History of the Byzantine Empire, 324-1453, المجلد 2 |
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In the capital itself the Venetians received a large quarter with many shops and stores as well as three landing places , which were called in the East scales ( maritimas tres scalas ) , where the Venetian vessels could be freely loaded ...
In the capital itself the Venetians received a large quarter with many shops and stores as well as three landing places , which were called in the East scales ( maritimas tres scalas ) , where the Venetian vessels could be freely loaded ...
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The First Crusade , which had ended in the formation of the Kingdom of Jerusalem and of several independent Latin possessions in the east , created a complicated political situation . Byzantium , satisfied with the weakening of the ...
The First Crusade , which had ended in the formation of the Kingdom of Jerusalem and of several independent Latin possessions in the east , created a complicated political situation . Byzantium , satisfied with the weakening of the ...
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... like Henry VI , claimed the Eastern Empire ; but the sources do not justify affirming the existence of a leading and ... and religious relations between the West and East , and tried to elucidate the inner connection between the ...
... like Henry VI , claimed the Eastern Empire ; but the sources do not justify affirming the existence of a leading and ... and religious relations between the West and East , and tried to elucidate the inner connection between the ...
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BYZANTIUM AND THE CRUSADES | 375 |
THE EMPIRE OF NICAEA 120461 | 506 |
Empire514 | 514 |
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