Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,1 |      observance is likewise left open and freely granted, as befits
 2  2,2 |        be occupied by Julian, an open adherent of paganism. The
 3  2,3 |       the capital apparently lay open before the Goths, who overran
 4  2,3 |          who wish to rest in the open, are Scythians. But is it
 5  2,3 |       himself against John, This open opposition caused John to
 6  3,3 |      east and the north remained open to the attacks of the Persians,
 7  3,4 |          the “endless” peace and open hostilities against the
 8  3,5 |   students legal learning and to open up the way found by us,
 9  3,12|          hope of inducing him to open hostilities against the
10  3,16|          was first of all thrown open to foreign archeologists
11  4,1 |         of Christendom, remained open to pilgrims who came to
12  5,4 |        few isolated instances of open image destruction. According
13  5,8 |        Boris, still there was no open breach in the church. The
14  6,3 |        way to Constantinople lay open to Simeon. But in 918 the
15  6,7 |          of bread. This shocking open practice of the powerful
16  6,8 |         and unceasing hidden and open strife for the throne the
17  7,1 |         the interior, which were open to Venice in Asia Minor,
18  7,1 |         so; it was impossible to open the city gates, because
19  7,1 |   multitude was quartered in the open air. After the close of
20  7,1 |  accumulating enough to fill the open mouths of the barbarians,
21  7,1 |         the way to Jerusalem was open. But because of Antioch
22  7,1 |      Empire, which was therefore open to the ambitious plans of
23  7,1 |     Manuel, who was preparing to open hostilities against the
24  7,1 |        receiving foreigners with open arms and granting them the
25  7,1 |       the Italian governments to open hostilities against Byzantium.~
26  7,4 |           against whom he had to open a stubborn struggle. Alexius
27  8,2 |         possible opportunity was open to Kalojan to carry out
28  8,5 |        Turks allowed Theodore to open hostilities against Henry.
29  8,8 |  possession of Hadrianople might open the gates of Constantinople.
30  8,16|        is true that he failed to open up new ways in his works
31  9,4 |        by the Ottoman danger, to open his aggressive policy, on
32  9,5 |        the title of tsar and the open display of his claims to
33  9,5 |         The Balkan peninsula was open and almost defenseless to
34  9,7 | Byzantium and Bayazid came to an open break, and Manuel again
35  9,12|           The provinces were now open to their propaganda, and
36  9,12|        this stubborn opposition, open and secret, to his plans
37  9,16|         Constantine there was an open break from the union confirmed