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97 Thus in 1096 began the epoch of the Crusades , so abounding and rich in its various consequences , and of such great importance both for Byzantium and the East and for western Europe . = The first account of the impression made on ...
97 Thus in 1096 began the epoch of the Crusades , so abounding and rich in its various consequences , and of such great importance both for Byzantium and the East and for western Europe . = The first account of the impression made on ...
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The Venetians , who had gone in throngs to the Empire , especially to Constanti- nople , grew rich and soon formed in the capital a Venetian colony so numerous and wealthy that it began to be of predominant importance .
The Venetians , who had gone in throngs to the Empire , especially to Constanti- nople , grew rich and soon formed in the capital a Venetian colony so numerous and wealthy that it began to be of predominant importance .
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At the very end of the thirteenth century their leader was Osman ( Othman ) , who began the dynasty of the Ottomans and gave his name to the Turks who were under his control ; from that time on they were called the Ottoman Turks .
At the very end of the thirteenth century their leader was Osman ( Othman ) , who began the dynasty of the Ottomans and gave his name to the Turks who were under his control ; from that time on they were called the Ottoman Turks .
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BYZANTIUM AND THE CRUSADES | 375 |
THE BYZANTINE EMPIRE 10251402 following page | 479 |
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