Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,3 |             which indicate that the book was very probably of church
 2  2,4 |            of titles (tituli). Each book treats of some phase of
 3  3,15|           the first chapter of this book.~ ~
 4  3,16|         Constitution (Katastasis or Book of Ceremonies), part of
 5  3,16|           in the tenth century, The Book of Court Ceremonies.~ From
 6  3,16|             later became a favorite book, not only in the Byzantine
 7  4,1 |           are laid down in a sacred book of revelations of Muhammed,
 8  5,3 |          Kormchaia Kniga, i.e., The Book of Rules or Administrative
 9  5,3 |    proposition argued in Pančenko’s book that the Rural Code does
10  5,3 |           chapter of the fourteenth book of the Digest, which contains
11  5,3 |            intended to be a part of Book LIII of the Basilics,[48]
12  5,8 |           beyond the limits of this book.~ It has been argued frequently
13  6,7 |            codes and in the Russian Book of Rules (the so-called
14  6,7 |      jurisconsult, Patzes.[118] The book is a table of contents of
15  6,7 |        Iuris Civilis. It is still a book almost under seven seals,
16  6,7 |            perspectives.[120]~ ~The Book of the Eparch. — To the
17  6,7 | Constantinople,”[121] the so-called Book of the Eparch or Book of
18  6,7 |     so-called Book of the Eparch or Book of the Prefect, discovered
19  6,7 |         traders in the capital. The Book of the Eparch throws much
20  6,7 |             of traders found in the Book of the Eparch speaks of
21  6,7 |            as part of the so-called book on Ceremonies of the Byzantine
22  6,8 |           almost be considered as a book of “court regulations.”
23  7,1 |             the French Academy: one book by a German, A. Heeren,
24  7,1 |     Crusades Upon Europe; the other book, the work of the Frenchman
25  7,1 |        positively as he does in his book.~ But in any event, that
26  7,4 |        promised continuation of his book in which the problem of
27  7,4 |     received by the Emperor; in his book he gave a description of
28  7,4 |            to a dinner party with a book in her hands and there discussed
29  7,4 |             are his letters and his book On the Errors of the Latins.
30  7,4 |          history of the Empire. His book On the Errors of the Latins,
31  7,4 |            the persons addressed. A Book of Stories (Βιβλιος ιστορων)
32  7,4 |            this period.” In another book Dalton said, “The springs
33  7,4 |            said, “The title of this book will appear to many to contain
34  8,17|          who wrote a very important book on the feudal monarchy in
35  9,3 |          the Sicilian Vespers. This book, written at the beginning
36  9,3 |           the later editions of his book. A new stimulus to the study
37  9,6 |       Athenian plague in the second book of Thucydides. From Byzantium,
38  9,13|         problem, Papamichael, whose book came out in 1911, did not
39  9,18|             us fall asleep over his book.’”[361]~ Finally, Critobulus,
40  9,18|           In 1919 G. Millet, in his book on the medieval Serbian