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 1  2,2 |         century, B.C., Herodotus (iv, 144) wrote that the Persian
 2  4   |         energetic son Constantine IV (668-85). Constantine IV
 3  4   |          IV (668-85). Constantine IV is usually surnamed Pogonatus,
 4  4   |          the death of Constantine IV in the year 685 ended the
 5  4,1 |       eighth century. Constantine IV and the siege of Constantinople
 6  4,1 |         the energetic Constantine IV (668-85), when the Arabian
 7  4,1 |          successor of Constantine IV, an event which was of considerable
 8  4,1 |          the year 679 Constantine IV undertook a campaign against
 9  4,1 |          and his son, Constantine IV, remained in Constantinople.~ ~ ~
10  4,3 |          Constans II, Constantine IV, desirous of establishing
11  4,3 |           the time of Constantine IV, the Byzantine government
12  4,3 |          successor of Constantine IV, relations between the Byzantine
13  5,1 |          He had by her a son, Leo IV, often called the Khazar (
14  5,1 |      reigned from 775 to 780. Leo IV married a Greek girl from
15  5,2 |         century under Constantine IV, and seemed even more critical
16  5,2 |         Hellenism. If Constantine IV halted the Arabs under Constantinople,
17  5,5 |           During the reign of Leo IV the Khazar (775-80) the
18  5,6 |    Romulus Augustulus, but of Leo IV, Heraclius, Justinian, Theodosius,
19  6,1 |    entreaty, and ruled as Michael IV the Paphlagonian from 1034
20  6,6 |           century Emperor Michael IV the Paphlagonian equipped
21  6,8 |    ascended the throne as Romanus IV Diogenes and ruled from
22  6,8 |        with the German king Henry IV. At the time of the accession
23  7,1 |       rulers he appealed to Henry IV of Germany. Henry at that
24  7,1 |          the Emperors Constantine IV and Leo III Isaurian. In
25  7,1 |         to the German king, Henry IV, the pope wrote that “most
26  7,1 |        part in the Crusade. Henry IV of Germany was entirely
27  7,1 |          weakened the state; John IV found himself as helpless
28  7,2 |           his co-emperor (Alexius IV). The crusaders encamped
29  7,2 |         III. Isaac II and Alexius IV perished during the revolt.
30  7,3 | proclaimed his co-regent (Alexius IV). This first siege and first
31  7,3 |           should set off. Alexius IV urged the crusaders not
32  7,3 |        1204; Isaac II and Alexius IV were deposed. Isaac died
33  7,3 |       soon in prison, and Alexius IV, by order of Mourtzouphlos,
34  7,4 |           especially Pope Hadrian IV, who was engaged in a quarrel
35  7,4 |      Thessalonica, Basil, Hadrian IV expressed his desire “to
36  7,4 |      Homeric verses of the Iliad (IV, 437-38) “For they (the
37  8,2 |         then of his grandson John IV (1258-1261), who was a minor
38  8,11|         received by Pope Innocent IV, who, like many other members
39  8,11|         and attention by Innocent IV, who wrote to “their illustrious
40  8,13|     Lascaris (1254-1258) and John IV Lascaris (1258-1261). Theodore,
41  8,13|       quite eight years old, John IV (1258-61) could not, even
42  8,13|       order, the unfortunate John IV Lascaris was blinded. Michael
43  8,14|          successor, Pope Innocent IV, announced that he was afflicted “
44  8,14|       Latin clergy — and Innocent IV acceded to them. For the
45  8,14|   patriarch of Nicaea to Innocent IV, written in 1253, gave to
46  8,14|        John Vatatzes and Innocent IV died, and their agreement,
47  8,14|           in 1256, Pope Alexander IV suddenly sent a bishop of
48  8,14|       nobles who begged Alexander IV to resume negotiations and
49  8,14|          envoys to Pope Alexander IV. But the latter lacked energy
50  8,16|          the last, the child John IV, were real admirers of learning
51  8,17|      eighth issued by Constantine IV (668-685), Justinian II
52  9,2 |         was crowned as Andronicus IV (1376-79), and made his
53  9,3 |      least, in 1265, Pope Clement IV expressed the hope that
54  9,3 |           Emperor of Nicaea, John IV Lascaris, deposed and blinded
55  9,3 |      Bulgars, Baldwin II and John IV Lascaris, even cautious
56  9,3 |      friends, a Frenchman, Martin IV, who supported entirely
57  9,3 |           position of Pope Martin IV. It was not only an unheard-of
58  9,8 |          no avail.~ Pope Eugenius IV preached a crusade and succeeded
59  9,11|        pope, the Frenchman Martin IV, whom Charles of Anjou set
60  9,12|      blinded the unfortunate John IV Lascaris, the last Emperor
61  9,15|        very widely. Pope Eugenius IV was not in sympathy with
62  9,15|        Council of Basel, Eugenius IV transferred the council
63 App  |        641-668. ~~~~~~Constantine IV, 668-685. ~~~~~~Justinian
64 App  |    Copronymus, 741-775. ~~~~~~Leo IV the Khazar (Chazar), 775-
65 App  |           1028-1034.~~~~~~Michael IV the Paphlagonian, 1034-1041.~~~~~~
66 App  |           1059-1067.~~~~~~Romanus IV Diogenes, 1067-1071.~~~~~~
67 App  |          second time) and Alexius IV, 1203-1204.~~~~~~Alexius
68 App  |   Lascaris, 1254-1258. ~~~~~~John IV, 1258-1261.~~~~~~Michael
69 App  |       1341-1354.~~~~~~Andronicus (IV), 1376-1379.~~~~~~John (