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 1  5,8 |     provinces in southern Italy. The Venetian fleet which came to the
 2  6,6 |              the interference of the Venetian fleet, they soon became
 3  7,1 |           barred the Adriatic to the Venetian vessels plying in the Mediterranean.~
 4  7,1 |           land and sea. Although the Venetian vessels had relieved the
 5  7,1 |          magnificent presents to the Venetian churches and honorable titles
 6  7,1 |         fixed salary to the doge and Venetian patriarch and their successors,
 7  7,1 |              of May 1082 granted the Venetian merchants the right of buying
 8  7,1 |              tres scalas), where the Venetian vessels could be freely
 9  7,1 |           privileges accorded to the Venetian merchants in the charter
10  7,1 |              formed in the capital a Venetian colony so numerous and wealthy
11  7,1 |           adequate resistance to the Venetian vessels impossible, John
12  7,1 |          them. Then supported by the Venetian vessels, Manuel took possession
13  7,1 |             would have barred to the Venetian vessels the free use of
14  7,1 |           the enormous wealth of the Venetian merchants on the territory
15  7,1 |            historian, addressing the Venetian people, wrote: “Oh, how
16  7,1 |              Latins had taken place. Venetian sources pass over the massacre
17  7,1 |            of 1182. Nevertheless the Venetian merchants no doubt also
18  7,2 |        inducing the crusaders in the Venetian vessels to sail to Constantinople
19  7,3 |            Enrico Dandolo, a typical Venetian in mind and character. Although
20  7,3 |            in view the arrest of the Venetian merchants and the seizure
21  7,3 |         approve, after many years of Venetian trade monopoly in the Eastern
22  7,3 |          Pisa and Genoa, whereby the Venetian commercial prosperity was
23  7,3 |       problem, refuted the theory of Venetian treason and, consequently, “
24  7,3 |            proved as illusive as the Venetian.” The accurate investigation
25  7,3 |     achievement neither Germanic nor Venetian, but French. Of Riant’s
26  7,3 |          Byzantium to Venice for the Venetian property seized by Manuel
27  7,3 |      delivered into the hands of the Venetian clergy, and a Venetian,
28  7,3 |           the Venetian clergy, and a Venetian, Thomas Morosini, was raised
29  7,3 |           excellent stations for the Venetian vessels on their way to
30  7,4 |             letters, namely James, a Venetian, Burgundio, a Pisan, and
31  7,4 |               Under the Comneni, the Venetian vessels which had made an
32  7,4 |    provisions. The boundaries of the Venetian quarter remained unchanged.
33  7,4 |              with Byzantium, and the Venetian and Pisan quarters at Constantinople
34  8,2 |            commanded the body of the Venetian hero to be destroyed.[11]~
35  8,2 |            Theodore Lascaris and the Venetian representative at Constantinople (
36  8,13|        desirous of driving out their Venetian rivals from the East that
37  8,14|           should be elected from the Venetian clergy. The interests of
38  8,14|        elected to the patriarchate a Venetian noble, Thomas Morosini,
39  8,15|           commercial treaty with the Venetian podestá in Constantinople,
40  8,15| Constantinople, which secured to the Venetian merchants the privilege
41  8,15|            the upper hand over their Venetian rivals when, in 1261, Michael
42  9,2 |     organized by Sultan Bayazid. The Venetian Senate, as usual very well-informed
43  9,2 |           the instructions given the Venetian envoys about to go to Constantinople
44  9,2 |              of the sequestration of Venetian vessels.”[17] Owing to the
45  9,3 |          Charles’ native France, the Venetian fleet, the papal forces,
46  9,4 |         language and ending with the Venetian dialect, so that some specialists
47  9,4 |            the Byzantine Empire. The Venetian fleet breaking through the
48  9,6 |               128]~ At that time the Venetian representative at Constantinople
49  9,6 |             the point of view of the Venetian representative reflected
50  9,6 |              not Genoese, especially Venetian and Byzantine, sailing into
51  9,6 |            in which about 150 Greek, Venetian, Aragonese, and Genoese
52  9,6 |             intention of closing the Venetian markets of the Black Sea
53  9,7 |              Sinope, but against the Venetian colonies, south of the Dardanelles,
54  9,8 |            the city regarded the new Venetian masters as aliens. They
55  9,9 |            one painted by the famous Venetian artist, Gentile Bellini,
56  9,9 |              Journal of the Siege, a Venetian, Nicolò Barbaro, wrote, “
57  9,9 |   Constantinople, written in the old Venetian dialect in a dry business
58  9,9 |           business style, by a noble Venetian, Nicolò Barbaro. He enumerated
59  9,17|             coin was introduced. The Venetian type may also be noted.
60  9,18|             Italian, probably in the Venetian dialect.[420] In my own