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 1  2,5 |   Italy more secure, he sent ambassadors to Zeno from the Roman Senate
 2  3,11|    their main enemy. Turkish ambassadors crossed the Caucasian Mountains,
 3  4,1 |       Dagobert, sent special ambassadors to make a perpetual peace
 4  4,1 |   western rulers, “they sent ambassadors with gifts to the Emperor
 5  5,8 | western states for help. His ambassadors appeared in Venice; in Ingelheim
 6  5,8 |      rulers all received the ambassadors in a friendly manner, yet
 7  6,8 |     the reception of foreign ambassadors, on the equipment of military
 8  7,1 |    and blamed him for that.” Ambassadors from most of the Oriental
 9  7,1 |   entertainment of the Greek ambassadors; the same Geoffrey de Haie
10  7,2 |  Germans in Asia. The German ambassadors who were in Constantinople
11  8,13|     The Emperor received the ambassadors, seated on a lofty throne,
12  9,3 |       therefore the Egyptian ambassadors were from time to time retained