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  1  2,2 |             of a new capital on the European shore of the Bosphorus,
  2  2,2 |         established a colony on the European shore of the south end of
  3  2,3 |            inadequate, some western European scholars are dubious as
  4  2,4 |             of Charlemagne, western European legislation was influenced
  5  2,4 |        indicate its significance in European life during the ninth century.
  6  2,5 |          interesting phenomenon: in European Greece, with its old population,
  7  2,5 |               and asserted that the European group of Byzantine provinces
  8  2,5 |             several works.~ Western European literature of this period,
  9  3,15|           created, with the help of European powers, an independent Greek
 10  3,15|          kingdom, when enthusiastic European society viewed these heroes
 11  5,2 |            and upon crossing to the European shore, soon found themselves
 12  5,2 |             but also all of western European civilization. The English
 13  5,3 |       Anatolics and named after the European garrisons from Thrace stationed
 14  5,3 |         under the year 803).[59] On European territory there were apparently
 15  5,4 |     controlled by papal and western European interests. Southern Italy
 16  5,5 |         Constantine’s accession the European provinces were still devoted
 17  5,8 |            mass migrations from the European continent, the army of Thomas
 18  5,8 |              When he arrived at the European shores the Slavs of Thrace
 19  5,8 |            by Byzantine and western European schools. They are usually
 20  6,2 |       Franks [i.e., for the western European nations].”[18]~ During the
 21  6,3 |          international relations of European states, or, as C. Grot put
 22  6,3 |             Magyars on the arena of European wars as an ally of one of
 23  6,7 |             wide circles of western European clergy, developed under
 24  6,7 |          themes: five Asiatic, four European, and one maritime. On the
 25  6,7 |         four sea themes, and twelve European, including the Sicilian
 26  6,7 |           Sicily proper. The twelve European themes included also the
 27  6,8 |          this period to all western European nationalities) — lacked
 28  6,8 |           compared with the western European markgraves (meaning rulers
 29  6,8 |          closely well-known western European epic legends, such as the
 30  7,1 |        Crusades on the State of the European Peoples. Though both these
 31  7,1 |            Rhodes. The condition of European pilgrims in Jerusalem and
 32  7,1 |       spiritual head of the western European world could, through his
 33  7,1 |       influence, induce the western European peoples to furnish Byzantium
 34  7,1 |             movement of the western European peoples, sometimes under
 35  7,1 |         expansion from some western European countries, especially France.
 36  7,1 |            not without its place in European history at large; for while
 37  7,1 | participated in the general western European crusading movement; defending
 38  7,1 |             in connection with west European complications and projected
 39  7,1 |       assembled. No one of the west European sovereigns took part in
 40  7,1 |             losses sustained in his European possessions. His two brothers
 41  7,1 |             the important problems, European as well as Asiatic, in which
 42  7,1 |           he clearly understood the European situation, John was little
 43  7,1 |            was little interested in European affairs. He had from time
 44  7,1 |          the Kingdom of Sicily, did European affairs become very important
 45  7,1 |        increasing number of western European states with which Byzantium
 46  7,1 |          your campaigns against the European peoples! He [John] defeated
 47  7,1 |         between the Palestinian and European Christians did not add to
 48  7,1 |            would divert Manuel from European affairs.~ Meanwhile the
 49  7,1 |         where assembled a brilliant European society headed by the western
 50  7,1 |            the basis of the western European policy, came to an end;
 51  7,2 |    expedition of the two other west European sovereigns, Philip II Augustus
 52  7,3 |          None of the principal west European sovereigns answered the
 53  7,3 |             Byzantium which no west European source mentions, namely
 54  7,3 |        latter, having landed on the European shore and taken the suburb
 55  7,3 | Constantinople; most of the western European churches received something
 56  7,3 |            and received the western European feudal organization. After
 57  7,3 |       towers and walls, on the west European model; the best known among
 58  7,3 |           place to a number of west European feudal states and never
 59  7,4 |           which appeared in western European philosophy in the lifetime
 60  7,4 |             to say that the western European scholasticism depended on
 61  7,4 |        circle of ideas in which the European mind was working from the
 62  7,4 |          Stilbes, preserved in many European libraries, and his personality
 63  7,4 |            part of the general west European renaissance of the twelfth
 64  8,1 |             former received western European feudal organization. The
 65  8,2 |          attention and hopes of the European Greeks. In the treaty concluded
 66  8,5 |             it the attention of the European Greeks. He had laid the
 67  8,7 |       Thessalonica, several western European princes related to the family
 68  8,9 |             shown that the whole of European Turkey except Constantinople,
 69  8,9 |      Emperor of Nicaea, between the European and Asiatic Greeks, and
 70  8,11|             rushed into present-day European Russia and in their destructive
 71  8,11|          kind of thirteenth century European gossip, has any real historical
 72  8,11|           in the opinion of western European writers, in the negotiations
 73  8,12|        crossed with his army to the European coast and in a few months
 74  8,13|        feared that all the latter’s European conquests might again become
 75  8,13|               a creation of western European crusading knights, of the
 76  8,15|            and resemble the western European beneficium or Byzantine
 77  8,16|          the development of western European thought. There is also a
 78  8,16|        inclined to refer to western European sources all that is found
 79  8,16|           in the history of general European culture of the thirteenth
 80  8,17|            the other specific. West European feudalism in the Middle
 81  8,17|          from the limits of western European medieval history into world
 82  8,17|    concerning the origin of western European feudalism. Some scholars
 83  8,17|     distinctive features of western European feudalism are explained
 84  8,17|         service. Later when western European feudalism took definite
 85  8,17|          the penetration of western European influence into Byzantium,
 86  8,17|          1143-1180), actual western European feudal terms, though in
 87  8,17|        Fourth Crusade, i.e. western European landlords, began to establish
 88  8,17|         patrocinium) or the western European commondatio-mundium was
 89  8,17|      distinctive trait of a western European feudal state is first of
 90  8,17|            be drawn between western European feudal lords, dukes (duces)
 91  8,17|           compared with the western European margraves (meaning rulers
 92  8,17|             history both of western European feudalism and of the Latin
 93  9,2 |            be one of the centers of European policy. “After the restoration
 94  9,3 |           to be an event of western European history, has its part also
 95  9,3 |        Mamluks were drawn from “the European Scythians dwelling near
 96  9,4 |   transferring hostilities into the European territory of the Empire
 97  9,6 |           pope to rouse the western European states to take arms against
 98  9,6 |            themselves firmly on the European coast; and this was facilitated
 99  9,7 |             forces, appealed to the European rulers for help. France
100  9,7 |        there and induce the western European rulers to take more decisive
101  9,9 |           north of the city, on the European shore of the Bosphorus,
102  9,9 |     measures, because, opposite the European stronghold, there towered
103  9,10|            the pope and the western European sovereigns. The readiness
104  9,11|             resistance from western European rulers. In his turn, on
105  9,18|            civilization and even of European civilization.”[350] In any
106  9,18|            ideas was, as in western European mysticism, the works of
107  9,18|            movement and the western European mystic movements, deserves
108  9,18|        generally speaking, southern European Renaissance. Later, in the
109  9,19|        centuries the destiny of the European peoples. Small causes, great