Chapter, Paragraph

 1  6,8 |  investiture with the German king Henry IV. At the time of the accession
 2  7,1 |       other rulers he appealed to Henry IV of Germany. Henry at
 3  7,1 |           to Henry IV of Germany. Henry at that time had some difficulties
 4  7,1 |        letter to the German king, Henry IV, the pope wrote that “
 5  7,1 |         took part in the Crusade. Henry IV of Germany was entirely
 6  7,1 |          was sent to the court of Henry II, king of England, as
 7  7,1 |          his western friend, King Henry II Plantagenet, of England,
 8  7,1 |           to the king of England, Henry II, after the disaster of
 9  7,1 |         de Haia) was entrusted by Henry II with the entertainment
10  7,1 |         return to Constantinople. Henry II, evidently well informed
11  7,1 |         married his son and heir, Henry, to the heiress of the Kingdom
12  7,2 |        and had written to his son Henry to assemble the fleet in
13  7,2 |        master of the situation.~ ~Henry VI and his eastern plans.~
14  7,2 |      under his son and successor, Henry VI. The latter, filled with
15  7,2 |         plans. It seemed left for Henry VI to carry out what his
16  7,2 |          to Constantinople. In it Henry reclaimed from Isaac Angelus
17  7,2 |           crusade and of help for Henry by the Byzantine fleet in
18  7,2 |           Isaac had scarcely sent Henry an embassy when in 1195,
19  7,2 |         revolution the conduct of Henry VI became still more threatening.
20  7,2 |       Byzantium. In the person of Henry VI the new Byzantine Emperor “
21  7,2 |           was being fitted out by Henry was as much Constantinople
22  7,2 |           ruler of Cyprus came to Henry begging the Emperor to confer
23  7,2 |          Armenia Minor applied to Henry with a similar request for
24  7,2 |          for the royal title. Had Henry succeeded in establishing
25  7,2 |         to the utmost to restrain Henry from his offensive plans
26  7,2 |   independence intact.~ Meanwhile Henry sent a threatening message
27  7,2 |           peace only by paying to Henry an enormous amount of money;
28  7,2 |         end of the summer of 1197 Henry arrived at Messina in order
29  7,2 |     moment the young and vigorous Henry fell ill with fever and
30  7,2 |         the same year, 1197. With Henry’s death his ambitious plans
31  7,2 |         Byzantium met the news of Henry’s death and the release
32  7,2 |       breathed a sigh of relief.~ Henry’s activity, which showed
33  7,2 |          destinies of Byzantium. “Henry raised definitely the problem
34  7,2 |           of the crusades.”~ That Henry VI dreamed of a world monarchy
35  7,2 |         they believe that in 1196 Henry had no serious thought of
36  7,2 |         attack on Byzantium; that Henry’s crusade had nothing to
37  7,2 | foundation of a world monarchy by Henry is to be referred to the
38  7,2 |         made a clear statement of Henry’s aggressive plans against
39  7,2 |           Therefore the policy of Henry VI was not only the policy
40  7,3 |        especially in the epoch of Henry VI, the German influence
41  7,3 |        preponderant in Italy, and Henry’s eastern plans threatened
42  7,3 |       Swabia, brother of the late Henry VI. A very good opportunity
43  7,3 |          of the crusade and, like Henry VI, claimed the Eastern
44  8,2 |        Baldwin’s end, his brother Henry was elected regent of the
45  8,3 |      throne, however, his brother Henry, an energetic and talented
46  8,5 |       victory, the Latin emperor, Henry, who feared the brave western
47  8,5 |        victory, in the opinion of Henry, actually weakened the Emperor
48  8,5 |  historian of that time said that Henry declared: “Lascaris has
49  8,5 |          has not vanquished.”[36] Henry was mistaken, however, because
50  8,5 |          open hostilities against Henry. At that time Theodore’s
51  8,5 |     manifesto,[38] was written by Henry from Pergamon at the beginning
52  8,5 |         The letter testifies that Henry regarded Theodore as a very
53  8,5 |          to the Latins to support Henry. “To have full victory and
54  8,5 |         letter shows clearly that Henry was greatly alarmed by the
55  8,5 |        success was on the side of Henry, who penetrated rather far
56  8,5 |      apparently in the year 1213, Henry gives a brief account of
57  8,5 |        the talented and energetic Henry died in the prime of life.
58  8,5 |      fourteenth century said that Henry was “a real Ares.”[43] The
59  8,5 |             Of the [Latin] Empire Henry became the real founder.
60  8,5 |           Greece developed.”[44] “Henry’s death,” wrote A. Gardner, “
61  8,5 |       West.”[45] In the person of Henry the most dangerous enemy
62  8,7 |           count of Auxerre. After Henry’s death (1216), the barons
63  8,7 |         the sister of Baldwin and Henry. At the time of his election
64  8,7 |          energetic Latin Emperor, Henry, was alive, he could defend
65  8,7 |            But after the death of Henry and of the new Latin Emperor,
66  8,10|         the person of the Emperor Henry VI, at the end of the twelfth
67  8,10|           to the king of England, Henry VIII, under whom the reformation
68  8,14|         the permission of Emperor Henry, the Greek clergy of the
69  8,14|        elect a new patriarch, and Henry allowed them to choose the
70  9,3 |     century, the king of Germany, Henry VI Hohenstaufen, Frederick