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 1  5,3 |           and eighth centuries. The Italians, who later monopolized the
 2  6,8 |        Dalmatians, Franks, southern Italians, Venetians, and some other
 3  7,1 |          the papal exhortations the Italians and the other Europeans (
 4  7,4 |         that time Greeks and Slavs, Italians, Spaniards (Iberians) and
 5  8,13|             Alamans, Sicilians, and Italians who came from Apulia, the
 6  9,3 |          wars in Europe against the Italians, the Roman Empire has been
 7  9,7 | Lacedaemonians and Peloponnesians), Italians (i.e. the remains of the
 8  9,9 |           some Latins, particularly Italians.~ One of the most important
 9  9,9 | indescribable joy of the Greeks and Italians. For a moment Constantinople
10  9,9 |       treaty with the Turks. If the Italians do not take part, we cannot
11  9,19|       remarks against Italy and the Italians, on his journey sent him
12  9,19|           not Byzantines, but south Italians (Calabrians), is reduced
13  9,19|           go there.”[465] Thus, the Italians of the fourteenth century
14  9,19|         books. For this purpose the Italians hoped to use the Byzantine
15  9,19|            Byzantine libraries. The Italians who had gone to Byzantium