Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,4 |       some part in the history of Bulgaria. At least it is the opinion
 2  2,4 |           the year 866 to send to Bulgaria “the mundane laws” (leges
 3  4,1 |          of Aboba in northeastern Bulgaria, somewhat northeast of the
 4  4,1 |      palace of the early Khans of Bulgaria and part of its walls with
 5  5,2 | constructed against them.~ Within Bulgaria dynastic troubles ceased
 6  5,2 |          gradual formation of the Bulgaria of the ninth century, Slavonized
 7  5,8 |           in the early history of Bulgaria,”[152] in the time of Leo
 8  5,8 |      faith had found its way into Bulgaria long before the time of
 9  5,8 |   Christianity began to spread in Bulgaria very early. Even as early
10  5,8 |        the political situation in Bulgaria, which forced him to seek
11  5,8 |      Empire. Greek clergy came to Bulgaria to spread Christianity among
12  5,8 |     guiding the spiritual life of Bulgaria, and he feared also that
13  5,8 |          to send Latin priests to Bulgaria. The pope was very glad
14  5,8 |          and priests soon came to Bulgaria, and the Greek clergy was
15  5,8 |         short-lived, however, for Bulgaria soon turned again to the
16  6   |     reduced to vassal dependence; Bulgaria was transformed into a Byzantine
17  6,2 |         the east, with Russia and Bulgaria in the north, and in the
18  6,3 |      Magyars.~ The relations with Bulgaria in the time of the Macedonian
19  6,3 |           the time of King Simeon Bulgaria became a formidable enemy
20  6,3 |    relations were maintained with Bulgaria. Immediately after the death
21  6,3 |          Leo VI (886), peace with Bulgaria was broken immediately because
22  6,3 |   detrimental to Bulgarian trade. Bulgaria was ruled at this time by
23  6,3 |         make a sudden invasion of Bulgaria from the north in order
24  6,3 |     boundary stone set up between Bulgaria and the Byzantine Empire
25  6,3 |       collisions occurred between Bulgaria and the Byzantine Empire.~
26  6,3 |    warfare between the Empire and Bulgaria, and Simeon very definitely
27  6,3 |        near Aboba in northeastern Bulgaria have revealed several columns
28  6,3 |  disguised the fact that actually Bulgaria had collapsed.”[52] This
29  6,3 |         Romanus Lecapenus. “Great Bulgaria” of Simeon’s time was torn
30  6,3 |         of the political might of Bulgaria, the Magyars and the Patzinaks
31  6,3 |     several times. The decline of Bulgaria’s strength was very advantageous
32  6,3 |        success of Russian arms in Bulgaria brought Sviatoslav to the
33  6,3 |          the pretext of defending Bulgaria from the onslaught of the
34  6,3 |          conquered all of Eastern Bulgaria, and captured the entire
35  6,3 |         The annexation of eastern Bulgaria was thus definitely completed
36  6,3 |      ruler of western independent Bulgaria, and probably the founder
37  6,3 |        proclaimed himself king of Bulgaria. Only at the beginning of
38  6,3 |          After his death in 1014, Bulgaria was too weak to resist the
39  6,5 |       conditions changed. Eastern Bulgaria was conquered by John Tzimisces,
40  6,5 |         the conquest until all of Bulgaria was under Byzantine sway.
41  6,5 |       from behind. Theophylact of Bulgaria, the church writer of the
42  6,7 |           of religious affairs in Bulgaria, where the Latin clergy
43  6,7 |     removal of Latin priests from Bulgaria, and Bulgarian King Boris
44  6,8 |       Emir of Crete, to Simeon of Bulgaria, to the popes, to Emperor
45  7,1 |    doctrine had been carried into Bulgaria by the reformer of that
46  7,1 |         followers Bogomiles. From Bulgaria the Bogomile doctrine later
47  7,1 |        matters, especially within Bulgaria, which had been conquered
48  7,1 |     through Germany, Hungary, and Bulgaria towards Constantinople.
49  7,1 |    Theophylact, the archbishop of Bulgaria, explained in one of his
50  7,1 |   contemporary, the archbishop of Bulgaria, Theophylact, using the
51  7,2 |          in the Balkan peninsula. Bulgaria, which had been conquered
52  7,2 |       racial elements in northern Bulgaria, denied the strength of
53  7,2 |         an alliance with Peter of Bulgaria for the common fight against
54  7,2 |           permanent possession of Bulgaria and secure the imperial
55  7,2 |     Byzantine customs, reigned in Bulgaria. He was the famous Tsar
56  7,4 |        treatise of Theophylact of Bulgaria, On the Errors of the Latins,
57  7,4 |        century, the archbishop of Bulgaria, Theophylact, “rather robbers
58  7,4 |         and with the secession of Bulgaria in 1186, the territory of
59  7,4 |           of Achrida (Ochrida) in Bulgaria. He was born on the island
60  7,4 |       archbishopric of Achrida in Bulgaria, which at that time was
61  7,4 |         not fulfilled. He died in Bulgaria at the beginning of the
62  8,1 |       This was especially true of Bulgaria.~ The whole thirteenth century
63  8,2 |     however, left the capital for Bulgaria and refused to come to Nicaea
64  8,2 |           crusaders would conquer Bulgaria by force of arms and reduce
65  8,2 |         is known to have lived in Bulgaria, played an important part
66  8,2 |        crusaders.”[9] The tsar of Bulgaria longed for the crown of
67  8,2 |         against which the king of Bulgaria opened a merciless and destructive
68  8,2 |        the city. Thus the king of Bulgaria was unable to take advantage
69  8,2 |         the greatest diplomatists Bulgaria had ever borne.”[18]~ But
70  8,2 |         invasion had withdrawn to Bulgaria, refused to come to Nicaea,
71  8,7 |           two most menacing foes, Bulgaria and Epirus. But after the
72  8,7 |     Ochrida (Achrida) and of “all Bulgaria,” Demetrius Chomatenus (
73  8,8 |          north by John Asen II of Bulgaria, who also had a claim upon
74  8,9 |                       The role of Bulgaria in the Christian East under
75  8,9 |   Theodore of Epirus, the tsar of Bulgaria occupied Hadrianople without
76  8,9 |          Forty Martyrs at Trnovo (Bulgaria), the tsar of Bulgaria told
77  8,9 |            Bulgaria), the tsar of Bulgaria told of the results of his
78  8,9 |        almost all Serbia, and all Bulgaria was under Asen’s influence.[
79  8,9 |           the internal history of Bulgaria was the recognition there
80  8,9 |           Accordingly the king of Bulgaria changed his policy and came
81  8,12|       advantage of the decline of Bulgaria, John Vatatzes crossed with
82  8,12|         few months took away from Bulgaria all the regions of Macedonia
83  8,12|         Thessalonica, Epirus, and Bulgaria — he brought under his power
84  8,13|        the confines of Epirus and Bulgaria. Dyrrachium “was the western
85  8,14|           John Camaterus, died in Bulgaria, having fled there before
86  8,14|          taking the field against Bulgaria and was successful in his
87  8,16|          Epirus, Albania, Serbia, Bulgaria, and the Latin states.~
88  9,4 |        family led the movement in Bulgaria, so the family of the Nemanjas
89  9,4 |          the two Slavonic states, Bulgaria and Serbia. But after the
90  9,4 |        and at about the same time Bulgaria, also weakened by internal
91  9,4 |         and, any possibility that Bulgaria might restrain the further
92  9,4 |      Byzantium, then to the Great Bulgaria of Simeon. For the first
93  9,5 |        the Romans, but as tsar of Bulgaria.”[112] Similar aims were
94  9,6 |          and the Slavonic states, Bulgaria and Serbia, began to extend
95  9,6 |           to face with Serbia and Bulgaria, which had already lost
96  9,6 |           John V), the capital of Bulgaria, Trnovo, was also captured
97  9,6 |      later the whole territory of Bulgaria came under the power of
98  9,7 |        Europe. The subjugation of Bulgaria and the nearly complete
99  9,15|            The sack of Serbia and Bulgaria by the Turks, the defeat