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 1  8,2 |            this empire that Michael Palaeologus came, the leader who in
 2  8,2 |            was dethroned by Michael Palaeologus, the restorer of the Byzantine
 3  8,12|       Vatatzes, and in 1261 Michael Palaeologus only profited by the results
 4  8,13|        crafty and ambitious Michael Palaeologus, John Vatatzes’ relative, “
 5  8,13|     demanded a strong rule. Michael Palaeologus profited skillfully by circumstances
 6  8,13|           de Villehardouin. Michael Palaeologus gained some military success
 7  8,13|         which is preserved, Michael Palaeologus writes concerning this battle: “
 8  8,13|             Constantinople, Michael Palaeologus concluded a treaty with
 9  8,13|      extremely important in Michael Palaeologus’ plans to reconquer Constantinople.
10  8,13|       Lascaris was blinded. Michael Palaeologus became the restorer of the
11  8,14|           Theodore II died. Michael Palaeologus, who usurped the throne
12  8,15|       rivals when, in 1261, Michael Palaeologus signed the treaty of Nymphaeum.
13  8,15|            Byzantine Empire Michael Palaeologus continued his friendly relations
14  8,16|         Byzantine Empire by Michael Palaeologus, and peacefully passed away
15  8,16|         Then he accompanied Michael Palaeologus to Constantinople, devoted
16  9,1 |            autobiography of Michael Palaeologus, the first Emperor of the
17  9,2 |           of Michael. Under Michael Palaeologus the Empire reached the widest
18  9,2 |             in this respect Michael Palaeologus was the first and also the
19  9,2 |             The Empire of the first Palaeologus resembled, to the French
20  9,2 |     appeared a monograph on Michael Palaeologus by C. Chapman, brief and
21  9,2 |      Michael Ducas Angelus Comnenus Palaeologus. Later on the Emperors signed
22  9,2 |           the Emperors signed only “Palaeologus.”[8]~ The dynasty of the
23  9,2 |     Byzantine history.[9] The first Palaeologus who mounted the throne of
24  9,2 |         solemn coronation of John V Palaeologus was celebrated in Constantinople.
25  9,2 |          Emperor on a par with John Palaeologus. In 1347, Cantacuzene was
26  9,2 |            was married to the young Palaeologus. Cantacuzene’s ambitious
27  9,2 |      Cantacuzene, during which John Palaeologus was pushed into the background,
28  9,2 |             energies to superseding Palaeologus; he proclaimed his son Emperor,
29  9,2 |            forbade the name of John Palaeologus to be mentioned in the churches
30  9,2 |   co-operation of the Genoese, John Palaeologus entered Constantinople at
31  9,2 |             also abdicated.~ John V Palaeologus finally became sole Emperor,
32  9,2 |     survived Constantine, Demetrius Palaeologus was captured by Muhammed
33  9,2 |             exists in which Andreas Palaeologus transmitted his rights to
34  9,2 |              the daughter of Thomas Palaeologus and the sister of Andreas,
35  9,3 |               The envoys of Michael Palaeologus to the council, which was
36  9,3 |            is under the sway of the Palaeologus” (ad recuperationem ejusdem
37  9,3 |    Phrantzes, wrote: “Under Michael Palaeologus, because of the wars in
38  9,3 |          life of his epoch, Michael Palaeologus tried to make use of it
39  9,3 |             permission from Michael Palaeologus to use them.[68] Accordingly
40  9,3 |          sent his envoys to Michael Palaeologus.[69] The difficulty was
41  9,3 |           relations between Michael Palaeologus towards the end of his reign
42  9,3 |               In Asia Minor Michael Palaeologus was not particularly menaced.
43  9,3 |            border. Moreover Michael Palaeologus, attempting financial reform,
44  9,4 |            the Empire under Michael Palaeologus had reconquered from the
45  9,5 |      fighting on the side of John V Palaeologus was slain by the Turks.
46  9,6 |           in his struggle with John Palaeologus. Cantacuzene even married
47  9,6 |        struggle for power with John Palaeologus. The impression was that
48  9,7 |      Byzantine Empire, Michael VIII Palaeologus, the prince of Achaia, William
49  9,8 |        today with the name of “John Palaeologus Autocrat in Christ,” testify
50  9,8 |          sultan.~ Under Constantine Palaeologus the famous traveler, archeologist,
51  9,8 |           under the Despot Theodore Palaeologus, in 1437, Cyriacus had visited
52  9,9 |       survive, those of Constantine Palaeologus on seals and in some later
53  9,11|        union at Lyons under Michael Palaeologus was achieved not under the
54  9,11|         union took place. The first Palaeologus, in his negotiations for
55  9,11|             with spiritual reasons, Palaeologus his prelates with political
56  9,11|            the pope Emperor Michael Palaeologus himself went to Lyons to
57  9,11|             council against Michael Palaeologus and John Beccus was held
58  9,11|             difficulty that Michael Palaeologus was on good terms with the
59  9,12|         religious policy of Michael Palaeologus.~ The struggles between
60  9,12| mother-in-law.”[254]~ Under Michael Palaeologus the zealots, or, as they
61  9,12|            to excommunicate Michael Palaeologus, who, contrary to his oath,
62  9,12|    Orthodoxy.”[256]~ ~Under Michael Palaeologus the partisans of the blinded
63  9,12|           The government of Michael Palaeologus resorted to measures of
64  9,12|           sided with Emperor John V Palaeologus against Cantacuzene; for
65  9,13|           and grandson, and of John Palaeologus and John Cantacuzene. Only
66  9,13|             the strife between John Palaeologus and John Cantacuzene. Palamas
67  9,13|          political parties, such as Palaeologus and Cantacuzene, realized
68  9,13|        himself on the throne John V Palaeologus, half-Latin on his mother’
69  9,14|     encircle Constantinople. John V Palaeologus put all his trust in the
70  9,15|          rather fantastically, John Palaeologus and Patriarch Joseph, whose
71  9,15|       bronze life-size bust of John Palaeologus wearing a pointed hat. This
72  9,17|             grandson, and of John V Palaeologus and John Cantacuzene; submission
73  9,17|             complete decay. Michael Palaeologus accomplished something.
74  9,17|            an agreement with John V Palaeologus, the zealot government at
75  9,18|           of the imperial families, Palaeologus and Cantacuzene, were distinguished
76  9,18|            of the Empire by Michael Palaeologus in 1261. It is quite useless
77  9,18|             contemporary of Michael Palaeologus, was originally opposed
78  9,18|             who under Andronicus II Palaeologus twice occupied the patriarchal
79 App  |             1261.~~~~~~Michael VIII Palaeologus, 1261-1282. ~~~~~~Andronicus