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 1  2,1 |          Constantine then formed an alliance with one of the new Augusti,
 2  2,1 |            the importance which the alliance with the church had for
 3  3,11|           defensive Turco-Byzantine alliance against Persia. The Turkish
 4  3,11|             the formation of a real alliance for combined action against
 5  3,12|            century the Lombards, in alliance with the Avars, destroyed
 6  3,12|      Maurice, tried to establish an alliance with the Frankish king Childebert
 7  4,1 |      Caucasian tribes and formed an alliance with the Khazars. The northern
 8  5,3 |             them a Bulgaro-Slavonic alliance. Therefore he introduced
 9  5,8 |            hesitate to form a close alliance with him to aid him in deposing
10  5,8 |           to avert the danger of an alliance between the Bulgarians and
11  5,8 |           to form an ecclesiastical alliance with Rome. He sent a delegation
12  6,2 |        ruler that Basil I formed an alliance for a combined attempt to
13  6,2 |          Italy and Sicily. But this alliance did not succeed and was
14  6,2 |     negative outcome of the western alliance against the Arabs, Basil
15  6,2 |             Basil attempted another alliance wirh the Armenian King Ashot
16  6,3 |      Byzantine Empire would form an alliance with the Russians, the Patzinaks,
17  6,3 |         Simeon attempted to form an alliance with the African Arabs for
18  6,4 |             succeeded in forming an alliance with him on the condition
19  6,6 |          Basil’s attempt to form an alliance with Louis II failed. The
20  6,6 |        striving to form a political alliance with the Eastern Empire
21  6,6 |            dreaming of an offensive alliance with the German ruler against
22  6,6 |         Princess Theophano. Thus an alliance was finally formed between
23  6,8 |        project of a Turko-Byzantine alliance existed in the second half
24  6,8 |           districts. They formed an alliance with the nomads on the other
25  7,1 |            did not hesitate to make alliance with its former enemies,
26  7,1 |          this developed into a real alliance between the two Empires.
27  7,1 |           of this entente and later alliance was to destroy the Norman
28  7,1 |         Norman power in Italy. This alliance became very important under
29  7,1 |             and the creation of the alliance of the two Empires.~ ~Relations
30  7,1 |             of his reign he made an alliance with the Muhamrnedan emirs
31  7,1 |            a peace was concluded.~ ~Alliance of the two empires. — In
32  7,1 |        regulated by the idea of the alliance with Germany which had been
33  7,1 |            a pledge “of a permanent alliance of constant friendship,”
34  7,1 |          Irene, set a seal upon the alliance of the two empires. This
35  7,1 |            of the two empires. This alliance gave Manuel the hope of
36  7,1 |            guarantee upon which the alliance of the two empires was based.
37  7,1 |             of the conclusion of an alliance between Manuel and the Seljuqs.
38  7,1 |            and concluded a definite alliance against Roger. Thereafter
39  7,1 |          the conclusion of a formal alliance with Germany, he was free
40  7,1 |         might threaten him from the alliance of Byzantium with Germany,
41  7,1 |          regarded with disfavor the alliance between the “orthodox” sovereign
42  7,1 |         were working to destroy the alliance between the two empires.
43  7,1 |        Conrad remained loyal to the alliance with the Eastern Empire.~
44  7,1 |       particular advantage from his alliance with Germany, Conrad III
45  7,1 |           the idea of the Byzantine alliance.~ In 1154 the terrible foe
46  7,1 |         goal the destruction of the alliance of the two empires and of
47  7,1 |          the two empires and of the alliance between Byzantium and Venice.
48  7,1 |    Accordingly Venice broke off her alliance with Byzantium and having
49  7,1 |          kingdom of Sicily, made an alliance with William I.~ After the
50  7,1 |            broke with the Byzantine alliance. An historian contemporary
51  7,1 |       rupture of the friendship and alliance between the two Empires
52  7,1 |        alarming when Thoros made an alliance with his former enemy the
53  7,1 |          the Kingdom of Sicily. The alliance of the two empires which
54  7,1 |      probable that this matrimonial alliance with the Norman royal house
55  7,1 |            Andronicus made a formal alliance with the sultan of Egypt,
56  7,1 |              The conditions of that alliance sealed by oath run as follows:
57  7,1 |      overtures to the pope, nor the alliance with the famous Saladin
58  7,2 |      unification of Serbia, made an alliance with Peter of Bulgaria for
59  7,2 |            proposed to Frederick an alliance against the Byzantine Emperor,
60  7,2 |        court of Isaac. They made an alliance against the sultan of Iconium,
61  7,4 |           vessels which had made an alliance with the Empire helped Byzantium
62  7,4 |             regarding the defensive alliance with Venice, renewing the
63  8,2 |             the Byzantine-Bulgarian alliance in 1204-5.[8] This alliance,
64  8,2 |         alliance in 1204-5.[8] This alliance, Th. Uspensky said, “put
65  8,2 |           even in the moment of the alliance with the Greek cities of
66  8,9 |      Thessalonica, who concluded an alliance with Asen. But their friendly
67  8,9 |             treacherously broke his alliance with Asen and opened hostilities
68  8,9 |           67]~ ~The Greco-Bulgarian alliance. — Next, John Asen, irritated
69  8,9 | Constantinople, took the lead in an alliance of the Orthodox rulers of
70  8,9 |            in the formation of this alliance a dangerous step for the
71  8,9 |            important result of this alliance for the internal history
72  8,9 |            The aim of the offensive alliance against the Latins was the
73  8,9 |           had recently concluded an alliance of impiety, had invaded
74  8,9 |             advance of the Orthodox alliance was the gradual withdrawal
75  8,9 |           the short Greco-Bulgarian alliance of the fourth decade of
76  8,10|                                     Alliance of John Vatatzes and Frederick
77  8,10|            not hesitate to make an “alliance with the Greeks, deadly
78  8,10|      Vatatzes’ death, in 1254, “the alliance of which Frederick II had
79  8,10|             cannot be said that the alliance between the two emperors
80  8,11|             Mongol invasion and the alliance against the Mongols.~ In
81  8,11|         from the Mongols sprang the alliance of the three states of Asia
82  8,11|             From the example of the alliance mentioned above it is obvious
83  8,13|             succeeded in forming an alliance against the Empire consisting
84  8,13|             offensive and defensive alliance against Venice.[110] Free
85  8,14|      distrust.”[131] John Vatatzes’ alliance with Frederick II Hohenstaufen
86  8,15|         Theodore I Lascaris made an alliance and a commercial treaty
87  8,15|             offensive and defensive alliance with Venice, which broke
88  9,3 |             concerning the military alliance “against the common enemy,”
89  9,3 |             had bound herself by an alliance with Charles against Byzantium.
90  9,4 |       peninsuia, and offered him an alliance against the Byzantine emperor,
91  9,4 |        Kingdom. The Greco-Bulgarian alliance was dissolved, and, any
92  9,5 |            he planned to enter into alliance with Venice, but this step
93  9,5 |        attempt of Dushan to form an alliance with the Turks also miscarried,
94  9,6 |        occupied with the idea of an alliance with the Turks. The great “
95  9,6 |           also seeking for the same alliance. “No one, of course, will
96  9,6 |        Republic of St. Mark made an alliance with the King of Aragon.
97  9,6 |          joined the Aragon-Venetian alliance against Genoa; he accused
98  9,6 |          Cantacuzene to give up his alliance with Venice and become reconciled