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1 7,1 | s death, with Conrad III Hohenstaufen; somewhat later this developed 2 7,1 | Manuel, because Conrad III Hohenstaufen had not been crowned by 3 7,1 | belief of the authoritative Hohenstaufen that the Byzantine emperor 4 7,2 | latter, filled with the Hohenstaufen idea of unrestricted power 5 7,3 | of Germany against Philip Hohenstaufen of Swabia, brother of the 6 8,10| Vatatzes and Frederick II Hohenstaufen.~ With the name of John 7 8,10| western Emperor, Frederick II Hohenstaufen.~ Frederick II, the most 8 8,10| 75] married Constance of Hohenstaufen, the daughter of Frederick 9 8,14| alliance with Frederick II Hohenstaufen strained still farther the 10 8,16| the time of Frederick II Hohenstaufen, this “prologue of the Renaissance,” 11 9,3 | king of Germany, Henry VI Hohenstaufen, Frederick Barbarossa’s 12 9,3 | the death of Frederick II Hohenstaufen, his natural son Manfred 13 9,3 | natural son of Frederick II Hohenstaufen, could not become reconciled 14 9,11| not wish to act with the Hohenstaufen Manfred, whom they hated. 15 9,11| position of the papacy than the Hohenstaufen sway in Byzantium. It is