Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,1 | Constantius Chlorus, Constantine belonged probably to an Illyrian
 2  2,2 |         his father, who probably belonged to some Romanized barbarian
 3  2,2 |      leaders recalled from exile belonged to different religious parties
 4  2,5 |    territory which theoretically belonged to the Roman, in this case
 5  3,4 |          the Black Sea and which belonged in part to the Empire. Two
 6  6,2 |       smaller cities which still belonged to the Greeks were of no
 7  6,2 |     points in Sicily which still belonged to the Empire were conquered
 8  6,3 |   Albania, which until this time belonged to the Byzantine Empire,
 9  6,7 |      magnificent buildings which belonged to Philocales should be
10  7,1 |          and cousin of Manuel I, belonged to the younger line of the
11  7,1 |          major part of which had belonged to the Visigoths. In the
12  7,1 |          against Sardinia, which belonged to the Muhammedans. They
13  7,1 |         Holy Land, which had not belonged to the Empire for more than
14  7,1 |         the First Crusade, then, belonged to the French.~ One part
15  7,1 |       Hungary and Serbia already belonged, which France as well as
16  7,1 |      case both coasts would have belonged to one power, which would
17  7,2 |           Peter and Asen (Asan), belonged to the same race; that the
18  7,3 |           At that time Palestine belonged to the Egyptian dynasty
19  7,4 |        clearly shows that Italus belonged to the Neoplatonic school.
20  7,4 |      died about 1150.~ Prodromus belonged, said Diehl, to a degenerate
21  8,4 |       the Seljuq Sultan, to whom belonged the greater part of Asia
22  8,12|          role in the restoration belonged to John Vatatzes, and in
23  8,14|         in resuming negotiations belonged not to the pope, but to
24  8,16|        of the thirteenth century belonged to the Despotat of Epirus).~
25  8,17|  conventionally called feudalism belonged exclusively to the Middle
26  8,17|          surplus of the revenues belonged to the kharistikarios.”[
27  8,17|       land in the Frankish state belonged to the Church. We believe
28  9,2 |        and commercial waterways, belonged to the restored Empire.
29  9,2 |        dynasty of the Palaeologi belonged to a very well-known Greek
30  9,2 |       times, and all three wives belonged to different nationalities.
31  9,5 |          estates (μετοχια) which belonged to Athos also came under
32  9,6 |          the fourteenth century, belonged the future of the Christian
33  9,7 |       the few regions that still belonged, though almost nominally,
34  9,8 |     south of the peninsula which belonged to Venice. At the beginning
35  9,8 |    conquest, the whole peninsula belonged to the family of the Palaeologi;
36  9,12|       part of the land which had belonged before to the Empire. Nevertheless “
37  9,17|          part of Thessaly, which belonged to the Byzantine Emperor,
38  9,17|      middle” (οι μεσοι), to whom belonged merchants, manufacturers,
39  9,18|        Corfù, which at that time belonged to Venice. There in a monastery
40  9,18|        To the partisans of union belonged also the famous Bessarion