Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,3 |          connected with them, the social life of that period. This
 2  2,3 |           people prominent in the social and religious life of the
 3  2,3 |           the reaction of certain social groups to the Germanic question.
 4  2,3 | containing a vivid picture of the social and religious life of his
 5  3,5 |          reference to the general social conditions of the time.
 6  3,8 |     expressing various political, social, or religious tendencies.
 7  3,8 |       important significance as a social element.[78]~ An interesting
 8  3,8 |        interesting picture of the social struggle in the sixth century.
 9  3,8 |      Empire had evil effects upon social security, city finance,
10  3,16|        source in the study of the social and economic history of
11  3,16|        information concerning the social and administrative history
12  4,1 | established certain religious and social guaranties for the Christian
13  4,1 |           of them to constitute a social class, called by the epithet
14  4,4 |   valuable for the history of the social and economic life of the
15  5,4 |          intact, there was also a social and political reform. It
16  5,4 |           remarkable attempt at a social, political, and religious
17  5,7 |        more thorough study of the social aspect of the iconoclastic
18  5,8 |         religious, as well as the social, point of view. Politically
19  5,8 |        numerous supporters.~ Some social strife resulted from this
20  5,8 |  probability created very serious social changes in Asia Minor. In
21  5,8 |           the great religious and social workers in the stormy period
22  5,8 |           a religious-canonic and social nature is of very great
23  6,7 |                                   Social and political developments~ ~
24  6,7 |           Macedonian emperors and social relations within the Empire.~ ~
25  6,7 |     foundations of the public and social structure of the Empire
26  6,7 |           called forth by changed social and economic conditions.~ ~
27  6,7 |       most acute questions in the social and economic life of that
28  6,8 |         at court, but also of the social life of the whole Empire.
29  6,8 |           to enter, regardless of social or financial status, providing
30  7,1 |           part with the different social classes. Sharing in the
31  7,1 |         out a radical reform of a social system which had resulted
32  7,1 |      person who would keep up the social policy of the first three
33  7,1 |     particularly in the sphere of social problems and interests,
34  7,4 |   administration.~ ~Financial and social conditions. — As a general
35  7,4 |      quite different for internal social and economic life. And if
36  7,4 |        with some phenomena of the social life of a still earlier
37  7,4 |         elements which formed the social and political platform of
38  7,4 |          anyone regardless of his social rank.~ The chrysobull of
39  7,4 |     information on the political, social, and literary conditions
40  7,4 |         make them interesting for social history in general and literary
41  8,15|                                   Social and economic conditions
42  8,15|         took place.[144] From the social standpoint, Vatatzes may
43  8,15|           to say, of losing their social position, forbade his subjects
44  8,16|     history and the political and social conditions of his epoch;
45  8,17|        the complicated political, social, and economic phenomenon
46  8,17|           was limited only to the social aspect and failed to attain
47  8,17|    complicated institution by the social conditions of the almost
48  8,17|           part of the complicated social inheritance which the Christian
49  8,17|    characteristic features of the social structure of the Byzantine
50  8,17|        properties were not only a social anomaly in the Empire but
51  8,17|         all branches of Byzantine social and economic life. Finally
52  8,17|      feudalizing processes in the social, political, and economic
53  9,7 |          urgency of political and social reform for the Peloponnesus.
54  9,7 |           a radical change in the social system and the treatment
55  9,7 |         analogy with parts of the Social Contract of Jean Jacques
56  9,12|  composition. Created by abnormal social conditions, it offered a
57  9,12|         had a great effect on the social organization. The people,
58  9,12|          extended to politics and social movements. For example,
59  9,17|                     Political and social conditions in the Empire.~
60  9,17|         of the imperial dynasty.~ Social relations between the higher
61  9,17|          the point of view of the social antagonism between aristocratic
62  9,17|   champions of freedom and better social conditions for the future.[
63  9,17|   Cantacuzene, prevailed over the social element.[325] This problem
64  9,17|           but it appears that the social background occupied the
65  9,17|        Thessalonica; however, the social problem was intermingled
66  9,17|       general history of medieval social problems.~ Owing to the
67  9,18|         political, religious, and social conditions of the Empire