Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,1 |  resources of landed property or money and grain. Christians could
 2  2,2 |           absorbed large sums of money and became the center of
 3  2,3 |      service by the payment of a money tax, which would greatly
 4  2,3 |          pay them a large sum of money and cede the territory south
 5  2,4 |        with great expenditure of money and effort, proved a complete
 6  2,5 |      government enormous sums of money,” said Th. I. Uspensky, “
 7  2,5 |         citizens, for the copper money in circulation had become
 8  3,4 |     forced to pay a large sum of money for it. But even Chosroes
 9  3,4 |     annually a very large sum of money, while the king of Persia
10  3,8 |         times, when the need for money was very urgent, Justinian
11  3,8 |    resorted to the corruption of money and issued debased coin;
12  3,8 |          vicious circle. Lack of money forced a decrease of the
13  3,8 |       soldiers necessitated more money to buy off enemies.[96]~
14  3,9 |          on their trade in Roman money (the Byzantine gold coin,
15  3,9 |         earth to the other. This money is regarded with admiration
16  3,9 |           replied Sopatrus, “the money of both — the nomisma of
17  4,1 |          new Emperor had neither money nor sufficient military
18  4,1 |      hostages and a large sum of money. In the spring of 622 Heraclius
19  4,1 |      inhabitants of the city and money for incense.[18]~ ~It is
20  4,1 | contribution of a certain sum of money toward meeting the military
21  5,5 |     buying of church offices for money (simony), etc. It also prohibited
22  6,2 |   kingdom lands in Cappadocia, a money pension, and a palace on
23  6,7 |       this tax. When the need of money for the upkeep of the Bulgarian
24  6,8 |     payment of a definite sum of money; (2) Byzantium was to pay
25  6,8 |       prime minister reduced the money gifts usually sent to the
26  6,8 |          and spent large sums of money on the compilation of anthologies
27  7,1 |     required enormous amounts of money.~ A very great number of
28  7,1 |     brother for a certain sum of money. Hugh, count of Vermandois,
29  7,1 |          for a certain amount of money, but the negotiations came
30  7,1 |        supported the latter with money subsidies. The walls of
31  7,2 |      Henry an enormous amount of money; for that purpose Alexius
32  7,3 |         to pay a large amount of money, and, after restoring his
33  7,3 |          pay them a large sum of money and start with them to the
34  7,4 |      several sacred vessels into money. But to appease the discontent
35  7,4 |         purpose, the pope needed money or military forces, Manuel
36  7,4 |         some sacred vessels into money was later abrogated by him.~
37  7,4 |       measure, the corruption of money, the issue of debased coin,
38  7,4 |   insisted that taxes be paid in money of full weight. Such measures
39  7,4 |   squandered enormous amounts of money on a mass of foreigners
40  7,4 |        the same time he required money for buildings, for sustaining
41  7,4 |       the state enormous sums of money, and the Comneni took care
42  7,4 |        him but Plutarch. Lacking money, he sometimes lacked necessary
43  7,4 |        with our complete lack of money we have no books. Therefore
44  8,9 |        for the Empire in men and money.~ For the time Constantinople
45  8,15|          considerable amounts of money Vatatzes erected all over
46  8,15|        spent enormous amounts of money for their purchase. Seeing
47  9,2 |          But if you have need of money or any other support, I
48  9,2 |     failure to pay back borrowed money. While the eldest son of
49  9,4 |     admiral), and a large sum of money for his company. Andronicus
50  9,6 |          handed over to them the money sent from Russia by the
51  9,7 |          insufficient, amount of money, and the hope of getting
52  9,7 |          besieged by the Turks.” Money was sent to Constantinople,
53  9,7 |        with great gratitude. But money contributions could not
54  9,7 |      help in warriors, marksmen, money, and vessels to carry the
55  9,7 |     convey to Constantinople the money which had been collected
56  9,8 |      city to Venice for a sum of money. Venice in taking possession
57  9,11|  readiness to support by troops, money, and provisions the proposed
58  9,18|          Theodore lost position, money, and home, and was confined