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 1  2,4 |         including the epoch of Charlemagne, western European legislation
 2  5,6 |    house, Charles the Great or Charlemagne. Alcuin, a scholar and teacher
 3  5,6 |        to the title yielded to Charlemagne, the title “Emperor of the
 4  6,8 |    West. The Western Empire of Charlemagne, or that of Otto of Germany,
 5  6,8 |       of Roland of the time of Charlemagne, or The Cid, both of which
 6  7,1 |       charity. In the epoch of Charlemagne, at the beginning of the
 7  7,1 |     built and for that purpose Charlemagne sent copious “alms” to Palestine.
 8  7,1 | between the Frankish empire of Charlemagne and Palestine, in connection
 9  7,1 | established in Palestine under Charlemagne as far as the Christian
10  7,1 |     analogous to the legend of Charlemagne’s crusade to the Holy Land.”
11  7,1 |      subject is “The Legend of Charlemagne’s Protectorate in the Holy
12  8,7 |       emperors, beginning with Charlemagne and Otto I, had been crowned.[
13  8,17|     emperors. The reception of Charlemagne in Rome in 774, for instance,
14  9,18|        legendary Pèlerinage de Charlemagne have recently been pointed