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 1  2,1 |    empire. The basilica of St. Peter and the basilica of the
 2  2,2 | historians have likened him to Peter of Russia[60] and Napoleon.[
 3  2,5 |       Patriarch of Alexandria, Peter Mongus, were particularly
 4  3,13|  throne of the blessed apostle Peter was the head of all churches.”[
 5  3,16|       Procopius, the historian Peter the Patrician, a brilliant
 6  5,4 |        Christ and the apostles Peter and Paul as “a habit of
 7  5,6 |   stead the see of the blessed Peter, the chief of the Apostles …
 8  5,6 |   service in the Church of St. Peter, Pope Leo III placed the
 9  5,8 |     The Roman basilicas of St. Peter and St. Paul, situated outside
10  6,3 |      was succeeded by the meek Peter, who by his marriage became
11  6,3 |       by internal strife under Peter. In connection with the
12  6,3 |        under the leadership of Peter Delyan, was suppressed and
13  6,7 |    intercession of the sublime Peter and at your instance and
14  6,7 |  ceremony in the Church of St. Peter in the presence of a large
15  7,1 |      owing to the preaching of Peter of Amiens, who is often
16  7,1 |    Amiens, who is often called Peter the Hermit and to whom a
17  7,1 |      undisciplined bands under Peter of Amiens and another preacher,
18  7,1 |    easily killed by the Turks. Peter the Hermit had returned
19  7,1 |   catastrophe.~ The episode of Peter the Hermit and his bands
20  7,1 |       so easily done away with Peter’s bands, they were sure
21  7,1 |      another part by sea. Like Peter the Hermit’s bands, the
22  7,1 |     Gibbon to the followers of Peter the Hermit: “The robbers,
23  7,1 |      The robbers, who followed Peter the Hermit, were wild beasts,
24  7,2 |   movement stood two brothers, Peter or Kalopeter and Asen (Asan).
25  7,2 |      have traced the origin of Peter and Asen to the Cuman-Bulgarian
26  7,2 |   Blachi); that their leaders, Peter and Asen (Asan), belonged
27  7,2 |        that after the death of Peter and Asen the Empire of the
28  7,2 |   Greeks and Vlachs, and calls Peter or Kalopeter “Emperor of
29  7,2 |       of the king of Hungary.~ Peter, this “renegade and evil
30  7,2 |  difficult for the Empire, and Peter and Asen succeeded in concluding
31  7,2 |   concluding a sort of treaty. Peter had already assumed the
32  7,2 |  Serbia, made an alliance with Peter of Bulgaria for the common
33  7,2 |   secure the imperial title to Peter. Frederick gave them no
34  7,2 |       brothers, Asen and later Peter, were murdered. Thereupon
35  7,2 |   alarmed the successor of St. Peter. Perhaps for the first time
36  8,7 |     Emperor of Constantinople, Peter de Courtenay, count of Auxerre.
37  8,7 |    emperor his brother-in-law, Peter de Courtenay, who had married
38  8,7 |      Pope Honorius III crowned Peter with the imperial crown,
39  8,7 |     imperial crown, not in St. Peter’s, but in San Lorenzo Fuori
40  8,7 | emperor had taken place in St. Peter’s, where the western emperors,
41  8,7 |        crowned.[49] From Italy Peter sent his wife, Yolande,
42  8,7 |   captured the greater part of Peter’s troops. The Emperor himself,
43  8,7 |       cruelty.[52] The fate of Peter de Courtenay, like that
44  8,7 |    mystery; in all likelihood, Peter died in prison. Meanwhile,
45  8,7 |        Meanwhile, the widow of Peter, Yolande, who had reached
46  8,7 |         1217-19). The death of Peter de Courtenay must be regarded
47  8,7 |      of the new Latin Emperor, Peter de Courtenay, the Kindom
48  8,10|   Christ” and the heirs of St. Peter, inalienable from the papal
49  9,3 | entered into negotiations with Peter of Aragon, the Byzantine
50  9,3 |      Charles, Michael VIII and Peter of Aragon, skillfully used
51  9,3 |       the Sicilian population. Peter, related to the former king
52  9,3 |       Michael VIII made use of Peter’s ambition, and promised
53  9,3 |   Sicilian nobility sided with Peter. Giovanni Procida was an
54  9,3 |       August of the same year, Peter of Aragon landed on the
55  9,3 |  reconquer Sicily and to expel Peter of Aragon were unsuccessful.
56  9,3 |    Since Michael had supported Peter of Aragon with subsidies,
57  9,3 |     established relations with Peter of Aragon.~ Thus the international
58  9,4 |     mercenaries on the side of Peter of Aragon during the war
59  9,14|    occupying the throne of St. Peter had a more or less permanent
60  9,14|   church. In the temple of St. Peter the pope celebrated a solemn
61  9,15|       the Holy Virgin, and St. Peter and St. Paul on the well-known
62  9,15|   gates into the temple of St. Peter, are some small bas-reliefs
63  9,19|     earnestly than the Apostle Peter besought Christ commanding