Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,1 |            defeated Maxentius in a decisive battle near Rome in 312.
 2  2,1 |          which led him to make his decisive resolve; he could benefit
 3  2,2 |       deprive the legions of their decisive influence at the time of
 4  2,3 |          heretics, Theodosius took decisive steps also against the pagans.
 5  2,3 |         Constantinople promptly. A decisive battle took place near Hadrianople
 6  2,5 |        until their will was almost decisive in making and deposing Roman
 7  2,5 |     service of Anastasius was this decisive settlement of the Isaurian
 8  3,4 |           definitely restored by a decisive victory on the part of John
 9  3,4 |         campaigns, could not put a decisive end to the yearly incursions
10  4,4 |            was forced to undertake decisive measures on its eastern
11  5,3 |        still remain uncertain. The decisive role of Leo III in the theme
12  5,4 |           him to undertake further decisive measures.~ Finally, in the
13  5,5 |            forced him to take more decisive steps to strengthen the
14  5,5 |            council decisions, form decisive iconoclastic views,”[89]
15  5,5 |        Irene did not undertake any decisive measures in the direction
16  6,3 |            the Byzantine Empire. A decisive victory over the Greek troops
17  6,3 |       among the most important and decisive events of the eleventh century,
18  6,7 | monasterial landed estates. A more decisive step in this direction was
19  7,1 |       troops inflicted a heavy and decisive defeat upon them. In memory
20  7,1 |           East.~ But the chief and decisive blow was struck from the
21  7,2 |             Frederick gave them no decisive reply and continued his
22  8,2 |       cavalry in his army, dealt a decisive defeat to the crusaders.
23  8,6 |     require urgently the rule of a decisive and energetic man. This
24  8,7 |            of John Asen II was the decisive factor.~ ~
25  8,9 |           against the Bulgars. The decisive battle was fought in 1230
26  8,11|          Emperor of Nicaea to take decisive measures in the Balkan peninsula.~
27  8,13|            officer,”[106] played a decisive role. Several times suspected
28  8,13|     against the coalition, and the decisive battle was fought in 1259
29  8,13|           battle of Castoria had a decisive significance for the restoration
30  8,14|             there seemed to come a decisive moment for the union of
31  9,3 |      internal troubles to take any decisive steps against Byzantium.
32  9,4 |        Skripù). The Catalans won a decisive victory over the French
33  9,4 |         sources,[94] to have had a decisive share in the victory. In
34  9,6 |          In the summer of 1389 the decisive battle took place in the
35  9,6 |           the Bosphorus. It had no decisive result; each side claimed
36  9,7 |       European rulers to take more decisive steps. Such modest expeditions
37  9,7 |           they were unable to take decisive steps against Constantinople;
38  9,8 |        Europe. The nearness of the decisive moment was of course also
39  9,9 |          good understanding of the decisive role of artillery when he
40  9,9 |          induced him to hasten the decisive blow to Constantinople.
41  9,12|         upon their feelings at the decisive moment. The populace of
42  9,13|   fourteenth century resulted in a decisive victory for strict Orthodoxy