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 1  7,1 |       to the capital of foreign sovereigns such as the kings of Germany
 2  7,1 |          this line provided the sovereigns of the Empire of Trebizond
 3  7,1 |    under the direction of their sovereigns and the most eminent military
 4  7,1 |        one of the west European sovereigns took part in the Crusade.
 5  7,1 |        one of the most powerful sovereigns of Europe. It was a tremendous
 6  7,1 |        the Byzantine and German sovereigns, he did not venture to begin
 7  7,1 |         of the German army. The sovereigns met and marched on together.
 8  7,1 |     relations between those two sovereigns became very friendly, and
 9  7,2 |      succeeded in rousing three sovereigns: Philip II Augustus, king
10  7,2 |         two other west European sovereigns, Philip II Augustus and
11  7,2 |    obtained any result both the sovereigns returned to Europe. Jerusalem
12  7,3 |        the policy of the German sovereigns, and to putting himself
13  7,3 |       sent to all the Christian sovereigns; the papal legates were
14  7,3 | expressed his anger against the sovereigns and princes of his epoch
15  7,3 |         principal west European sovereigns answered the call of Innocent
16  7,3 |        the country. Alone among sovereigns the king of Hungary took
17  7,3 |     called upon all clergy, all sovereigns, and all peoples to support
18  9,9 |    repair the situation. Popes, sovereigns, bishops, princes, and knights
19  9,9 |      different ideas; but these sovereigns who live in the far West
20  9,9 |        the appeals of popes and sovereigns, nor the lofty impulse of
21  9,10|        and the western European sovereigns. The readiness of the pope
22  9,11|      the East were sent to many sovereigns. But the papal attitude