History of the Byzantine Empire, 324-1453, المجلد 2 |
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الصفحة 381
Besides , a real and immediate danger pressed upon Venice : Norman possession of the Ionian Islands , especially Corfù and Cephalonia ... After the capture of the island of Corfù , the Normans besieged Dyrra- chium by land and sea .
Besides , a real and immediate danger pressed upon Venice : Norman possession of the Ionian Islands , especially Corfù and Cephalonia ... After the capture of the island of Corfù , the Normans besieged Dyrra- chium by land and sea .
الصفحة 447
Isaac Angelus ' attempt to regain the island had ended in failure . ... Then Richard landed at Cyprus and , after Isaac Com- nenus ' defeat and deposition , handed over the island to Guy de Lusignan , ex - king of Jerusalem .
Isaac Angelus ' attempt to regain the island had ended in failure . ... Then Richard landed at Cyprus and , after Isaac Com- nenus ' defeat and deposition , handed over the island to Guy de Lusignan , ex - king of Jerusalem .
الصفحة 628
Venice was to evacuate the island of Tenedos , the fortifications of which were leveled to the ground ; the island itself was on a set date to pass into the hands of the Count of Savoy ( in mani- bus prefati domini Sabaudie comitis ) ...
Venice was to evacuate the island of Tenedos , the fortifications of which were leveled to the ground ; the island itself was on a set date to pass into the hands of the Count of Savoy ( in mani- bus prefati domini Sabaudie comitis ) ...
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BYZANTIUM AND THE CRUSADES | 375 |
THE BYZANTINE EMPIRE 10251402 following page | 479 |
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