou gradually assembled all those who
64  9,3 | inaccessible, and Amari himself, gradually becoming acquainted with
65  9,3 |          Empire, called akritai. Gradually, along with the advance
66  9,6 |         Constantinople was being gradually surrounded by Turkish possessions.
67  9,7 |       spirits; but these spirits gradually fell as he began to understand
68  9,12|   thereafter the Arsenite schism gradually disappeared and did not
69  9,12|    century the zealots and monks gradually got the upper hand of the
70  9,17|          central state machinery gradually weakened; at times, the
71  9,17|    advance of the Ottoman Turks; gradually they took possession of
72  9,18|        before the Ottoman Turks, gradually reduced in territory until
73  9,18|      Calabrian monk Barlaam, but gradually came over to the side of
74  9,19|        Greek population of which gradually increased. In the sixth