Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,1 |           and announced their legal right to exist. It declared: “
 2  2,1 |          religious obligations (the right of immunity). Any man could
 3  2,1 |          which thereby acquired the right of inheritance. Thus, simultaneously
 4  2,1 |             courts. Any man had the right, if his opponent agreed,
 5  2,3 |           heretic doctrine,” had no right to call their meeting places
 6  2,3 |       either public or private; the right to assemble was reserved
 7  2,5 |    archbishop of Constantinople the right to ordain bishops for the
 8  2,5 |            his personal freedom and right to own property.~ The time
 9  3,5 |      bestowed upon the emperors the right to create and interpret
10  3,5 |           Tribonian, “the Emperor’s right hand in his great legal
11  3,6 |           he also considered it his right to determine a specific
12  3,6 |           Byzantine Emperor had the right to regulate the life of
13  3,7 |          case the Monophysites were right and the orthodox must agree
14  3,8 |         Anastasius, robbed of their right to the throne, and finally,
15  3,15|      expounded by the author, has a right to claim the attention even
16  4,1 |      personal rights, including the right of inheritance. Muhammed
17  4,1 |    Christians their temples and the right to perform religious services,
18  5,1 |         autocrat, ruling in her own right, and she represented an
19  5,3 |          the Isaurian emperors were right in claiming that their legal
20  5,4 |             considered it his legal right to make his own religious
21  5,6 |             from Constantinople the right of imperial election.~ The
22  5,6 |        elect another emperor, whose right to the imperial title would
23  5,8 | independence. He wished to keep the right of guiding the spiritual
24  5,8 |             of Damascus still has a right to appear on the title page
25  6,2 |        Christians should obtain the right to rebuild all the destroyed
26  6,2 |             Emperor should keep the right of appointing the patriarch
27  6,2 |            the Emperor received the right of restoring the Church
28  6,3 |     peninsula that Simeon based his right to call himself “emperor
29  6,7 |           high official who had the right to intervene personally,
30  6,7 |              etc., the preferential right would belong to the peasants
31  6,8 |          Krumbacher was undoubtedly right when he said that John Geometres
32  7,1 |          the Venetian merchants the right of buying and selling all
33  7,1 |             customs officers had no right of inspecting their merchandise.
34  7,1 |            the Moors.” This was the right flank of the crusading movement
35  7,1 |             a red cross worn on the right shoulder was adopted as
36  7,1 |            of Themis neither to the right nor to the left, and that
37  7,3 |          resistance, to support the right to the Byzantine throne
38  7,3 |      prestige, but gave Dandolo the right to celebrate his first victory
39  7,3 |              The latter granted the right of conquering Morea to one
40  7,3 |         Montferrat: “Having neither right nor power over the Greeks
41  7,4 |          And Haskins was absolutely right when he said, “It is not
42  8,7 |              Theodore judged it his right to assume the imperial crown,
43  8,10|             defend not only our own right, but also that of our friendly
44  8,14|          important of which was the right to convoke a council, to
45  8,17|           among the laity as to the right of disposal of land property.[
46  8,17|           town or province with the right to collect revenues for
47  8,17|       immunity was also granted the right of collecting state revenues.”[
48  8,17|         from taxation, and with the right of jurisdiction; in other
49  8,17|        immunity with bayar samosud (right of jurisdiction among the
50  8,17|            military service had the right or probably even the obligation
51  9,2 |        successor of Ivan III to his right to defend his “patrimony
52  9,3 |          transmitted to Charles his right to the supreme power over
53  9,3 |       obtained from the Emperor the right to work and exploit rich
54  9,3 |         that the union gave him the right to hope for papal support
55  9,4 |            and noble fighters for a right cause, a credit to their
56  9,7 |         battle of Nicopolis (on the right shore of the lower Danube)
57  9,18|             to the theory of divine right.”[394] Of course the history
58  9,18|        mosaics of the Chora. He was right when he expressed the hope
59  9,19|         council, “I do not judge it right to separate from the Latins