Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,1 |          we know definitely with regard to the majority of provinces
 2  2,1 |       purely political theory in regard to Constantine’s attitude
 3  2,2 |     impiety, folly, and error in regard to the gods, is such as
 4  2,5 |          Council of Chalcedon in regard to the union of two natures
 5  2,5 |         still very cautious with regard to his most recent hypotheses.[
 6  3,2 |      period, are very harsh with regard to her character. In spite
 7  3,3 |     under Theodoric and his high regard for Roman civilization,
 8  3,5 | nineteenth century, who had high regard for Roman classical law,
 9  3,5 |     mistakes and oversights with regard to their original Latin
10  3,14|     external policy of Phocas in regard to the Avars and the Persians,
11  3,16|       advantageous position with regard to sources and firsthand
12  3,16|         century, especially with regard to determining the extent
13  4,1 |     opinions among scholars with regard to Islam. Goldziher wrote, “
14  4,1 |          eighth century, did not regard Islam as a new religion,
15  4,1 |         the fanatical Muslims to regard death with disdain and made
16  4,1 |          is what Diehl says with regard to the events of this period: “
17  4,4 |          learning, and art.~With regard to letters and art, the
18  4,4 |     disputes among scholars with regard to the identity of the author.
19  5,3 |    development of the East” with regard to the free peasant class
20  5,3 |  conclusions should be made with regard to any borrowing. Such a
21  5,3 | particularly categorical in this regard. “Leo definitely removed
22  5,3 |    reached some conclusions with regard to certain changes in the
23  5,4 |          whose biased views with regard to the Ecloga have been
24  5,4 |     views of Paparrigopoulo with regard to this epoch; but there
25  5,4 | Christian church. Confusion with regard to this practice persisted.
26  5,4 |      marked by any measures with regard to images. The ecclesiastical
27  5,4 |          sources are silent with regard to the persecution of images.
28  5,5 | manifested by some emperors with regard to the church and to the
29  5,6 |          or Byzantine Empire. To regard the event of 800 in either
30  5,6 |         the view of Charles with regard to his imperial rank, then
31  5,6 |          carried on, probably in regard to the recognition of Charles’
32  5,8 |      eulogistic statements. With regard to iconoclasm, the reign
33  6,7 | patriarchs, when questioned with regard to this problem, expressed
34  6,7 |       Novel of the year 964 with regard to monasteries and the philanthropic
35  6,7 |       patriarch of New Rome with regard to all the other patriarchs,
36  6,8 |      qualities, although in this regard he was not different from
37  7,1 | concentrated in Asia Minor. With regard to John’s relations to the
38  7,1 |        particularly favorable in regard to Genoa, Pisa, and Venice;
39  7,2 |        the sovereign-crusader to regard his Muslim ally with pride
40  7,2 |          Sicily, forced Isaac to regard him with still greater suspicion.
41  8,2 |  population of Greece who “would regard Theodore as a single universal
42  8,2 |     understand that he could not regard the Latin emperor as his
43  8,13|        behavior of the Latins in regard to the famous and unique
44  9,3 |  regaining his lost throne. With regard to Byzantium, Manfred adopted
45  9,7 |        the East caused Venice to regard the Turks, especially after
46  9,12|        only by their position in regard to the Patriarch Arsenius.~
47  9,18|     being so, we cannot properly regard the painting either of the
48  9,19|          second Rome and dare to regard it not only as equal to