Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,1 |           true believer, the more definite were our attempts to prove
 2  2,1 |         Yet Constantine gave very definite privileges to paganism as
 3  2,1 |       rights to Christianity as a definite religious doctrine. The
 4  2,2 |           a vast bureaucracy, and definite separation of civil and
 5  2,2 |          in particularly firm and definite forms in Egypt. To the Egyptian
 6  2,2 | Constantine desired to effect the definite organization of the monarchy
 7  2,2 |    Constantine’s reforms were the definite establishment of absolute
 8  2,4 |         They were provided with a definite salary from the imperial
 9  2,4 |        turn are subdivided into a definite number of titles (tituli).
10  2,5 |          decided to follow a very definite Monophysitic policy. Both
11  2,5 |        pagan materials brought no definite conclusion. While some of
12  2,5 |     Alexandria. Unfortunately, no definite information exists about
13  2,5 |        Julian the Apostate with a definite object: propaganda for Julian,
14  2,5 |       predominance of Latin and a definite preference for Greek, which
15  3,5 |       materials collected in some definite order. For the purpose of
16  3,8 |          in full and willingly at definite dates. Thus, if you will
17  4,1 |           2) the performance of a definite prayer at a set time with
18  4,1 |         condition of paying him a definite annual tribute.[58]~By the
19  4,1 |          the regular payment of a definite tax and the assured political
20  5,2 |        into a powerful state with definite offensive projects as regards
21  5,3 |     judicial service must receive definite salaries from the imperial “
22  5,3 |        very striking at times, no definite conclusions should be made
23  5,5 |         worship.~ In spite of her definite leanings toward image-worship,
24  6,2 |           did not bring about any definite results, in spite of the
25  6,4 |          is too early to pass any definite judgment about this unquestionably
26  6,7 |   powerful, accomplished very few definite results. In the eleventh
27  6,7 |        sea themes, were receiving definite maintenance from the government
28  6,8 |       freedom by the payment of a definite sum of money; (2) Byzantium
29  7,1 |       could give a reasonable and definite goal and general plan to
30  7,1 |       secular standpoint gained a definite victory over the primitive
31  7,1 |      fairly successful but had no definite result. An anonymous panegyrist
32  7,1 |        latter, John also obtained definite success. Besieged, Antioch
33  7,1 |        situation, and concluded a definite alliance against Roger.
34  7,1 |        decline and this time into definite decadence. Hertzberg commented: “
35  7,2 |          of will power and of any definite plan in ruling the state
36  7,2 |        the problem of Byzantium’s definite loss of the island of Cyprus,
37  7,4 |      adopt the common view of the definite separation of the churches;
38  8,9 |     compelled to withdraw without definite results. In his letter appealing
39  8,13|           reign was too short for definite judgment to be passed on
40  8,16|    published, a more complete and definite judgment on him as a writer
41  8,17|           European feudalism took definite shape, the beneficium became
42  8,17|          hereditary possession on definite conditions. The conventional
43  8,17|    learned jurists to establish a definite distinction between them
44  8,17|       that time perfectly common, definite, and well known, requiring
45  8,17|          Byzantium had assumed so definite a shape that the westerners
46  8,17|         feudal law brought into a definite system, under whose conditions
47  9,3 |           at Manfred’s court with definite plans and requests for help.
48  9,4 |          peoples had set as their definite goal in the struggle with
49  9,5 | aggressive plans widened and took definite form against Constantinople
50  9,7 |      continue to pay the sultan a definite tribute, and delivered to
51  9,11|        power of the pope met with definite resistance from western
52  9,13|        categories and composed of definite “schemes” and “ladders,”
53  9,13|           and Barlaamites, had no definite result. The matter was transferred
54  9,18|          said, “on the eve of her definite ruin, all Hellas was reassembling