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 1  7,3 |         best known among them was Mistra, on the slopes of Mount
 2  7,3 |        Palaeologi had reconquered Mistra from the Franks. Even today
 3  7,3 |       from the Franks. Even today Mistra strikes scholars and tourists,
 4  7,3 |            J. Schmitt thinks that Mistra, which had been built precisely
 5  9,2 |    well-known fortified castle of Mistra; and Maina, another castle
 6  9,2 |         Chora), the Peloponnesian Mistra, and the churches of Athos
 7  9,2 |        residence of the Despot at Mistra, he sailed at once for Constantinople
 8  9,7 |            and the recently built Mistra. Since the Greek power in
 9  9,7 |           popular insurrection at Mistra, capital of the Despotat,
10  9,7 |         of the Despotat of Morea, Mistra, medieval Sparta, residence
11  9,7 |          Despot, in his castle of Mistra, was a cultural center which
12  9,7 |      justly compared the court of Mistra with some courts of Italian
13  9,8 |       Cyriacus of Ancona, visited Mistra, where he was graciously
14  9,8 |          During his first stay at Mistra, under the Despot Theodore
15  9,18|         and escaped for a time to Mistra, which the Turks had not
16  9,18|         almost a century long, at Mistra, the cultural center of
17  9,18| Ferrara-Florence. Plethon died at Mistra, probably in 1450. In 1465
18  9,18|          mosaics of Qahriye-jami, Mistra, Athos, and Serbia, was
19  9,18|        which appear in Serbia, at Mistra, or in Constantinople are
20  9,18| particular seven in Peloponnesian Mistra, several on Mount Athos,
21  9,18|          to, and many frescoes of Mistra, Macedonia, and Serbia.
22  9,18|           to the Peloponnesus, to Mistra, the center resembling some
23  9,19|           in the Peloponnesus, at Mistra, under the guidance of the