Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,1 | Constantine was influenced to some extent by the example of the Zoroastrian
 2  2,2 |          had progressed to such an extent that Constantine found it
 3  2,2 |        that it exceeded by far the extent of the former Byzantium.
 4  2,2 |     gradually changed the original extent of the power of the Roman
 5  2,2 |        thirteen dioceses. In their extent the dioceses resembled the
 6  2,2 |            his writings to such an extent that he was afterwards spoken
 7  2,3 |             still followed to some extent a policy of toleration toward
 8  2,3 |          power to any considerable extent. Thus on religious as on
 9  2,3 |       Hellenism had spread to some extent reached as far as Armenia
10  2,5 |        Egypt and Syria and to some extent in Palestine and Asia Minor,
11  2,5 |        satirist, and moralist. The extent to which his writings were
12  3,3 |            Ostrogoths, and to some extent the Visigoths were forced
13  3,4 |   offensive wars was to double the extent of Justinian’s empire. Dalmatia,
14  3,4 |       Empire but even to a certain extent was victorious over it,
15  3,5 |            of his time and to what extent it did so. The changes in
16  3,7 | Manichaeism, Judaism, and, to some extent, paganism, continued to
17  3,16|      expressions to a much greater extent than that of his immediate
18  3,16|          regard to determining the extent of eastern influences. In
19  4,1 | Christianity, Judaism, and to some extent Parsism (Zoroastrianism),
20  4,1 |            is correct to a certain extent, one cannot find a full
21  5,3 |          law, and only to a slight extent with criminal law. They
22  5,3 |          and that it is to a great extent a compilation of existing
23  5,5 |          he was influenced to some extent by his young wife, Irene,
24  5,8 |            long enough to show the extent of his powers. While he
25  5,8 |          and analyzed to any great extent because some of them are
26  6,2 |      conquest not only widened the extent of Byzantine territory,
27  6,2 |       Basil increased somewhat the extent of Byzantine possessions
28  6,2 |      territory was cleared to some extent of the Arabs, with the help
29  6,3 |     internal autonomy to a certain extent, however.~ The Bulgarian
30  6,6 |           he fully appreciated the extent of the Arabian menace to
31  6,6 |          southern Italy to such an extent that in the fourth decade
32  6,7 |      number of monasteries and the extent of their landed property
33  6,7 |            though limiting to some extent the encroachments of the
34  6,8 |           had increased to such an extent that the two grandsons of
35  6,8 |   Parapinakes fully understood the extent of Robert’s menace to the
36  6,8 |           new evidence of the wide extent to which the Byzantine Empire,
37  7,1 |     gradually increased to such an extent that, in the twelfth century,
38  7,1 |          Russian Tzar to a greater extent, were forced to resort to
39  7,2 |            Bulgarians, and to some extent by the Cumans from beyond
40  8,1 |            various and, to a large extent, transient international
41  8,2 |          much less than its former extent, the Byzantine Empire. For
42  8,2 |         century point out the vast extent and wealth of Nicaea.[23]
43  8,2 |          which shows, to a certain extent, Theodore Lascaris’ conception
44  8,14|            Latin Empire to such an extent that the Latin rulers entirely
45  8,16|         writings can, to a certain extent, throw new light upon the
46  8,16|       features which, to a certain extent, relate him to the later
47  8,16|       Palaeologi was, to a certain extent, due to these traditions
48  8,17|           question is only to what extent these phenomena developed
49  8,17|          holdings survived to some extent down to the fall of Byzantium;
50  9,2 |       Epirus was only to a certain extent dependent upon the restored
51  9,6 |           or Serbia.”[129] To what extent the point of view of the
52  9,8 |         reduced to the most modest extent. Shortly before his father’
53  9,9 |            Virgil and to a certain extent of Homer. A zealous Catholic,
54  9,9 |    pacified. I do not know to what extent. The remains of war still
55  9,12|     entirely disregards the modest extent of the territory of the
56  9,17|            and Genoese but to some extent those of the Pisans, Florentines,
57  9,18|            quarrel. In variety and extent of knowledge, in skill in
58  9,19|          influence, became to some extent the champions of Hellenic