History of the Byzantine Empire, 324-1453, المجلد 2 |
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The Norman danger had caused Alexius to draw closer to Venice , who had pledged herself to support Byzantium with her fleet ; thereupon Alexius had granted the Republic of St. Mark quite exceptional trade privileges .
The Norman danger had caused Alexius to draw closer to Venice , who had pledged herself to support Byzantium with her fleet ; thereupon Alexius had granted the Republic of St. Mark quite exceptional trade privileges .
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In 1177 , the Congress of Venice , which was attended by Frederick , the pope , and the representatives of the victorious Italian communes , confirmed the independence of the latter and reconciled the German sovereign to the pope .
In 1177 , the Congress of Venice , which was attended by Frederick , the pope , and the representatives of the victorious Italian communes , confirmed the independence of the latter and reconciled the German sovereign to the pope .
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An opposing group of scholars saw the cause of the change in the premeditated policy of Venice and Ger- many and became the partisans of the so - called " theory of premeditation . " 227 Until about 1860 no dispute on that problem had ...
An opposing group of scholars saw the cause of the change in the premeditated policy of Venice and Ger- many and became the partisans of the so - called " theory of premeditation . " 227 Until about 1860 no dispute on that problem had ...
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