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 1  6,2 |       marriage of the Byzantine princess, Theophano, to the heir
 2  6,4 |          when the Russian Grand Princess Olga (Elga) arrived at Constantinople
 3  6,4 |       and married the Byzantine princess, Anna. It is not known exactly
 4  6,6 |       Otto II, to the Byzantine Princess Theophano. Thus an alliance
 5  6,6 |       Saracens.~ The son of the Princess Theophano, Otto III (983-
 6  7,1 |          each time to a western princess. His first wife, Bertha
 7  7,1 | marriage of John to a Hungarian princess should improve relations. “
 8  7,1 |         independence. A Serbian princess was given in marriage to
 9  7,1 |   France, Louis VII. The little princess Agnes received in Byzantium
10  7,1 |      annals. Manuel sent to the princess of Polotzk, Euphrosinia,
11  7,2 |       the husband of the Norman princess Constance, the Kingdom of
12  7,4 |     rara avis. When therefore a princess arose in one of the most
13  7,4 |      Emperor Manuel, the German princess Bertha-Irene, who was called
14  9,2 |     Michael married an Armenian princess, Xenia-Maria.~ The son of
15  9,2 |      his second wife, a western princess, Anne of Savoy,[13] were
16  9,2 |        wife was a young Russian princess, Anna, daughter of the grand
17  9,2 |      third wife John found in a princess of Trebizond, Maria (Mary),
18  9,3 |        marriage with the Norman princess Constance, heiress to the
19  9,7 |    Jeremy be spoken unto thee: ‘Princess among the provinces, how
20  9,18|         the person of an Indian princess, seeks for her love, and