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 1  4,1 |      condition of a dependent vassal and there was no longer
 2  4,1 |     Euphrates. Because of its vassal relations with the Persian
 3  4,1 |      Persian. Apparently both vassal states disappeared at the
 4  5,3 | central power often resembles vassal relations, made it imperative
 5  6   | Empire and in part reduced to vassal dependence; Bulgaria was
 6  6,2 |    Haleb, in Arabic) became a vassal state of the Empire. The
 7  6,2 |   while the Christians of the vassal districts were freed from
 8  6,2 |      caliph of Egypt, and the vassal city of Aleppo was occupied
 9  6,2 |    Aleppo freed itself of its vassal dependence on the Byzantine
10  6,2 |      the other part placed in vassal dependence. This new expansion
11  7,1 |   Aleppo and Antioch in Syria vassal states of the Empire, and
12  7,1 |    did the crusaders take the vassal oath to Alexius Comnenus.
13  7,1 |      East, which had taken no vassal oath to him; nevertheless
14  7,1 |       to consider himself the vassal of Alexius and his son,
15  7,1 |      acknowledged himself the vassal of the Empire, so that later
16  7,2 |       and a certain number of vassal states in various regions
17  7,2 |      be “forever a man (i.e., vassal) of the Roman Empire” (homo
18  7,3 |    which he held as Baldwin’s vassal.~ Venice secured the lion’
19  7,3 |  knights were obliged to take vassal oath to the Latin Emperor
20  7,3 |    Augustus,” as well as “the vassal of the Pope” (miles suus)
21  8,10| pledged himself to become the vassal of the western Emperor and
22  8,11|      tribute, became a Mongol vassal. Fortunately for the Seljuqs
23  8,12|    dominions, both direct and vassal, extended from the Black
24  8,17|     Latin word ligius, i.e. a vassal or holder of a fief. It