Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,1 |          who in reality was not concerned about any religion and preferred
 2  2,2 |         reform. The first edict concerned the appointment of professors
 3  2,3 |     curtailed, especially those concerned with bequests and inheritance.~
 4  2,3 |        The national problem was concerned with the discord among the
 5  2,5 |      Egypt and the Syrians were concerned primarily with the triumph
 6  3,6 |    wherever church matters were concerned.”[59] In his desire to be
 7  3,7 |      Three Chapters. The matter concerned three church writers of
 8  3,7 |         at the Synod, which was concerned with the Three Chapters,
 9  3,11|         of the sixties was more concerned with western developments,
10  3,16|     work has survived, which is concerned with the early history of
11  4,1 |      only by hearsay. They were concerned with nothing but material,
12  4,1 |        of the conquered peoples concerned the Arabs little.~ On the
13  5,3 |   engaged in agriculture. It is concerned primarily with various kinds
14  5,6 |  important primarily because it concerned the Byzantine Empire.~ In
15  5,8 | mattered only in so far as they concerned the state. Yet monasticism
16  6,6 |         the Adriatic Slavs were concerned.~ From the time of Basil
17  7,1 |     this apocryphal document is concerned, it might have been composed,
18  7,1 | interests in the Holy Land were concerned, the political power of
19  7,1 |       as the lower classes were concerned, the peasants, ground down
20  7,3 |     Rome as far as religion was concerned, to pay a large amount of
21  7,4 |      the Angeli to the pope are concerned, the pope was guided by
22  7,4 |          As far as the navy was concerned, the maritime forces which
23  7,4 |         kind of political will, concerned not only with abstract problems
24  7,4 |         far as Byzantine art is concerned, the epoch of the Comneni
25  8,7 |       the thirteenth century is concerned with the relations between
26  8,14|     ecclesiastical matters were concerned, the Greek regions which
27  8,15|  Emperors of Nicaea were always concerned with the problems of the
28  8,16|        as content and style are concerned, might have been written
29  8,16|        far as Byzantine art was concerned, the new Frankish principalities
30  8,17|         sovereign. This process concerned both laity and clergy. Of
31  8,17| Byzantine emperors were chiefly concerned with forbidding imperial
32  8,17|      basis of the dispute which concerned the possession of land by
33  9,7 |        needs of the Empire were concerned, is evident; both historians
34  9,8 |      real help to Byzantium was concerned, however, the imperial journey
35  9,9 |       As far as the English are concerned, they think only of taking
36  9,12|     most nmportant of which was concerned with the so-called Arsenites.~
37  9,18|       the Palaeologian epoch is concerned.~ Probably at the beginning