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 1  6,5 | especially by the Uzes and the Cumans, or Polovtzi. The Patzinaks,
 2  6,5 |   Patzinaks, the Uzes, and the Cumans were all tribes of Turkish
 3  6,5 |       that the language of the Cumans or the Polovtzi is so closely
 4  7,1 |   fight against Byzantium. The Cumans (Polovtzi) joined the Patzinaks.~
 5  7,1 |      between the Patzinaks and Cumans, prevented the former from
 6  7,1 |     the Khans (princes) of the Cumans (Polovtzi), those “allies
 7  7,1 |        Russians as well as the Cumans took part in it. The Patzinaks
 8  7,1 |      in favor of Byzantium the Cumans did an enormous service
 9  7,1 |        the interference of the Cumans and the violent death of
10  7,1 |        hordes of the Polovtzi (Cumans), who appeared in the southern
11  7,1 |        Alexius Comnenus by the Cumans (Polovtzi), thereafter did
12  7,1 |    were almost complete by the Cumans (Polovtzi), who crossed
13  7,2 |      and to some extent by the Cumans from beyond the Danube.
14  7,2 |    imperator of the Vlachs and Cumans,” or simply “Emperor of
15  7,2 |        of the new kingdom. The Cumans also shared in the movement.
16  7,2 |       to enlist the aid of the Cumans, who lived beyond the Danube.
17  8,13|       city of Castoria. Turks, Cumans, and Slavs, as well as Greeks,
18  9,3 |        of the Turkish tribe of Cumans (Polovtzi) from southern
19  9,3 |       a considerable number of Cumans (Polovtzi) were left. Besides,