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 1  2,3 |      empire was to his political plans. In 409 he formally granted
 2  3,3 |          the Emperor’s ambitious plans. They persisted in expressing
 3  3,11|     amiable reception. Tentative plans began to develop for an
 4  5,8 |        was forced to give up his plans and return to Syria when
 5  6,2 |     Basil’s external policy. His plans for a general attack on
 6  6,8 |        and habits, The ambitious plans of Robert Guiscard went
 7  7,1 |         Italy, formed much wider plans. Ambitious to deal a blow
 8  7,1 |       begun; it changed Alexius’ plans and led him and the Empire
 9  7,1 |        worse. Thus, in Gregory’s plans the Holy War against Islam
10  7,1 |          of Harran destroyed his plans to establish in the East
11  7,1 |          pope favored Bohemond’s plans. His expedition against
12  7,1 |   Bohemond’s vast and aggressive plans, his stormy career perhaps
13  7,1 |  brightest star!”~ The Emperor’s plans went farther. According
14  7,1 | Jerusalem.”~ Nevertheless, those plans failed. In 1143, on a march
15  7,1 |  therefore open to the ambitious plans of Roger. Knowing how dangerous
16  7,1 |    characterized Roger. Manuel’s plans were not confined to driving
17  7,1 |   reasons, Frederick changed his plans and seems to have intended
18  7,1 |          Mark, aware of Manuel’s plans for establishing himself
19  7,1 |          cherished and brilliant plans as well as “the rupture
20  7,1 |       been filled with ambitious plans of seizing the imperial
21  7,1 |         Sicilian kingdom for the plans of the western emperor against
22  7,2 |          and aristocratic in its plans; thus, from the advantages
23  7,2 |        politician with ambitious plans, had overthrown the ruler
24  7,2 |         Henry VI and his eastern plans.~ If the danger had been
25  7,2 |  Byzantium, and their aggressive plans. It seemed left for Henry
26  7,2 | Constantinople as Palestine. His plans embraced the possession
27  7,2 |         Henry from his offensive plans against the Eastern Empire;
28  7,2 |      Henry’s death his ambitious plans broke down; for the second
29  7,2 |  statement of Henry’s aggressive plans against Byzantium. Such
30  7,3 |       Italy, and Henry’s eastern plans threatened danger to the
31  7,3 |          Empire to carry out the plans of the Comneni to replace
32  7,3 |        success of such ambitious plans.~ But Innocent III did not
33  7,3 |    Montferrat fulfilled Philip’s plans in the East. In the change
34  7,3 |     Crusade.”~ But among all the plans, hopes, and complications
35  7,4 |    connection with the religious plans of the Comneni to draw nearer
36  8,8 |        withdraw. To the latter’s plans, the loss of Hadrianople
37  8,9 |  Tsargrad (Constantinople). Such plans, undoubtedly, were opposed
38  8,9 |          of the Bulgarian tsar’s plans.~ On the death of the Latin
39  8,10|        as Frederick’s, political plans and motives were predominant
40  8,13|          in Michael Palaeologus’ plans to reconquer Constantinople.
41  9,2 |          Cantacuzene’s ambitious plans were realized.~ In the same
42  9,2 | fulfillment of these matrimonial plans. His intimate friend, a
43  9,3 |   Byzantium and their aggressive plans. The union of the Kingdom
44  9,3 |    Manfred’s court with definite plans and requests for help. Moreover,
45  9,3 |        the executor of the papal plans. In inviting Charles to
46  9,3 |        to give up his aggressive plans against the Empire. But
47  9,3 |         for papal support in his plans to reconquer the regions
48  9,3 |        was forced to give up his plans against the Empire of Michael
49  9,3 |          wholly with the eastern plans of Charles of Anjou, and
50  9,3 |        the defeat of his eastern plans, the Republic of St. Mark
51  9,3 |        to give up his aggressive plans in the south. The Mongol
52  9,3 |     agreement, for the ambitious plans of Charles of Anjou menaced
53  9,4 |          not fully developed his plans against Byzantium, nevertheless
54  9,4 |      indicated his still broader plans for the future. The Catalan
55  9,5 |      Empire, Dushan’s aggressive plans widened and took definite
56  9,5 |       From this time on, broader plans against the Empire developed
57  9,5 |   Romania.”[110]~ Dushan’s broad plans concerning Constantinople
58  9,5 | Constantinople differed from the plans of the Bulgarian kings of
59  9,5 |         materially help Dushan’s plans. In the last years of his
60  9,5 |    defenseless to the aggressive plans of the warlike Ottoman Turks.~ ~
61  9,6 |          to resist Cantacuzene’s plans by force; they occupied
62  9,7 |           he did not give up his plans after his return from western
63  9,8 |          revealed the aggressive plans of the famous Maecenas of
64  9,8 |         similar to the grandiose plans of Charles of Anjou. Constantinople
65  9,8 |          But Alfonso’s ambitious plans were not realized and the
66  9,9 |    warned Europe of the sultan’s plans to attack Italy, which allured
67  9,11|   support to Charles’ aggressive plans against Byzantium. But Michael
68  9,12|          open and secret, to his plans for union, Michael behaved
69  9,13|         aroused by Barlaam.~ The plans with which Barlaam came
70  9,15|       justified by the political plans of Alfonso the Magnanimous
71  9,18|           Plethon also submitted plans to Manuel II for the restoration