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 1  6,8 |               prisoner of the Turkish sultan. Great tumult arose in the
 2  6,8 |              had been set free by the Sultan and had returned to the
 3  7,1 |               Germany and France, the sultan of Iconium, and several
 4  7,1 |            stirred up against him the sultan of Nicaea, who invited Tzachas
 5  7,1 |               own hand. Thereupon the sultan came to a peaceful agreement
 6  7,1 |               Arslan had been elected sultan in Nicaea. “He sent for
 7  7,1 |              enemy of Asia Minor, the sultan of Iconium or Rum. The imperial
 8  7,1 |              they were aware that the sultan had received some reinforcements,
 9  7,1 |               both to the Emperor and sultan, compelled both adversaries
10  7,1 |            Byzantium in the East, the sultan of Iconium, Qilij Arslan,
11  7,1 |        connection, and in 1161‑62 the Sultan had even come to Constantinople
12  7,1 |             and Oriental sources. The Sultan spent eighty days in Constantinople.
13  7,1 |            were given in honor of the sultan. Twice a day, food was brought
14  7,1 |             day, when the Emperor and sultan had dinner together, all
15  7,1 |        duration. Some years later the sultan announced to his friends
16  7,1 |              ordered the deeds of the Sultan (of Iconium) to be painted,
17  7,1 |               he portrayed the Seljuq sultan’s position as weak; but
18  7,1 |         defeat inflicted on it by the Sultan of Iconium at Myriocephalon,”
19  7,1 |              formal alliance with the sultan of Egypt, Saladin. As a
20  7,1 |          conquered territories of the sultan of Iconium as far as Antioch
21  7,2 |         annual tribute to the Turkish sultan.~ For Isaac Angelus even
22  7,2 |            Angelus, and even with the sultan of Iconium in Asia Minor,
23  7,2 |               an alliance against the sultan of Iconium, by virtue of
24  7,3 |              a secret treaty with the sultan of Egypt and thereupon skillfully
25  7,3 |         treaty between Venice and the sultan of Egypt was concluded on
26  8,2 |            threatened by the powerful sultan of Iconium, who occupied
27  8,2 | Constantinople by the Turks, when the Sultan Muhammed II commanded the
28  8,4 |        Theodore’s war with the Seljuq Sultan, to whom belonged the greater
29  8,4 |              III Angelus, fled to the sultan and besought him for help
30  8,4 |              of Alexius’ arrival, the sultan sent to Theodore a threatening
31  8,4 |               the following clash the sultan was slain, perhaps by Theodore
32  8,4 |         contemporary source said, the sultan “fell as from a tower,”
33  8,11|              Mongols. After that, the Sultan of Iconium was compelled
34  8,11|     understanding with the Muhammedan Sultan of Iconium.~ In connection
35  8,13|               succeeded in making the sultan their tributary. The situation
36  8,13|            undecidedly, supported the sultan in his struggle against
37  8,13|          against the Mongols, and the sultan, “having the heart of a
38  8,13|              time to the court of the Sultan of Iconium. Stormy times
39  9,2 |            his daughter to an Ottoman sultan), gained the upper hand.
40  9,2 |              of 1390 was organized by Sultan Bayazid. The Venetian Senate,
41  9,2 |         captured by the troops of the Sultan Murad with the aim of annihilating
42  9,2 |            from the Turkish yoke. The sultan learned of the plan and
43  9,2 |            The impious but reasonable sultan,” said a historian of the
44  9,2 |              the Despot of Morea. The sultan was informed of the choice
45  9,3 |        negotiations with the Egyptian Sultan Qala’un concerning the military
46  9,3 |               embraced Islam, and the sultan of Egypt, Mameluk Beybars,
47  9,3 |             them.[68] Accordingly the sultan of Egypt, “willing to be
48  9,3 |              end of his reign and the sultan of Egypt, Mamluk Qala’un (
49  9,4 |               and been allowed by the sultan to stay and pasture their
50  9,4 |          successes in Asia Minor. The sultan Othman (Osman) and after
51  9,6 |               married his daughter to Sultan Orkhan. On the invitation
52  9,6 |        peninsula. Orkhan’s successor, Sultan Murad I, captured many fortified
53  9,6 |       continued to pay tribute to the sultan.~ These conquests brought
54  9,6 |               On learning of this the sultan commanded him to destroy
55  9,6 |             to yield, and fulfill the sultan’s demand. Constantinople
56  9,7 |            Manuel was at the court of Sultan Bayazid. When tidings of
57  9,7 |         succeeded in fleeing from the sultan and arrived in Constantinople,
58  9,7 |          Emperor these words from the sultan: “If you wish to execute
59  9,7 |             order that,” to quote the Sultan’s words given in a writing
60  9,7 |               the severe wrath of the sultan struck many nobles of their
61  9,7 |               against Sinope. But the sultan put the Emperor Manuel at
62  9,7 |               with the Ottoman Turks. Sultan Bayazid hastened from Europe
63  9,7 |              Emperor’s knowledge, the sultan passed through a suburb
64  9,7 |               Asiatic coast where the sultan pitched his tents; but the
65  9,7 |             Turkish pretenders to the sultan’s throne; an attempt at
66  9,7 |        himself to continue to pay the sultan a definite tribute, and
67  9,8 |               cities of Thrace to the sultan. After John had become sole
68  9,8 |            personal leadership of the sultan, they laid siege to Thessalonica;
69  9,8 |              the command of a Turkish sultan. The Burgundian pilgrim
70  9,8 |            into negotiations with the sultan, whom he endeavored to soften
71  9,8 |              the Christians at Varna, Sultan Murad II considered the
72  9,8 |             glad to make peace on the sultan’s terms; he remained Despot
73  9,8 |               to pay a tribute to the sultan.~ Under Constantine Palaeologus
74  9,9 |              obsession with the young sultan, who, as the historian Ducas
75  9,9 |               century in honor of the sultan and in some portraits, particularly
76  9,9 |             fourteenth century by the Sultan Bayazid (Anatoli-Hisar).
77  9,9 |              origin, he fought in the sultan’s army and described truthfully
78  9,9 |               the preceding night the sultan had succeeded in transporting
79  9,9 |         Barbaro,[217] who were at the sultan’s disposal. The Greco-Italian
80  9,9 |         treacherously revealed to the sultan and prevented.~ Meanwhile
81  9,9 |             tidings which reached the sultan, perhaps especially invented,
82  9,9 |          firmness; in this speech the sultan declared, “There are three
83  9,9 |             perhaps the next day, the sultan solemnly entered conquered
84  9,9 |              Holy Virgin, was, on the sultan’s order, turned into a mosque.
85  9,9 |              and warned Europe of the sultan’s plans to attack Italy,
86  9,9 |      fifteenth century said that “the Sultan, like Julian the Apostate,
87  9,9 |          spectacle which inspires the Sultan with courage.”[239] Enea
88  9,11|            was on good terms with the sultan of Egypt, the sworn enemy
89  9,16|              he was recognized by the sultan. The choice fell on Gennadius (
90  9,17|      crusaders; in Syria, fell to the sultan of Egypt, Venice was deprived