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 1  7,1 |       successors, the imperial charter of Alexius (or chrysobull,
 2  7,1 |        or chrysobull, i.e. the charter confirmed with a gold imperial
 3  7,1 |       loaded and unloaded. The charter of Alexius gives an interesting
 4  7,1 |      Venetian merchants in the charter they were treated much more
 5  7,1 |   merchants themselves. By the charter of Alexius Comnenus a solid
 6  7,1 |      of Venice, and the famous charter of 1082 granted to Venice
 7  8,9 |   their existence.”[66] From a charter granted by Asen at the same
 8  8,17|    found the earliest imperial charter (chrysobull) granting an
 9  8,17|         which according to the charter was so far away from Roman
10  8,17|     supposed that the earliest charter (chrysobull) granting an
11  8,17|      the traits of exkuseia. A charter of Basil I (867-886) protects
12  8,17|   places of Mount Athos.” This charter was confirmed by Basil’s
13  8,17|   Another confirmation of this charter granted by the “earlier
14  8,17|      of the tenth century by a charter of Romanus I Lecapenus (
15  9,5 | monasteries there is a general charter granted to all the Athenian
16  9,5 |  Athenian monasteries; in this charter he said: “Our Majesty, having
17  9,12|        protos. In the imperial charter (chrysobull) granted on