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 1  7,3|      the doge of Venice, Enrico Dandolo, a typical Venetian in mind
 2  7,3|         St. Mark were involved, Dandolo had no scruples regarding
 3  7,3|      about thirty years before, Dandolo, during his stay in Constantinople
 4  7,3|   circumstance was the cause of Dandolo’s deep hatred of Byzantium.
 5  7,3|    founded upon deeper reasons. Dandolo realized perfectly well
 6  7,3|       restored in full measure. Dandolo had chiefly in view the
 7  7,3|    keenly discerning and clever Dandolo, a plan was ripening to
 8  7,3|      Venice. Like Innocent III, Dandolo menaced Alexius III with
 9  7,3|      union; and the Doge Enrico Dandolo, as a representative of
10  7,3|   crusaders’ prestige, but gave Dandolo the right to celebrate his
11  7,3|   direction and character. Doge Dandolo immediately realized all
12  7,3|       May, 1203, the fleet with Dandolo, Boniface of Montferrat,
13  7,3|      the Fourth Crusade was not Dandolo, but the king of Germany,
14  7,3|      prevailed the firm will of Dandolo and his unyielding determination
15  7,3|     brilliant future. Moreover, Dandolo was greatly alarmed by the
16  7,3|     throne, the crusaders, with Dandolo at their head, demanded
17  7,3|      the Emperor; only the Doge Dandolo was to be exempted from
18  7,3| Hippodrome were carried away by Dandolo to Venice, where they ornament
19  7,3|     Boniface of Montferrat. But Dandolo seems to have opposed his
20  7,3|       Boniface was passed over. Dandolo himself as doge of the Republic
21  7,3|        without the influence of Dandolo, on Baldwin, count of Flanders,
22  7,3|     divided between Baldwin and Dandolo, so that the Emperor received
23  7,3|         the interior of Thrace. Dandolo assumed the Byzantine title
24  7,3|        patriotic policy of Doge Dandolo.~ The Latin Empire was founded
25  7,3|  imperial tide; and Baldwin and Dandolo had independently decided
26  8,2|    Goths.~ The old doge, Enrico Dandolo, who had also taken part