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 1  7,4 |        Venetians and their rivals, Genoese and Pisans, had their residences.~
 2  7,4 |         reign of John Comnenus the Genoese opened negotiations for
 3  7,4 |         the Venetians, Pisans, and Genoese took full advantage of their
 4  8,13|        concluded a treaty with the Genoese. The commercial interests
 5  8,13|           to an agreement with the Genoese; although they knew that
 6  8,13|        treaty which granted to the Genoese the commercial supremacy
 7  8,13|            forever was granted the Genoese throughout the present and
 8  8,13|            absolute control of the Genoese; commercial stations with
 9  8,13|       foreign merchants except the Genoese and Pisans, the faithful
10  8,13|         Michael. On their side the Genoese pledged themselves to grant
11  8,13|          the friends of Genoa. The Genoese fleet was extremely important
12  8,15|       taking of Constantinople the Genoese gained the upper hand over
13  8,15|       According to this treaty the Genoese obtained commercial supremacy
14  8,15|        friendly relations with the Genoese.~ ~
15  9,2 |            of the Archipelago, the Genoese, certain points on the Black
16  9,2 |            the co-operation of the Genoese, John Palaeologus entered
17  9,2 |         the capital, the rapacious Genoese had a footing, while on
18  9,2 |         1376, with the help of the Genoese, deposed his father, was
19  9,2 |          and, with the help of the Genoese of Galata and to the satisfaction
20  9,2 |            Tocco, the other to the Genoese dynasty in the island of
21  9,3 |       chief representative) of the Genoese who lived at Constantinople
22  9,3 |   infuriated Michael VIII sent the Genoese away from the capital and
23  9,3 |       Greeks, to fight against the Genoese if they opened hostilities
24  9,3 |     decided to make peace with the Genoese who, as has been mentioned
25  9,3 |     expelled from the capital. The Genoese were allowed to return to
26  9,3 |       distance did not prevent the Genoese from regaining all their
27  9,3 |             into the background. A Genoese of the family of Zaccana,
28  9,4 |           between the Catalans and Genoese, who, jealous for their
29  9,4 |             On the other hand, the Genoese, with a solid footing on
30  9,4 |           where both Venetians and Genoese colonies had already been
31  9,4 |        suburb of Galata, where the Genoese dwelt. The Genoese colony
32  9,4 |       where the Genoese dwelt. The Genoese colony found safety behind
33  9,4 |     Emperor actively supported the Genoese. The Venetians who lived
34  9,4 |         capital were murdered. The Genoese obtained from Andronicus
35  9,4 |           the interests of all the Genoese who lived on the territory
36  9,4 |       fortified, Latin city with a Genoese podestá, republican organization,
37  9,4 |        march to the west. Finally, Genoese Galata, economically strong
38  9,6 |     Cantacuzene, the Venetians and Genoese, “these privileged defenders
39  9,6 |       reign of Andronicus III, the Genoese colony of Galata had obtained
40  9,6 |           the Byzantine fleet, the Genoese sent their vessels to all
41  9,6 |            The first attack of the Genoese upon Constantinople itself
42  9,6 |           Golden Horn to fight the Genoese, who at sight of the strength
43  9,6 |            of the Greek fleet. The Genoese at Galata decorated their
44  9,6 |       remained in the hands of the Genoese, and Galata became increasingly
45  9,6 |  Constantinople.~ This increase in Genoese influence, already great,
46  9,6 |            Sea of Azov), where the Genoese had established themselves
47  9,6 |           also in the hands of the Genoese, who, also possessing Galata,
48  9,6 |         tolls from all vessels not Genoese, especially Venetian and
49  9,6 |        spread from the pestiferous Genoese trade-galleys sailing from
50  9,6 |          chroniclers narrated, the Genoese galleys spread the disease
51  9,6 |          of Italy, to distract the Genoese and thereby to facilitate
52  9,6 |           ungrateful nation of the Genoese” of forgetting “the fear
53  9,6 |           Venetian, Aragonese, and Genoese vessels took part, was fought
54  9,6 |     friendly relations between the Genoese and Ottoman-Turks forced
55  9,6 |         become reconciled with the Genoese, to whom he gave his promise
56  9,6 |         give more territory to the Genoese colony of Galata. But after
57  9,6 |           got his consent. But the Genoese could not acquiesce in the
58  9,6 |          between the Venetians and Genoese until the Pope sentenced
59  9,6 |          the trade-monopoly of the Genoese in the Black Sea and Maeotis,
60  9,7 |           formed a league with the Genoese of the Aegean islands, namely
61  9,9 |            207]~ The Venetians and Genoese took part in the defense
62  9,9 |        city relied especially on a Genoese noble of great military
63  9,9 |         services and merits of the Genoese commander, Giustiniani,
64  9,9 |         siege took place: the four Genoese vessels which had come to
65  9,9 | Constantinopolitans, Venetians and Genoese, all were present, all realizing
66  9,9 |         defenders of the city, the Genoese Giustiniani, seriously wounded,
67  9,9 |          neither papal vessels nor Genoese nor Aragonese sailed to
68  9,9 |         the King of Aragon and the Genoese. The Genoese will not fight
69  9,9 |        Aragon and the Genoese. The Genoese will not fight the Turks:
70  9,17|       Turks, Serbs, Venetians, and Genoese, the Empire under the Palaeologi
71  9,17|           when Clavijo visited the Genoese settlement across the Golden
72  9,17|         Catalan) companies, Turks, Genoese, and Venetians, Serbs and
73  9,17|           and strong fleets of the Genoese and Venetians, or even against
74  9,17|            326] Pegolotti mentions Genoese, Venetians, Pisans, Florentines,
75  9,17|            he mentioned Venetians, Genoese, and Catalans.[328] Of course,
76  9,17|         those of the Venetians and Genoese but to some extent those
77  9,17|    economic life of Byzantium. The Genoese were exempt from taxes,
78  9,17|            Pachymeres, admired the Genoese because the winter storms
79  9,18|           life in the service of a Genoese ruler of Lesbos, but he