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الصفحة 546
141 a Vatatzes himself was a large landowner and many of his nobles also possessed considerable tracts of land , and derived a sufficient living from their estates.142 These estates seem to have been granted by the Emperor to the ...
141 a Vatatzes himself was a large landowner and many of his nobles also possessed considerable tracts of land , and derived a sufficient living from their estates.142 These estates seem to have been granted by the Emperor to the ...
الصفحة 568
Therefore the man who received such a grant was sometimes called not only kharistikarios but also pronoetes , i.e. provider . In the course of time the granted estate itself began to be called pronoia . According to Th . Uspensky ...
Therefore the man who received such a grant was sometimes called not only kharistikarios but also pronoetes , i.e. provider . In the course of time the granted estate itself began to be called pronoia . According to Th . Uspensky ...
الصفحة 571
a enter granted possessions , and the recipient of the grant of immunity was also granted the right of collecting state revenues . ” 217 In Roman legislative documents the Latin terms immunitas and excusatio are identical in meaning ...
a enter granted possessions , and the recipient of the grant of immunity was also granted the right of collecting state revenues . ” 217 In Roman legislative documents the Latin terms immunitas and excusatio are identical in meaning ...
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BYZANTIUM AND THE CRUSADES | 375 |
THE EMPIRE OF NICAEA 120461 | 506 |
Empire514 | 514 |
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