Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,2 |        gradual borrowing from the living customs and Hellenistic
 2  2,2 |         an irreproachable mode of living was demanded of priests;
 3  2,3 |    distributed and applied to the living problems in the East, in
 4  3,5 |         practical for the changed living conditions. Official revision
 5  3,5 |      concession to the demands of living reality from an emperor
 6  3,5 |      desire to adapt Roman law to living conditions in the Eastern
 7  3,5 |         of the compilers, and the living customs of the East must
 8  3,7 |         who not only put down the living idolatrous priests, but
 9  3,9 |      Emperor Justinian, to people living in distant foreign lands,
10  3,12|          people of Turkish origin living at that time in Pannonia.
11  3,16|          gave him highly valuable living material based on personal
12  4,1 | acceptance of the ascetic form of living were the distinguishing
13  4,1 |        and he had to earn his own living by acting as a driver of
14  4,1 |      promising him more favorable living conditions. They received
15  4,1 |           the desert.” Unbearable living conditions were responsible
16  4,2 |        the pope complained of bad living conditions and asked his
17  4,4 |    students of Maximus, “with the living ethical problems of contemplative
18  4,4 |         blessed Maximus created a living type of Byzantine mysticism
19  5,3 |        reflect all the changes in living conditions since the time
20  5,3 |           meet the demands of the living realities of the period.~
21  5,3 |     insure to the peasants better living conditions.”[41]~ The English
22  5,8 |         in which we ourselves are living.”[196] But, on the other
23  6,2 |          monk Theodosius, who was living there at the time, and after
24  6,8 |      customs, ideas, and external living conditions sanctified by
25  6,8 |          salaries, silk garments, living provisions, and Easter gifts.
26  6,8 |           in the year 1078.[179]~ Living as he did in the time of
27  7,1 |           in the seventh century. Living in Asia Minor, on the eastern
28  7,1 |          These hard conditions of living made the population think
29  7,1 |          Nomads, the whole people living in wagons and unorganized;
30  7,3 |           three Greek rulers were living; the two Emperors, Alexius
31  7,3 |        the internal conditions of living in the epoch of the Frankish
32  7,3 |           exceedingly interesting living conditions, deserves particular
33  7,4 |       entirely different from the living spoken tongue. It was the
34  7,4 |      interesting specimens of the living tongue of the twelfth century.
35  7,4 |          the severe and barbarous living conditions in this country
36  7,4 |          which he had to earn his living. In his writings John Tzetzes
37  7,4 |        man of the twelfth century living by literary work who constantly
38  8,7 |           patriarch, who was then living at Nicaea and had already
39  8,15|          and derived a sufficient living from their estates.[142]
40  9,3 |         the Turks themselves were living through a troubled epoch
41  9,4 |          satisfaction in peaceful living conditions, sought new opportunities
42  9,18|          under the Palaeologi was living through critical times,
43  9,18|    designed to give mankind ideal living conditions. In order to
44  9,18|            Olympus of wisdom,” “a living library,” and “Helicon of
45  9,18|     Frankish culture with Eastern living conditions is to be emphasized.
46  9,18|           in particular, who were living in Italy when the first
47  9,18|          Italy and Byzantium were living through a time of intense
48  9,19|         Greece for an Italian and living nowhere without quarrels,
49  9,19|      unfriendly, but the greatest living authority on Greek literature
50  9,19|        period, that of anchorites living in caves and preferring
51  9,19|        with the Turkish conquest, living conditions in Byzantium