Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,1 |          was gifted, inasmuch as he clearly recognized and firmly grasped
 2  2,3 |        historian, this decree shows clearly that Theodosius “was the
 3  2,3 |             fifth century indicates clearly that the mass of the people
 4  2,3 |           Synesius came to see very clearly the German menace to the
 5  2,4 |            the West. This indicates clearly that Roman law at that period
 6  2,4 |            All these instances show clearly the great and widespread
 7  2,5 |         became more and more acute, clearly defined racial contradictions,
 8  2,5 |           the Germanic kingdom show clearly that in the late fifth and
 9  2,5 |            brevity of his career he clearly demonstrated his talent
10  3,1 |            interesting legend shows clearly the deep impress left upon
11  3,4 |           the Slavs began to show a clearly defined movement toward
12  3,8 |        throne, Justinian understood clearly that the internal life of
13  3,8 |              though his Novels show clearly that he was fully aware
14  3,12|      conquest of Italy demonstrated clearly the impotence of Justinian’
15  3,16|             its aims, exposing very clearly the monarchistic tendencies
16  3,16|          and minor incidents, it is clearly intended not for educated
17  4   |            him. Some sources reveal clearly a traditional hostile tendency
18  4,1 |         Closer study of early Islam clearly moves the religious element
19  4,4 |           the seventh century speak clearly of the solidity of the foundations
20  4,4 |             seventh century is very clearly marked beyond the borders
21  5,2 |       against Irene. This indicates clearly that in the eighth century
22  5,3 |           official statutes, as was clearly evidenced by the popularity
23  5,3 |       Byzantine Empire. Leo III saw clearly the existing state of affairs
24  5,7 |           the imperial throne,” who clearly understood the need for “
25  5,8 |           year 813. In spite of the clearly expressed eastern-orthodox
26  6,2 |          the Empire.[37] This shows clearly that both the Emperor and
27  7,1 |             brilliancy.”~ Though he clearly understood the European
28  7,1 |            Roger with Manuel showed clearly that such a plan of invasion
29  7,1 |            henceforth more and more clearly.~ ~External policy of Manuel
30  7,1 |         campaign of Manuel in Italy clearly showed Frederick Barbarossa
31  7,2 |          source, Nicetas Choniates, clearly stated that the insurrection
32  7,2 |      crusade had ever had before so clearly the character of a duel
33  7,2 |          Bulgarians, which had been clearly aimed against Byzantium,
34  7,4 |            that all the information clearly shows that Italus belonged
35  7,4 |            Manuel’s prohibition had clearly been aimed at the Franks
36  7,4 |            influence of Xenophon is clearly evident in his work. Bryennius’
37  8,2 |            peninsula there appeared clearly expressed anti-Bulgarian
38  8,5 |               40] This letter shows clearly that Henry was greatly alarmed
39  8,14|           the Latin Empire the pope clearly realized that the new state
40  9,2 |    privations of the expedition are clearly felt in Manuel’s letters.
41  9,3 |       attitude toward Byzantium was clearly shown. With the consent
42  9,4 |    population, on one hand, and the clearly expressed intention of Roger
43  9,4 |        history of Serbia. It showed clearly the influence of Byzantium,
44  9,9 |            valorous defense, but he clearly realized their doom when
45  9,13|        their epoch has not yet been clearly determined, but the leaders
46  9,18| participants; therefore his history clearly reflects his sympathies
47  9,18|             it keeps, as a whole, a clearly Byzantine color.”[422] The