Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,5 |             by Odovacar. After long negotiations and the sending of several
 2  3,4 |      detailed information about the negotiations and the terms of this treaty.
 3  3,11|            the northern land route. Negotiations however did not culminate
 4  4,1 |          Kawad Sheroe, opened peace negotiations with Heraclius. According
 5  4,2 |           campaigns Heraclius began negotiations with the Monophysitic bishops
 6  4,2 |            Constantinople continued negotiations with the successors of Martin
 7  5,6 |       complications, Charles opened negotiations with Irene by proposing
 8  5,6 |      between Charles and Nicephorus negotiations were carried on, probably
 9  6,2 |           conditions of the treaty, negotiations lasted for a long time.
10  6,3 |            death of Michael III the negotiations concerning the restoration
11  6,3 |           by trying to gain time in negotiations with the Byzantine Empire,
12  6,3 |      kingdom, which was carrying on negotiations with the Byzantine Empire,
13  6,3 |         satisfactory results in his negotiations with the Arabs. He later
14  6,4 |             the Emperor to initiate negotiations and reach a final agreement.
15  6,6 |  independent governments in all the negotiations which arose later, for example,
16  6,6 |         Pope John VIII began active negotiations with Basil I, for he fully
17  6,6 |          especially in Longobardia. Negotiations between Otto and the eastern
18  6,6 |            southern Italy.~ For new negotiations with the eastern Emperor
19  6,6 |          Greeks were prolonging the negotiations intentionally in order to
20  6,7 |          refuse to carry on further negotiations with them. The patriarch
21  7,1 |           was already entering into negotiations with Hungary, with which
22  7,1 |           his plan, he entered into negotiations with the Patzinaks in the
23  7,1 |            amount of money, but the negotiations came to nothing. Bohemond
24  7,1 |            his reign, to enter into negotiations with Venice which led to
25  7,1 |            the Italian Normans. The negotiations with Conrad III of Germany
26  7,1 |           crusade, Roger had opened negotiations inducing him to go to the
27  7,1 |       assigned to them. While those negotiations were going on, the Emperor
28  7,1 |          Western Empire.” Yet those negotiations failed, because the popes
29  7,1 |             Barbarossa entered into negotiations with the most dangerous
30  7,1 |          with moderation and opened negotiations with the Emperor which led
31  7,1 |    Andronicus decided to enter into negotiations both with the West and with
32  7,2 |             at the same time opened negotiations with the Bulgarians. The
33  7,2 |           therefore he opened peace negotiations with the Bulgarians. But
34  7,2 |             tsar who, entering into negotiations with Pope Innocent III,
35  7,2 |             Barbarossa entered into negotiations with the king of Hungary,
36  7,2 |             peninsula, entered into negotiations with the Serbs and Bulgarians.
37  7,2 |       crusade, Isaac Angelus opened negotiations with Saladin, against whom
38  7,2 |          very doubtful. Frederick’s negotiations with the Serbs and Bulgarians,
39  7,3 |             a schismatic; he opened negotiations for union. These progressed
40  7,3 |        strained.~ While carrying on negotiations with Constantinople and
41  7,4 |       churches. Under John Comnenus negotiations were carried on concerning
42  7,4 |  accordingly, that the cause of the negotiations for union was purely political.
43  7,4 |         Comnenus the Genoese opened negotiations for the first time with
44  7,4 |             the main cause of these negotiations related to commercial questions.
45  8,9 |           pope to send a legate for negotiations. Thus the short Greco-Bulgarian
46  8,10|         years he was alarmed by the negotiations between Nicaea and Rome
47  8,11|            European writers, in the negotiations between the pope and the
48  8,14|           head of their church; the negotiations were held in St. Sophia,
49  8,14|          very important role in the negotiations of that time was played
50  8,14|             In the years 1205-6 the negotiations continued their course.
51  8,14|           of the Latin Empire.~ The negotiations of 1214 held at Constantinople
52  8,14|        Turkish captivity and opened negotiations with Patriarch Germanus
53  8,14|       official report.[128] But the negotiations met with failure, and the
54  8,14|            end of Frederick’s reign negotiations between Nicaea and Rome
55  8,14|          conclude with the pope the negotiations for union.[132] But in 1254
56  8,14|         pages in the history of the negotiations for union between the East
57  8,14|             to Nicaea to resume the negotiations for union interrupted by
58  8,14|          the initiative in resuming negotiations belonged not to the pope,
59  8,14|       begged Alexander IV to resume negotiations and send a legate to Nicaea.
60  8,14|          principal basis of the new negotiations.[136] The delegate was supplied
61  8,16|           the monastery, during the negotiations of Vatatzes and the patriarch
62  8,16|          the Emperor, conducted the negotiations at the Council of Lyons
63  8,16|          took a leading part in the negotiations for a religious understanding
64  9,2 |             co-emperor, Michael IX. Negotiations were entered upon to marry
65  9,2 |             father, he entered into negotiations with the population of a
66  9,2 |           the Byzantine throne. The negotiations concerning a third wife
67  9,3 |             Byzantium, entered into negotiations with Manfred. He proposed
68  9,3 |         from the capital and opened negotiations with Venice, the result
69  9,3 |           the one hand, by means of negotiations with the pope concerning
70  9,3 |            had arrived in Tunis for negotiations a short time before Louis’
71  9,3 |        envoys arrived in Naples for negotiations. Obviously serious danger
72  9,3 |           this union led at once to negotiations between Gregory X and Michael
73  9,3 |            1281 Michael VIII opened negotiations with the Egyptian Sultan
74  9,3 |      personal revenge, entered into negotiations with Peter of Aragon, the
75  9,3 |           intermediary in all these negotiations, but no more than that.~
76  9,3 |             the stage of diplomatic negotiations. The fall of Charles of
77  9,4 |     peninsula of Gallipoli. The new negotiations between Roger and the Emperor
78  9,4 |        Stephen Nemanja entered into negotiations with the German king, Frederick
79  9,4 |         taken from Byzantium. These negotiations came to nothing.~ After
80  9,6 |             this island, after long negotiations with the Emperor at last
81  9,7 |              Manuel opened friendly negotiations with Venice. Bayazid tried
82  9,8 |            entered immediately into negotiations with the sultan, whom he
83  9,8 |            purpose she entered into negotiations with the different rulers
84  9,11|           first Palaeologus, in his negotiations for union, had much more
85  9,15| independently of each other, opened negotiations with Emperor John VIII.
86  9,15|             leadership in the union negotiations. Fearing the reformatory
87  9,19|        influenced the course of the negotiations toward union. Bessarion