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 1  2,2 |         Jovian had to sign a peace treaty according to which Persia
 2  3,4 |           the king of Persia. This treaty, however, made it possible
 3  3,4 | negotiations and the terms of this treaty. The Emperor undertook to
 4  3,4 |            were stationed. In this treaty the most important point
 5  3,6 |            land, first arranging a treaty with Justinian by which
 6  3,11|       throne.[119] Maurice’s peace treaty was of great importance;
 7  4,1 |          by the advantageous peace treaty, Constantine performed a
 8  4,1 |           irruptions. By the peace treaty negotiated under Justinian
 9  4,1 |          was forced to negotiate a treaty according to which he bound
10  6,2 |         master of Aleppo.[22] This treaty defined very carefully the
11  6,2 |          was also guaranteed.~ The treaty was concluded after the
12  6,2 |          of the eleventh century a treaty of peace was reached by
13  6,2 |     Emperor Romanus III proposed a treaty to the Muslims. Its first
14  6,2 |          several conditions of the treaty, negotiations lasted for
15  6,2 |       crown and signing with him a treaty of friendship and union.
16  6,3 |   succeeded in negotiating a peace treaty according to which he bound
17  6,3 |            in other words, by this treaty Simeon united under the
18  6,3 |          45] From the time of this treaty until the end of Leo’s rule
19  6,3 |       Byzantine Emperor. The peace treaty that was signed by the Empire
20  6,3 |           had collapsed.”[52] This treaty represented a real success
21  6,4 |       confirmed in 911 by a formal treaty which, also according to
22  6,4 |        corresponding clause of the treaty of 911 (as given in the
23  6,4 |          and Russians negotiated a treaty on conditions less favorable
24  6,4 |      relations established by this treaty were expressed more concretely
25  6,6 |         Not only did he conclude a treaty of peace with the German
26  6,8 |           an “eternal” peace and a treaty of friendship whose main
27  6,8 |          Although according to the treaty the Byzantine Empire probably
28  6,8 |            themselves bound by the treaty negotiated by these rulers.
29  7,1 |            the crusaders. A formal treaty was concluded between Alexius
30  7,1 |         them, and by virtue of the treaty made with Alexius was delivered
31  7,1 |       Antioch. On the basis of the treaty made with the crusaders,
32  7,1 |            abrogate the commercial treaty that his father had made
33  7,1 |      restoration of the commercial treaty of 1082. Under John, the
34  7,1 |            to John in spite of the treaty concluded between Alexius
35  7,1 |          the eastern Emperor. In a treaty with the pope concluded
36  7,1 |         was forced to enter into a treaty with him and pledged himself
37  7,1 |      important; a sort of friendly treaty was made, but it was of
38  7,1 |          pope. In other words, the treaty of Venice put an end to
39  7,1 |          with the East.~ He made a treaty with Venice before the beginning
40  7,1 |             Thus according to that treaty Andronicus was ready to
41  7,1 |            Empire. But neither the treaty with Venice, nor the overtures
42  7,2 |            leave Constantinople. A treaty of peace concluded between
43  7,2 |            in concluding a sort of treaty. Peter had already assumed
44  7,2 |     greater suspicion. Despite the treaty made at Nürnberg by an envoy
45  7,3 |          formerly planned. Thus, a treaty of the conquest of Constantinople
46  7,3 |          Egypt, of making a secret treaty with the sultan of Egypt
47  7,3 |   Christian task, stating that the treaty between Venice and the sultan
48  7,3 |            produced no text of the treaty and did not even indicate
49  7,3 |            not because of a secret treaty with the Muslims, but exclusively
50  7,3 |          of the same year, 1204, a treaty between Venice and the crusaders
51  7,3 |             The first words of the treaty were impressive: “Calling
52  7,3 |            The chief points of the treaty were as follows: in the
53  7,3 |          century. According to the treaty, the Church of St. Sophia
54  7,3 |           and with the text of the treaty concerning the partition
55  7,3 |       partition of the Empire. The treaty had a purely secular character
56  7,4 |       writer, some clauses of this treaty exerted very great influence
57  8,2 |            European Greeks. In the treaty concluded about 1220 between
58  8,13|            Asen’s father-in-law, a treaty was made. Bulgarians and
59  8,13|            Palaeologus concluded a treaty with the Genoese. The commercial
60  8,13|            that they concluded the treaty with Michael.~ In March,
61  8,13|          signed the very important treaty which granted to the Genoese
62  8,13|         them, were included in the treaty; Smyrna, “a city fit for
63  8,13|     reconquer Constantinople. This treaty was ratified at Genoa a
64  8,14|         delicate. According to the treaty concluded between the crusaders
65  8,14|          consideration, for in the treaty there was no suggestion
66  8,15|          alliance and a commercial treaty with the Venetian podestá
67  8,15|        Venetians according to this treaty competed successfully with
68  8,15|       Venice, which broke down the treaty concluded with Theodore
69  8,15|        Theodore I Lascaris. In the treaty of 1234 between Leon Gabalas
70  8,15|     Michael Palaeologus signed the treaty of Nymphaeum. According
71  8,15|       Nymphaeum. According to this treaty the Genoese obtained commercial
72  9,3 |          result of which was a new treaty with the Republic of St.
73  9,3 |           north of Rome, he made a treaty with the expelled Latin
74  9,3 |            Michael. Then in 1281 a treaty was concluded between Charles,
75  9,3 |            years later concluded a treaty of friendship with Michael’
76  9,3 |         the conclusion of a formal treaty of friendship and commerce,
77  9,9 |          The Venetians have made a treaty with the Turks. If the Italians