Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,3 |        class, was much weaker. The mass of the population, unacquainted
 2  2,3 |         indicates clearly that the mass of the people were still
 3  2,3 |          life of the province. The mass of the people continued
 4  3,5 |        bear the burden of all this mass of knowledge,” i.e., the
 5  4,1 |      homogeneous and solidly loyal mass.”[54] From the middle of
 6  4,1 |            striking picture of the mass Byzantine migration from
 7  4,4 |          there is no evidence of a mass Slav immigration into Asia
 8  4,4 |            Lives of Saints for the mass of the population; hence
 9  5,5 |       iconoclastic views,”[89] The mass of the people were required
10  5,8 |          in Asia Minor after their mass migrations from the European
11  5,8 |           great influence upon the mass of the people. Furthermore,
12  6,7 |          the government. The great mass of the population reacted
13  6,7 |   Byzantine point of view, but the mass of Russian people had no
14  6,8 |    terrible menace was removed the mass of people ascribed their
15  7,1 |          of replying to it: to the mass attacks of the Turks it
16  7,1 |            say, into the idea of a mass movement of the western
17  7,1 |         Now it was a question of a mass movement.~ The first critical
18  7,1 |          France. One aspect of the mass movement at the end of the
19  7,1 |        said: “After a clash with a mass of attacking Ismaelitians [
20  7,1 |           great sympathy among the mass of the population.~ The
21  7,3 |          pillage Constantinople, a mass of precious monuments of
22  7,4 |     enormous amounts of money on a mass of foreigners who had come
23  8,13|        Theodore “was, in a word, a mass of nerves, an ‘interesting
24  8,17|       conditions of the Empire.~ A mass of most interesting material
25  9,3 | publications appeared. An enormous mass of fresh and important documents
26  9,7 |           of profound mourning the mass of the population of the
27  9,9 |          fatal days an innumerable mass of cultural material perished.
28  9,12|           great influence with the mass of the people.~ The politicians