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 1  8,2 |         came, the leader who in 1261 took possession of Constantinople
 2  8,2 |      his grandson John IV (1258-1261), who was a minor during
 3  8,7 |     fall of the Latin Empire in 1261, there were to be “titulary”
 4  8,12|        to John Vatatzes, and in 1261 Michael Palaeologus only
 5  8,13|      and John IV Lascaris (1258-1261). Theodore, thirty-three
 6  8,13|        with Michael.~ In March, 1261, at Nymphaeum, was signed
 7  8,13|        trade.”[111]~ On July 25,1261, without striking a blow,
 8  8,13|       the city by the Greeks in 1261.”[117] Professor Swift questioned
 9  8,15|        Venetian rivals when, in 1261, Michael Palaeologus signed
10  8,16|      the Byzantine Empire (1203-1261), which is very important
11  8,16|         Empire’s restoration in 1261.~ The Byzantine chronicle
12  9,2 |     after the First Crusade. In 1261 the Empire comprised the
13  9,2 |   hundred and ninety-two years (1261-1453), the longest dynasty
14  9,2 |   Eastern Empire, Michael VIII (1261-82), cunning, cruel, but
15  9,4 |     fall of the Latin Empire in 1261 circumstances changed; the
16  9,4 |      its former strength. After 1261 Serbia became the most important
17  9,11| Constantinople by the Greeks in 1261 was a heavy blow to the
18  9,17|    landowners in Thessaly after 1261. In the western part of
19  9,18|        embraces the period from 1261 to the beginning of the
20  9,18|       by Michael Palaeologus in 1261. It is quite useless from
21 App  |       1258. ~~~~~~John IV, 1258-1261.~~~~~~Michael VIII Palaeologus,
22 App  |       Michael VIII Palaeologus, 1261-1282. ~~~~~~Andronicus II,