Chapter, Paragraph

 1  6,2|   collisions with the German king, Otto the Great, in Italy. In
 2  6,2|         throne, the future Emperor Otto II. Only then was it possible
 3  6,2| intervention of the German Emperor Otto II (related to the Byzantine
 4  6,6|        person of the German ruler, Otto I, crowned with the imperial
 5  6,6|       assuming the imperial title, Otto strove to become master
 6  6,6|  Longobardia. Negotiations between Otto and the eastern Emperor,
 7  6,6|        progressed very slowly, and Otto suddenly made an unsuccessful
 8  6,6|      empires was accomplished, and Otto I invaded the province of
 9  6,6|          arranging the marriage of Otto’s son and heir, Otto II,
10  6,6|            of Otto’s son and heir, Otto II, to the Byzantine Princess
11  6,6|           forced the young Emperor Otto II (973-983) to organize
12  6,6|            the Princess Theophano, Otto III (983-1002), educated
13  6,6|          became Pope Sylvester II. Otto III made no secret of his
14  6,6|         Rome was extremely high in Otto’s imagination, still he
15  6,6|           the Byzantine rulers did Otto III hope to restore the
16  6,7|      coronation of the German King Otto I and the growth of Longobardian
17  6,7|          rulers, he transferred to Otto of Germany. It is also interesting
18  6,8|            Charlemagne, or that of Otto of Germany, represented
19  7,1|       contemporary with Frederick, Otto of Freising, wrote: “Although [
20  7,3|        began to support in Germany Otto of Brunswick, elected king
21  7,3|           throne burst out between Otto of Brunswick and Philip
22  7,3|      absorbed in his struggle with Otto of Brunswick, was unable
23  7,3|         with his rival in Germany, Otto of Brunswick. But a blow
24  8,7|     beginning with Charlemagne and Otto I, had been crowned.[49]