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 1  6,6 |    sent to Constantinople his legate, Liudprand, the bishop of
 2  6,7 |      angered, the pope sent a legate to Constantinople to insist
 3  6,7 | disagreeable to the pope. The legate was also to obtain certain
 4  6,7 |       so far as to arrest the legate. It was formerly believed
 5  7,1 |      were murdered; the papal legate was insulted and beheaded;
 6  7,1 |    Pope Lucius III had sent a legate to Constantinople. Furthermore,
 7  7,2 |       royal crown through his legate. The Bulgarians recognized
 8  8,9 |     asking the pope to send a legate for negotiations. Thus the
 9  8,14|      union.~ In 1204, a papal legate made the first attempt to
10  8,14|       negotiations and send a legate to Nicaea. Alexander was
11  8,14|   much as possible. The papal legate, Constantine, bishop of
12  8,14|      secret instructions. The legate was given some special powers,
13  8,14|       in Macedonia, the papal legate was ordered to leave the
14  9,4 |    crowned in 1217 by a papal legate. After the coronation he