Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,1 |         tradition, she found the true cross on which Christ was
 2  2,1 |       never dreamed. All this is true in the case of Constantine.
 3  2,1 |   affairs and declared himself a true believer, the more definite
 4  2,1 |          Constantine. If that is true, then the purely political
 5  2,1 |     Helena, supposedly found the true cross. In Jerusalem, in
 6  2,2 |          be considered to be the true founders of a new type of
 7  2,2 |     eastern monarchies. He was a true autocrat, an emperor-god
 8  2,2 |         at that time. He was the true leader of Hellenism, who
 9  2,2 |          up with anything. It is true that, until now, there were
10  2,2 |     devotion, he called his only true country.”[95]~ ~
11  2,3 |        of the Nicene symbol. The true enlightener of the Goths
12  2,3 |    period. This was particularly true of the eastern provinces,
13  2,3 |        gifted chief, Stilicho, a true example of a Romanized Germanic
14  2,5 |        The Monophysites remained true to their religious doctrine
15  2,5 |         was in reality the first true breach between the eastern
16  2,5 |      Constantine himself was the true benefactor of the Christians,
17  3,3 |       mission of propagating the true faith among the infidels,
18  3,7 |       535 Severus, the head and “true legislator of Monophysitism,”
19  3,8 |         of the lower. If this is true, the Byzantine factions
20  3,15|        nation. He did not, it is true, develop this theory in
21  3,16|    generally accepted.[144]~ The true chronicler of the sixth
22  3,16|        163]~ As time went on the true story of the erection of
23  3,16|          out of harmony with the true interests of the Empire,
24  4,1 |         the Arabian race and the true bearers of personal dignity
25  4,1 |   instance of secession from the true Christian faith similar
26  4,1 |   historical point of view.~ The true reason was that the Emperor
27  4,3 |        the Emperor expounded the true principles of religion.[
28  4,3 |     which did not contradict the true faith, good morals, and
29  4,4 |    military administration.~ The true precursors of the theme
30  4,4 |    always been the desire of all true statesmen.”[93]~ In the
31  5,1 |         supreme power. She was a true autocrat, ruling in her
32  5,3 |   passions and make decisions of true Justice, developed by clear
33  5,3 |       Amos 2:6), should not come true and that we should not be
34  5,3 |    higher Christian conceptions. True, the chapter on penalties
35  5,4 |     masses in their emperor. The true nature of the movement was
36  5,4 |         and diverted it from its true original course.[80] From
37  5,8 |   Emperor. This was particularly true in Asia Minor.[132]~ Until
38  5,8 |          latter movement. To the true zealots of image-worship
39  5,8 |          Asia Minor this was not true in the ninth century. During
40  5,8 |      negative results. And it is true that numerous valuable monuments
41  6,7 |          followers, who remained true to him throughout Ignatius’
42  6,7 |     century. This was especially true of Asia Minor, where the
43  6,7 |  considered by historians as the true precursors of themes, had
44  6,8 |        financier and defender of true Justice devoted all his
45  6,8 |       Basil Digenes Akrites. The true name of this epic hero was,
46  6,8 |     personal experience, gives a true picture of the time of the
47  6,8 |         the very opposite. It is true that Armenian influence
48  7,1 |        presenting himself in his true light in Byzantium. He spent
49  7,1 |        of Kugler’s is absolutely true.” But the more closely scholars
50  7,1 |      church to the bosom of the “true” Catholic church. One is
51  7,1 |        connected with Byzantium. True, the Eastern Empire gave
52  7,1 |        men and women.” It is not true, however, as is sometimes
53  7,4 |          of Alexius II Comnenus. True, the government of Alexius
54  8,1 |      Empire. This was especially true of Bulgaria.~ The whole
55  8,2 |       declared Gelzer, and it is true that “the destiny of the
56  8,2 |         the Silentium.[30] It is true that this speech does not
57  8,16|        generations. Though it is true that he failed to open up
58  8,17|       his successors.[225] It is true all these fragmentary observations
59  8,17|        the Assises “to study the true character of feudalism.”[
60  8,17|    developed system.”[241] It is true that Vasilievsky never made
61  9,3 |     known, he will appear in his true light, as a dim precursor
62  9,4 |         whole is rejected, it is true that even today many islands
63  9,5 |      scholars do not consider it true.[119] In 1355 the Great
64  9,9 |         letters an excellent and true picture of the Christian
65  9,12|         force. This was the more true because the force, formed
66  9,13| recognized by the council as the true doctrine of the whole Orthodox
67  9,13|     proved to be the Zion of the true faith. In the horrible crisis
68  9,15|       Greeks, representatives of true Orthodoxy, were deeply offended
69  9,17|       316] But, even if this was true, the misery of the peasants
70  9,18|      erroneous; the poems, it is true, describe the magnificence
71  9,18|         the fourteenth century a true renaissance. It developed
72  9,19|         reflection of divine and true wisdom.”[474] Many of Bessarion’