Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,5 |        was the abolition of the hated chrysargyron, a tax paid
 2  3,8 |        common cause against the hated government. The Emperor
 3  6,7 |   landed nobility, repealed the hated allelengyon.~ On the whole,
 4  7,1 |         upon the support of the hated Latin element. Popular exasperation,
 5  7,1 |    wrote: “Although [Frederick] hated William, he did not, however,
 6  7,1 | opportunity to get rid of their hated ruler and replace him by
 7  7,4 |   sought for the support of the hated Latin elements, but after
 8  9,3 |        deal a death blow to the hated dynasty by destroying Manfred.
 9  9,6 |       remarked that Cantacuzene hated the Romans as he loved the
10  9,11| Hohenstaufen Manfred, whom they hated. Yet when Manfred’s power
11  9,19|    which he exalts to the skies hated Italy and vilifies and blames