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 1  2,2| addressed to them his farewell message. This speech is preserved
 2  4,1|       victorious Amr sent this message to Omar in Medina: “I have
 3  4,3|       declared that the pope’s message to the Emperor expounded
 4  4,4|        especially of the Latin message of Justinian II to the pope,
 5  6,8|       western aid by sending a message to Pope Gregory VII, promising
 6  7,1|       discuss the problem of a message of Alexius Comnenus to his
 7  7,1|       ardor of the Latins, the message gives a long list of relics
 8  7,1| Vasilievsky, who referred this message to the year 1091, wrote: “
 9  7,1|        the authenticity of the message, i.e. they acknowledge the
10  7,1|      not been preserved of the message which was addressed by Alexius
11  7,1|    that the middle part of the message was composed on the basis
12  7,1| original letter; but the Latin message was drawn up by somebody
13  7,1|       authenticity of Alexius’ message. In 1924 B. Leib wrote that
14  7,1|      inspired by the authentic message that the Emperor had sent
15  7,1| devoted to the question of the message of Alexius Comnenus to Robert
16  7,1|       that he must have sent a message to Robert of Flanders, and
17  7,1|      the probability that this message is the basis of the embellished
18  7,1|     probable that the original message was sent by Alexius in the
19  7,1|    that in 1188‑89 an imperial message was sent to the Croatian
20  7,1|  assistance. Sometimes, as the message of Alexius Comnenus to Robert
21  7,1|    crusade, merely an ordinary message to the faithful asking them
22  7,1|   Michael VII Ducas had sent a message to Pope Gregory VII begging
23  7,2| occupied Philippopolis. In his message to the western Emperor,
24  7,2|       Henry sent a threatening message to Alexius III, similar
25  7,4|       recently crowned. In his message to the archbishop of Thessalonica,