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  1  7,1 |          head of that party stood Andronicus Comnenus, one of the most
  2  7,1 |           historian and novelist. Andronicus, a nephew of John II and
  3  7,1 |         Middle‑Byzantine Empire,” Andronicus represented “a perfect type
  4  7,1 |      later days for his ferocity, Andronicus, as Diehl said, being a
  5  7,1 |       historian contemporary with Andronicus, Nicetas Choniates, wrote
  6  7,1 |        softened by the streams of Andronicus’ tears nor to be charmed
  7  7,1 |           same historian compared Andronicus to the “multiform Proteus.”~
  8  7,1 |           friendship with Manuel, Andronicus was suspected by the latter
  9  7,1 |           the borders of Hungary, Andronicus was accused of political
 10  7,1 |        Emperor’s cousin Kyr (Sir) Andronicus took refuge from Tsargrad
 11  7,1 |         Byzantine sources report, Andronicus was kindly received by Yaroslav,
 12  7,1 |        nobility). But the stay of Andronicus at the court of the Prince
 13  7,1 |  accordingly determined to pardon Andronicus, who was dismissed by Yaroslav
 14  7,1 |      infuriated Emperor commanded Andronicus to be blinded, but warned
 15  7,1 |         children she had borne to Andronicus; incapable of enduring that
 16  7,1 |           Pardon was granted, and Andronicus apparently repented the
 17  7,1 |           twelve, became Emperor. Andronicus was then sixty years old.~
 18  7,1 |        the Romans” (φιλορωμαιος), Andronicus succeeded in winning the
 19  7,1 |  Eustathius of Thessalonica, said Andronicus “to the majority of people,
 20  7,1 |           feeling in the capital, Andronicus set out for Constantinople.
 21  7,1 |      imprisoned and blinded. Then Andronicus entered the capital in triumph.
 22  7,1 |    Antioch, to be strangled. Then Andronicus became joint emperor with
 23  7,1 |       secret. Thereupon, in 1183, Andronicus, at sixty‑three years of
 24  7,1 |       which became evident later, Andronicus could maintain his power
 25  7,1 |         the throne Isaac Angelus. Andronicus’ attempt to escape met with
 26  7,1 |          the lacerated remains of Andronicus to be buried; and with this
 27  7,1 |           Comneni, Alexius II and Andronicus I.~ “The five‑year period
 28  7,1 |         last Comneni, Alexius and Andronicus,” wrote the Russian historian,
 29  7,1 |           summoning of the famous Andronicus into the capital. He had
 30  7,1 |           In the same year, 1182, Andronicus entered Constantinople and,
 31  7,1 |          were strangled. In 1183, Andronicus, then sixty‑three years
 32  7,1 |       which the populace received Andronicus is explained by their expectations
 33  7,1 |          of the Empire confronted Andronicus: first, to establish a national
 34  7,1 |         former darling, the great Andronicus, to overthrow the oppressive
 35  7,1 |      barbarian admixture.”~ “With Andronicus, a new party came to power.” “
 36  7,1 |        things, Nicetas wrote that Andronicus commanded his statue to
 37  7,1 |         dress, holding a scythe.~ Andronicus set strenuously to work
 38  7,1 |         bribes.”~ The struggle of Andronicus with the Byzantine aristocracy,
 39  7,1 |          nobility. He wrote:~ ~As Andronicus had intended to destroy
 40  7,1 |        Poles of Stephen Batory as Andronicus before the Normans of William
 41  7,1 |        measures in saving Russia; Andronicus had fallen before the Empire
 42  7,1 |        new organic body, of which Andronicus was dreaming, was too soon
 43  7,1 | inexperienced hands.~ ~Of course, Andronicus was incapable of carrying
 44  7,1 |     everywhere treason and plots, Andronicus adopted a system of terrorism
 45  7,1 |           of the external policy. Andronicus came to the conclusion that
 46  7,1 |  Byzantine families persecuted by Andronicus also fled to Italy, and
 47  7,1 |    Germany in 1184, a year before Andronicus’ death. It was a very important
 48  7,1 |     William II, a contemporary of Andronicus, taking advantage of the
 49  7,1 |     Byzantine throne for himself. Andronicus decided to enter into negotiations
 50  7,1 |           pro firmatione Imperii) Andronicus is said to have released
 51  7,1 | interesting evidence that in 1185 Andronicus, against the will of the
 52  7,1 |        short time before he died, Andronicus made a formal alliance with
 53  7,1 |      urged by grief and distress (Andronicus) has recourse to the advice
 54  7,1 |           under the suzerainty of Andronicus; the Emperor should take
 55  7,1 |          But “prevented by death, Andronicus could not carry that plan
 56  7,1 |          according to that treaty Andronicus was ready to cede Palestine
 57  7,1 |         the power in the hands of Andronicus.~ In the eastern portion
 58  7,1 |       rule. Having no good fleet, Andronicus failed to put down the revolt.
 59  7,1 |           out in revolt, accusing Andronicus of making no preparations
 60  7,1 |           was proclaimed emperor. Andronicus was dethroned and died after
 61  7,1 |        ended.~ The short reign of Andronicus I, who on his accession
 62  7,1 |         reason alone the reign of Andronicus deserves intense and strictly
 63  7,1 |        and interests, the time of Andronicus, which has not yet been
 64  7,2 |           of the aims of the late Andronicus had been to establish a
 65  7,2 |          evils well recognized by Andronicus: the insatiability of the
 66  7,2 |          of 1185, which dethroned Andronicus I and elevated Isaac Angelus
 67  7,2 |   consequences of the troubles of Andronicus’ time and the revolution
 68  7,2 |             During the tyranny of Andronicus I, Isaac Comnenus had seceded
 69  7,4 |        1180-85), especially under Andronicus I, the ecclesiastical causes
 70  7,4 |          and internal conditions. Andronicus, an enemy of the Latin sympathies
 71  7,4 |       reign of the last Comnenus, Andronicus I, whose short rule was
 72  7,4 |          taxable classes improve. Andronicus is known to have come out
 73  7,4 |       historian contemporary with Andronicus, Nicetas Choniates painted
 74  7,4 |         short and stormy reign of Andronicus. But the Jewish traveler,
 75  7,4 |          the all-powerful regent, Andronicus. From 1182 on the imperial
 76  7,4 | connection with the new policy of Andronicus towards the Byzantine aristocracy
 77  7,4 |        was the mere mouthpiece of Andronicus’ will. Therefore doubt is
 78  7,4 |         Latin elements, but after Andronicus had entered Constantinople
 79  7,4 |         ascribed to the period of Andronicus I, belongs to a later time.~
 80  7,4 |           the interesting rule of Andronicus, the epoch of the Angeli,
 81  7,4 |            almost half deals with Andronicus I. Manasses also wrote an
 82  8,17|         of the Comnenian dynasty, Andronicus I (1182-1185). But the former
 83  9,2 |  Palaeologi, Michael VIII always, Andronicus II for the most part, as
 84  9,2 |           and sometimes, perhaps, Andronicus III, signed four family
 85  9,2 |  bequeathed the throne to his son Andronicus II the Elder (1282-1328),
 86  9,2 |           Byzantine emperor.”[10] Andronicus married twice. His first
 87  9,2 |           sixteenth century.[11]~ Andronicus in 1295 crowned with the
 88  9,2 |        Michael IX and grandson of Andronicus II, young Andronicus, was
 89  9,2 |           of Andronicus II, young Andronicus, was for many years during
 90  9,2 |       grandfather’s favorite. But Andronicus was frivolous and given
 91  9,2 | grandfather and grandson. Against Andronicus the Elder formed a strong
 92  9,2 |       civil war ended in favor of Andronicus the Younger who, in 1328,
 93  9,2 |        Constantinople and induced Andronicus the Elder to abdicate. The
 94  9,2 |         head of the government of Andronicus the Younger (1328-1341)
 95  9,2 |      during the thirteen years of Andronicus’ government and was the
 96  9,2 |        force of all his activity. Andronicus’ mother, the widow Xenia-Maria,
 97  9,2 |           until the very death of Andronicus.~ At the death of Andronicus
 98  9,2 |      Andronicus.~ At the death of Andronicus III in 1341, the new Emperor,
 99  9,2 |         months after the death of Andronicus III, Cantacuzene, in one
100  9,2 |      intimate with his eldest son Andronicus, who in 1376, with the help
101  9,2 |        his father, was crowned as Andronicus IV (1376-79), and made his
102  9,2 |   regained his throne. John V and Andronicus came to an agreement which
103  9,2 |           the eldest son of John, Andronicus, who ruled the Empire in
104  9,3 |         with Michael’s successor, Andronicus the Elder. Moreover, Venice
105  9,4 |            The external policy of Andronicus II and Andronicus III, grandfather
106  9,4 |       policy of Andronicus II and Andronicus III, grandfather and grandson,
107  9,4 |    eastern border of the Empire.~ Andronicus II and Andronicus III had
108  9,4 |        Empire.~ Andronicus II and Andronicus III had to face two new
109  9,4 |          companies in the East. — Andronicus could not master the situation
110  9,4 |           offered his services to Andronicus II for his struggle with
111  9,4 |           demanded the consent of Andronicus to his marriage with the
112  9,4 |         of money for his company. Andronicus was compelled to yield,
113  9,4 |           where the eldest son of Andronicus, the co-emperor Michael
114  9,4 |          the Catalan devastations Andronicus commanded the merchandise
115  9,4 |          and in the last years of Andronicus the Elder and in the reign
116  9,4 |         Elder and in the reign of Andronicus the Younger won some important
117  9,4 |          the Turks. In 1341, when Andronicus III died, the Ottoman Turks
118  9,4 |       Bulgars, who were allies of Andronicus III, near Velbužd (now Köstendil),
119  9,4 |          years of his rule, while Andronicus III reigned in Byzantium,
120  9,4 |      major part of Albania, where Andronicus’ troops had recently fought
121  9,4 |        the Balkan peninsula. Both Andronicus III and Stephen Dushan fought
122  9,4 |          century, not long before Andronicus’ death, the Serbian king
123  9,4 |           102]~ Thus, the time of Andronicus III was marked by the beginning
124  9,4 |        between the two republics. Andronicus II continued his father’
125  9,4 |         The Genoese obtained from Andronicus II an authorization to surround
126  9,4 |          time of the ascension of Andronicus III Galata became a sort
127  9,5 |          of Serbian power.~ Under Andronicus III, John V’s predecessor,
128  9,6 |           the end of the reign of Andronicus the Younger the Turks were
129  9,6 |           the end of the reign of Andronicus III, the Genoese colony
130  9,6 |           and set his eldest son, Andronicus, upon the throne for three
131  9,6 |         of Anne of Savoy, wife of Andronicus III). Thus neither Venice
132  9,12|             His successor and son Andronicus II inherited from his father
133  9,12|   disappeared and did not survive Andronicus the Elder, who, in spite
134  9,12|           Mt. Athos.”[264]~ Under Andronicus II the Elder an important
135  9,12|        monasteries was entrusted. Andronicus the Elder renounced direct
136  9,12|            265]~ With the name of Andronicus the Elder is connected the
137  9,12|          which was drawn up under Andronicus the Elder, entirely disregards
138  9,12|           of the metropoles under Andronicus the Elder is also important,
139  9,13|           Under the protection of Andronicus II, he had received a broad
140  9,17|        after meeting the Emperor, Andronicus II, and with his special
141  9,17|     something. But his successor, Andronicus II, neglected the fleet
142  9,17|         fourteenth century, under Andronicus II, Andronicus III, and
143  9,17|     century, under Andronicus II, Andronicus III, and John V, there was
144  9,18|         school at Constantinople. Andronicus the Elder admired letters
145  9,18|         for a part of the rule of Andronicus the Elder. Pachymeres was
146  9,18|         beginning of the reign of Andronicus II. The latter broke the
147  9,18|           Athanasius I, who under Andronicus II Palaeologus twice occupied
148  9,18|          George), patriarch under Andronicus II, the chief although not
149  9,18|         Cyprus, a patriarch under Andronicus the Elder, composed an interesting
150  9,18|   Moschopulos), a contemporary of Andronicus II, is, like his teacher,
151  9,18|     estimated.~ A contemporary of Andronicus II, Theodore Metochites,
152  9,18|          and first minister under Andronicus II, Theodore Metochites
153  9,18|        revolution which dethroned Andronicus II, Theodore lost position,
154  9,18|           one of the daughters of Andronicus II.[401]~ Metochites wrote
155  9,18|      Among the philologists under Andronicus II may be mentioned Thomas
156  9,19|      Constantinople. The Emperor, Andronicus the Younger, sent him on
157 App  |       Alexius II, 1180-1183.~~~~~~Andronicus I, 1182-1185.~~~~~~Isaac
158 App  |     Palaeologus, 1261-1282. ~~~~~~Andronicus II, 1282-1328. ~~~~~~Michael (
159 App  |    Michael (IX), 1295-1320. ~~~~~~Andronicus III, 1328-1341.~~~~~~John
160 App  |      Cantacuzene, 1341-1354.~~~~~~Andronicus (IV), 1376-1379.~~~~~~John (