Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,2 |         during which two of the brothers were killed, Constantine
 2  2,2 |      and after the death of his brothers he was greatly troubled
 3  2,2 |       hostility among the three brothers who had divided the rule
 4  2,2 |       to face at that time. The brothers were kept asunder not only
 5  2,3 |         He was succeeded by two brothers, Valentinian I (364-75)
 6  2,3 |    govern the eastern half. The brothers differed greatly in their
 7  2,3 |         of external affairs the brothers were forced to face a very
 8  5,8 |      Slavonic missionaries, the brothers St. Cyril and St. Methodius,
 9  5,8 |       defense of images the two brothers Theophanes and Theodore
10  6,2 |       we must live in common as brothers although we differ in customs,
11  7,1 |   European possessions. His two brothers took part in the expedition,
12  7,2 |         this movement stood two brothers, Peter or Kalopeter and
13  7,2 |    historians believed that the brothers had grown up among the Wallachs
14  7,2 |       Greek intrigues, both the brothers, Asen and later Peter, were
15  7,4 |      and Nicetas Acominati, two brothers from the Phrygian city of
16  7,4 |    philological literature “the brothers Tzetzae” were often spoken
17  7,4 |      often spoken of as if both brothers were of equal importance.
18  7,4 |       give up referring to “the brothers Tzetzae.”~ A very interesting
19  8,16| activity of the two enlightened brothers, John and Nicholas Mesaritai,
20  8,16|  ascribe eminent talents to the brothers Mesaritai, but they belong
21  9,2 |        who was still alive; the brothers of the late Emperor; and
22  9,2 |         Constantine, one of the brothers of John VIII, who at that
23  9,2 |      the Ottoman Turks.~ Of the brothers who survived Constantine,
24  9,8 |     were under the power of his brothers as separate principalities
25  9,8 |        by the Turks. One of the brothers of John VIII, who was governing
26  9,9 |       governed by the Emperor’s brothers.~ Honesty, generosity, energy,
27  9,17|       was also ruled by sons or brothers of the imperial dynasty.~