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 1  7,3 |         and taken the suburb of Galata, on the left bank of the
 2  9,2 |      the help of the Genoese of Galata and to the satisfaction
 3  9,3 |    itself, but in its suburb of Galata, across the Golden Horn.
 4  9,4 |     Bosphorus and the suburb of Galata, where the Genoese dwelt.
 5  9,4 |       authorization to surround Galata with a wall and moat. Soon
 6  9,4 |     ascension of Andronicus III Galata became a sort of state within
 7  9,4 |      the west. Finally, Genoese Galata, economically strong and
 8  9,6 |      III, the Genoese colony of Galata had obtained a powerful
 9  9,6 |    income from custom duties of Galata amounted annually to 200,
10  9,6 |        danger to Byzantium from Galata, Cantacuzene, notwithstanding
11  9,6 |       The alarmed population of Galata determined to resist Cantacuzene’
12  9,6 | occupied the heights commanding Galata and there erected walls,
13  9,6 |     Greek fleet. The Genoese at Galata decorated their vessels
14  9,6 |      the debatable heights over Galata remained in the hands of
15  9,6 |       hands of the Genoese, and Galata became increasingly dangerous
16  9,6 |   Genoese, who, also possessing Galata, had organized on the shore
17  9,6 |        to the Genoese colony of Galata. But after some clashes
18  9,17|    Constantinople itself and at Galata or Pera, and about western
19  9,17|         to build up and fortify Galata, and organized their factories