Chapter, Paragraph

 1  8,10| especially after his natural son, Manfred, had become king of Sicily,
 2  8,10|            relations changed, and Manfred came out as an enemy of
 3  8,13|      himself, the king of Sicily, Manfred, a relative of the despot
 4  9,3 |     Hohenstaufen, his natural son Manfred became king of Sicily. The
 5  9,3 |           time. Under the rule of Manfred, who took care not only
 6  9,3 |         With regard to Byzantium, Manfred adopted the policy of his
 7  9,3 |           his throne, appeared at Manfred’s court with definite plans
 8  9,3 |    entered into negotiations with Manfred. He proposed to him a plan
 9  9,3 |          against the Empire.~ But Manfred had no time to take actual
10  9,3 |       hated dynasty by destroying Manfred. Charles of Anjou, brother
11  9,3 |          an army, Charles crushed Manfred at Beneventum in 1266. With
12  9,3 |          Beneventum in 1266. With Manfred’s death, Sicily and Naples
13  9,3 |        established relations with Manfred of Sicily, planned to hand
14  9,3 |        the former king of Sicily, Manfred, the natural son of Frederick
15  9,3 |       island and was crowned with Manfred’s crown at Palermo. The
16  9,11|         act with the Hohenstaufen Manfred, whom they hated. Yet when
17  9,11|         whom they hated. Yet when Manfred’s power in southern Italy