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| Alphabetical [« »] republic 34 republican 4 republican-minded 1 republics 15 republish 1 repudiated 3 repugnant 1 | Frequency [« »] 15 recognition 15 regent 15 relation 15 republics 15 revival 15 ruined 15 sack | A.A. Vasiliev History of the Byzantine empire IntraText - Concordances republics |
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1 7,1 | them. The Italian trade republics, which had suffered great 2 7,4 | initiative of the Italian republics, Venice, Genoa, and Pisa. 3 7,4 | of the Italian commercial republics with Byzantium, and the 4 9,2 | enterprising commercial Italian republics, Genoa and Venice, especially 5 9,3 | relations with the Italian republics, Genoa and Venice, as well 6 9,4 | the two western commercial republics, Venice and Genoa. In connection 7 9,4 | antagonism between the two republics. Andronicus II continued 8 9,4 | most powerful commercial republics there was considerable trade 9 9,6 | East. The interests of both republics clashed acutely in the Black 10 9,6 | immediate clash between the two republics was temporarily averted 11 9,6 | broken out between the two republics exhausted both of them and 12 9,6 | steer a way between the two republics, whose commercial interests 13 9,17| of the Italian commercial republics were masters there.~ The 14 9,17| between the two powerful republics, Genoa and Venice, sometimes 15 9,17| wealthy and striving western republics and cities was complete.