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 1  2,4 |       consecration: “Give me, my prince, the earth purged of heretics,
 2  6,2 |      intervention of the Russian prince, Sviatoslav. Some of the
 3  6,2 |          conferred the title of “Prince of Princes” upon the Armenian
 4  6,3 |        were aided by the Russian Prince Sviatoslav at the invitation
 5  6,4 |         the year 907 the Russian Prince Oleg appeared at the walls
 6  6,4 |          attacked by the Russian Prince Igor. His name has been
 7  6,4 |       Tzimisces with the Russian prince Sviatoslav have been discussed
 8  6,4 |   Bulgaroctonus with the Russian Prince Vladimir, whose name is
 9  6,4 |         for help to the northern Prince Vladimir, and succeeded
10  6,4 |       Vladimir. Then the Russian prince besieged and took the important
11  6,4 |        Empire. The Russian Great Prince Iaroslav the Wise sent his
12  6,7 |         For example, the Russian prince of the eleventh century
13  6,7 |          auxiliary corps sent by Prince Vladimir prevented the fall
14  6,8 |       descendants of the Turkish prince Seljuq, who was in the service
15  6,8 | originally sent by Christ to the Prince of Edessa.~ From the circle
16  7,1 |          beauty, a daughter of a prince of Antioch. The whole reign
17  7,1 |   dynasty of the Grand Comneni. “Prince‑exile” of the twelfth century, “
18  7,1 |        southwest Russia with the Prince of Galich, Yaroslav. Under
19  7,1 |   Andronicus at the court of the Prince of Galich seemed dangerous
20  7,1 |          adoption by the Serbian prince of the title of king (kral).
21  7,1 |       example, became the ruling prince of Antioch. Neither at Edessa
22  7,1 |          marriage to a Hungarian prince. Thus, towards the end of
23  7,1 |   Cilicia was conquered, and the Prince of Armenia, with his sons,
24  7,1 |        on the condition that the Prince of Antioch should acknowledge
25  7,1 |    suzerainty of the Empire. The Prince consented to take the oath
26  7,1 |       were his armiger, rode the Prince of Antioch. At the city
27  7,1 |       imperial suzerainty as the Prince of Antioch had done. Of
28  7,1 |       nor Tripoli could help the prince of Edessa. Meanwhile, after
29  7,1 |        with his former enemy the prince of Antioch, Reginald of
30  7,2 |      deposed Isaac II, the young prince Alexius, had succeeded in
31  7,2 |          the Fourth Crusade. The prince begged the pope and the
32  7,3 |       the crusade: the Byzantine prince Alexius, son of the dethroned
33  7,3 |       Angelus, the sister of the prince Alexius.~Thibaut, count
34  7,3 |          Frenchman to an Italian prince.~ At that time Palestine
35  7,3 |          Crusade — the Byzantine prince Alexius Angelus, son of
36  7,3 |       with the pope in Rome, the prince went to the north, to Germany,
37  7,3 |       the crusaders at Zara. The prince Alexius himself came into
38  7,3 |  Boniface of Montferrat, and the Prince Alexius sailed from Zara
39  7,3 |       followed the coming of the prince Alexius, who inclined the
40  7,3 |    showed that the flight of the prince Alexius to the West took
41  7,3 |         his throne; his son, the prince Alexius, who had arrived
42  7,3 |     Principality of Achaia, with Prince William at the head of its
43  7,3 | Villehardouins. The court of the prince of Achaia was marked by
44  7,3 |        is represented there as a prince of the conquered Peloponnesus
45  8,11|         the letter of the Mongol prince to the pope contained the
46  8,11| contained the proposition of the prince to make war against John
47  8,13|         mediation of the Russian prince Rostislav, Michael Asen’
48  8,13|         of Frederick II, and the prince of Achaia, William de Villehardouin.
49  8,13|        defeat of the allies. The prince of Achaia was captured.
50  8,13|          had as their leader the Prince of Achaia, whom have I vanquished?
51  9,2 |       received as ransom for the prince of Achaia, William Villehardouin,
52  9,2 |      Anna, daughter of the grand prince of Moscow, Vasili I; she
53  9,2 |         to the far distant Grand Prince of Moscow, Ivan (John) III,
54  9,2 |       the third Rome.” The Grand Prince of Moscow became “Tsar of
55  9,4 |      future of Serbia. The young prince, Stephen Dushan (Dušan),
56  9,6 |         from Russia by the Great Prince of Moscow, Simeon the Proud,
57  9,6 |         upon Serbia. The Serbian prince Lazar set out to meet him.
58  9,6 |          Russia, where the great prince, Simeon the Proud, fell
59  9,7 |         and to the Russian great prince Vasili I Dmitrievich. The
60  9,7 |          for help from the Great Prince of Moscow, supported by
61  9,7 |        that this great Christian prince from the farther East, should
62  9,7 |    Michael VIII Palaeologus, the prince of Achaia, William Villehardouin,
63  9,15|         way of Venice. The Grand Prince of Moscow, Vasili II the
64  9,15|      found no support. The Grand Prince called him no longer the
65  9,19|         is sometimes called “the prince of Greek eloquence and philosophy.”[