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 1  2,3 |        his way to the north into Epirus with great effort and against
 2  2,5 |         Macedonia, Thessaly, and Epirus, and reached as far as Thermopylae.[
 3  7,3 |         the Balkan peninsula, in Epirus, there was founded the Despotat
 4  7,3 |          founded the Despotat of Epirus under the rule of the dynasty
 5  8,1 |       Minor, and the Despotat of Epirus in northern Greece. Baldwin,
 6  8,1 |           and in the Despotat of Epirus, Michael I Angelus Ducas
 7  8,2 |          center, the Despotat of Epirus; but for many reasons the
 8  8,2 |      many reasons the despots of Epirus were forced to yield to
 9  8,6 |          Empire, the Despotat of Epirus, and the Bulgarian Kingdom
10  8,7 |                  The Despotat of Epirus and its relation to the
11  8,7 |       history of the Despotat of Epirus was extremely important.
12  8,7 |         was extremely important. Epirus was the second Greek center,
13  8,7 |    Empire, The two Greek states, Epirus and Nicaea, which could
14  8,7 |       founder of the Despotat of Epirus in 1204 was Michael I Angelus.
15  8,7 |       the names of the rulers of Epirus are sometimes accompanied
16  8,7 |   possessions of the Despotat of Epirus had extended from Dyrrachium (
17  8,7 |         the territory of ancient Epirus, Acarnania, and Aetolia.
18  8,7 |       history of the Despotat of Epirus in the thirteenth century
19  8,7 |          threatened the coast of Epirus, the Despotat was obliged
20  8,7 |   original task of the Despot of Epirus was to preserve Hellenism
21  8,7 |   Theodore, sat on the throne of Epirus. His name is connected with
22  8,7 |       let his brother go back to Epirus to help the despot in ruling
23  8,7 |         exacted from Theodore of Epirus an oath of allegiance to
24  8,7 |         had become the Despot of Epirus, he paid no attention to
25  8,7 |       ambush in the mountains of Epirus, and defeated and captured
26  8,7 |        attack of the Despotat of Epirus, that is to say, of the
27  8,7 |      menacing foes, Bulgaria and Epirus. But after the death of
28  8,7 | aggressive policy of Theodore of Epirus.~ Theodore made war against
29  8,7 |         viewpoint of Theodore of Epirus, he himself, as a representative
30  8,7 |        anointment of Theodore of Epirus was performed “with the
31  8,7 |        state of Thessalonica and Epirus), of the clergy, and of
32  8,8 |         the growth of Nicaea and Epirus reached western Europe and
33  8,9 |           especially Theodore of Epirus. The Latin knights and clergy,
34  8,9 |        was played by Theodore of Epirus, Emperor of Thessalonica,
35  8,9 |        century, Thessalonica and Epirus, two separate dominions,
36  8,9 |         victory over Theodore of Epirus, the tsar of Bulgaria occupied
37  8,9 |      Thessalonica, Thessaly, and Epirus remained in the hands of
38  8,10|      earlier Theodore Angelus of Epirus had held friendly correspondence
39  8,10|      Frederick and the Despot of Epirus. It is clear that for Frederick’
40  8,10|          letter to the Despot of Epirus Frederick wrote: “We desire
41  8,12|  Constantinople. The Despotat of Epirus submitted to Vatatzes’ suzerainty.
42  8,12|          rulers of Thessalonica, Epirus, and Bulgaria — he brought
43  8,13|       relations to the Despot of Epirus in connection with the proposed
44  8,13|    Servia), near the confines of Epirus and Bulgaria. Dyrrachium “
45  8,13|       the side of the despots of Epirus.”[101]~ In Asia Minor, the
46  8,13|         arose from the Despot of Epirus, who succeeded in forming
47  8,13|       state, i.e., the Despot of Epirus and his associates] and
48  8,13|       dominions of the Despot of Epirus were reduced to his hereditary
49  8,13|        to his hereditary land in Epirus. The Latin Empire could
50  8,16|       history of the Despotat of Epirus, the second Hellenic center
51  8,16|      belonged to the Despotat of Epirus).~ In 1897 Krumbacher could
52  8,16|          life of the Despotat of Epirus. John appears as a leader
53  8,16|      clergy, both in independent Epirus and in the regions temporarily
54  8,16|     Theodore Comnenus, despot of Epirus, and the famous metropolitan
55  8,16|         epoch of the Despotat of Epirus, George Bardanes, metropolitan
56  8,16|         Naupactus. The Despot of Epirus, Theodore Angelus, was favorably
57  8,16|          who crowned Theodore of Epirus Emperor of Thessalonica,
58  8,16|        the thirteenth century in Epirus, Albania, Serbia, Bulgaria,
59  8,16|      movement in the Despotat of Epirus and in the short-lived Empire
60  8,16|   peninsula, in the territory of Epirus, was the link which related
61  8,16|        the movement in neglected Epirus, have not been taken into
62  8,16| movements, in Italy, Nicaea, and Epirus, developed more or less
63  8,16|          as the cultural rise of Epirus in the thirteenth century
64  9,2 |          Empire. The Despotat of Epirus came under the Empire’s
65  9,2 |         tribute. The Despotat of Epirus was only to a certain extent
66  9,3 |      subjects, and the Despot of Epirus took the oath to him. Accordingly,
67  9,4 |       west and south — Thessaly, Epirus, and Albania — only partially
68  9,4 |        of the Adriatic Sea, from Epirus as far north as Pannonia.
69  9,4 |    controlled by the Despotat of Epirus, the second Bulgarian Empire,
70  9,9 |      remnants of the Despotat of Epirus, The orthodox Byzantine
71  9,12|          was held in Thessaly or Epirus; its chief aim was to secure
72  9,17|          seized by the Despot of Epirus, and in the northeastern