Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,3 |         king Yezdegerd, King of Kings, and that his years be prolonged
 2  3,1 |        Nagast (The Glory of the Kings), containing a very interesting
 3  3,1 |       the Roman Empire. The two kings, Justinus, the king of Rome,
 4  3,3 |        barbarians. The Germanic kings were but vassals of the
 5  3,3 |         fact that the barbarian kings themselves supported the
 6  3,7 |        bones upon the altar (II Kings 23:16). Thus the eastern
 7  3,9 |        inquired: “Which of your kings is the greater and the more
 8  3,9 |   richer, and indeed is King of Kings, and whatsoever he desires,
 9  3,9 |      the truth you have the two kings here present. Examine each
10  3,9 |        say you that I have both kings here?” “You have,” replied
11  3,9 |  adorned the palaces of western kings and the residences of rich
12  3,12|        It is recounted that the kings of this epoch had by means
13  3,12|      elapse before the Frankish kings, summoned by the pope not
14  3,13|     this difference between the kings of other nations and the
15  3,13|      and the emperors: that the kings are lords of slaves, but
16  4,4 |        the Sassanids, under the kings Kawadh and Chosroes Nushirvan,
17  5,3 | Constantine, the wise and pious kings, from the Institutes, Digest,
18  5,6 |      the palace), and later the kings of the Carolingian house.
19  6,2 |   Shahin-shah, meaning “King of Kings,” of Armenia. His successor,
20  6,7 |        the time of the Frankish kings, who complained of the emptiness
21  7,1 |  foreign sovereigns such as the kings of Germany and France, the
22  7,1 |  continental Hungary, under the kings of the dynasty of Arpad,
23  7,2 |          the heir of the Norman kings and crusader, but also,
24  7,4 |        between God and emperor; kings are allowed to do everything,
25  7,4 |    imperial power of the German kings. He chose as his hero Manuel,
26  8,1 |     through the activity of its kings Kalojan and John Asen II,
27  8,7 |        the so-called “titulary” kings of Thessalonica, as, after
28  8,9 |      Romans, like the Bulgarian kings who had preceded him. Therefore
29  8,10|  remarkable of all the Germanic kings of the Middle Ages, united
30  8,10|      papal power to that of the kings. The struggle of the popes
31  8,10|         government: “All of us, kings and princes of the earth,
32  8,17|    Western Church. The Frankish kings had early begun to complain
33  8,17|       the reception of Frankish kings or German emperors. The
34  9,3 |        elected us and our heirs kings and perpetual masters of
35  9,3 |      Byzantine emperors and the kings of Aragon. Since Michael
36  9,4 |      world, and such as all the kings of Christendom together
37  9,4 |      peninsula. But the Serbian kings committed a strategic error
38  9,5 |      the plans of the Bulgarian kings of the ninth and thirteenth
39  9,5 |        of action of the Serbian kings, were now forced to yield
40  9,7 |      addressed by Manuel to the kings of Aragon, Martin V (1395-
41  9,9 |       greatest emperor, king of kings, Mehemet”;[209] he related
42  9,9 |        you know, there are many kings of different power, different
43  9,14|         dependent on the French kings. The papal appeals to the