Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,3 |      military realms, the Goths exerted great influence. The main
 2  2,3 |      later the eunuch Eutropius exerted the greatest influence upon
 3  2,4 |         of Gaius, for example), exerted great influence, both direct
 4  2,4 |    instance of direct influence exerted by the code of Theodosius
 5  2,5 |    whose representative writers exerted great influence far beyond
 6  2,5 |       remained the center which exerted the widest and deepest influence
 7  2,5 |   argued the enormous influence exerted by the ancient Orient. At
 8  2,5 |        more ancient traditions, exerted a very strong and beneficial
 9  3,6 |     special privileges. He also exerted much effort in attempting
10  3,8 |       illustrates the influence exerted by the Hippodrome and the
11  3,10|     greatly resembled Theodora, exerted much influence on government
12  3,16|      the masses, this chronicle exerted an enormous influence upon
13  5,4 |   similar influence began to be exerted from the second half of
14  5,8 | defenders of image-worship, who exerted a great influence upon the
15  5,8 |       of universal history, and exerted enormous influence upon
16  6,5 |         the Russian chronicles, exerted enormous influence upon
17  6,7 |      eastern church. This event exerted much influence upon the
18  6,7 |      expressed in the Epanagoge exerted great influence upon the
19  6,8 |         of the Byzantine Empire exerted pressure on all sides: the
20  6,8 |  interest in their projects and exerted much influence at court.
21  7,1 |    walls of the capital, Manuel exerted himself to the utmost to
22  7,1 |         customs and manners, he exerted himself to the utmost in
23  7,2 |    nobility of the capital, who exerted themselves to the utmost
24  7,2 |   impotence. Therefore the pope exerted himself to the utmost to
25  7,3 |        the so-called “Francs” — exerted themselves to the utmost
26  7,4 |    joining the churches. Manuel exerted himself to the utmost to
27  7,4 |     some clauses of this treaty exerted very great influence upon
28  8,13|     rule of the Emperor who had exerted all his energy in order
29  8,17|       those of Private Law also exerted its influence. From these
30  9,5 |  landowners and clergy, who had exerted enormous influence and power
31  9,19|  considering what influence was exerted on the Italian Renaissance