History of the Byzantine Empire, 324-1453, المجلد 2 |
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Meanwhile , in order to make still more sure the success of the final attack on Constantinople , Michael Palaeologus concluded a treaty with the Genoese . The commercial interests of Genoa and Venice conflicted everywhere in the Levant ...
Meanwhile , in order to make still more sure the success of the final attack on Constantinople , Michael Palaeologus concluded a treaty with the Genoese . The commercial interests of Genoa and Venice conflicted everywhere in the Levant ...
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On the other hand , Michael decided to make peace with the Genoese who , as has been mentioned above , had established relations with Manfred of Sicily , planned to hand Constantinople over to the Latins , and thereupon had been ...
On the other hand , Michael decided to make peace with the Genoese who , as has been mentioned above , had established relations with Manfred of Sicily , planned to hand Constantinople over to the Latins , and thereupon had been ...
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another place he mentioned Venetians , Genoese , and Catalans.328 Of course , in addition there were in Constantinople many other merchants both from the west , for example from Ragusa on the Adriatic Sea , and from the east .
another place he mentioned Venetians , Genoese , and Catalans.328 Of course , in addition there were in Constantinople many other merchants both from the west , for example from Ragusa on the Adriatic Sea , and from the east .
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