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 1  5,1 |     because her son, Constantine VI, proclaimed Emperor from
 2  5,2 |          the time of Constantine VI and his mother Irene, when
 3  5,5 |     Because his son, Constantine VI, was a minor, the rule of
 4  5,6 |          the name of Constantine VI.~ If such was the view of
 5  6,1 |       passed on to his sons, Leo VI the Philosopher or the Wise (
 6  6,2 |         under his successor, Leo VI the Wise (886-912). A war
 7  6,2 |   ineffective in the time of Leo VI. In the military clashes
 8  6,2 |        The eastern policy of Leo VI during the second half of
 9  6,2 |      great sea expedition of Leo VI against the allied eastern
10  6,2 |  unsuccessful in the time of Leo VI: in the west Sicily was
11  6,3 |       After the accession of Leo VI (886), peace with Bulgaria
12  6,3 |        the Byzantine Empire. Leo VI, aware of the fact that
13  6,3 |         city to his kingdom. Leo VI succeeded in preventing
14  6,3 |         between the death of Leo VI and the death of Simeon
15  6,4 |          during the reign of Leo VI the Wise in the year 907
16  6,6 |          73]~ In the time of Leo VI, Byzantine possessions in
17  6,6 |      Byzantine arms in Italy Leo VI definitely separated Longobardia
18  6,7 |         886, when his pupil, Leo VI, succeeded Basil I. Five
19  6,7 |     deposition of Photius by Leo VI can be explained by Leo’
20  6,7 |       before his death (912) Leo VI recalled Nicholas from confinement,
21  6,7 |          time of Basil I and Leo VI the Wise, i.e., the Basilics
22  6,7 |  published by his successor, Leo VI. Some scholars believe that
23  6,7 |       his son and successor, Leo VI the Wise, to publish the
24  6,7 |           The compilation of Leo VI, subdivided into sixty books,
25  6,7 |        Novels of Basil I and Leo VI, were also used as sources
26  6,7 |     Eparch. — To the time of Leo VI may perhaps be referred
27  6,7 |          during the reign of Leo VI or later in the tenth century,
28  6,7 |          from the period of Leon VI exist, which supply rich
29  6,7 |         works of Basil I and Leo VI in the ninth and tenth centuries
30  6,7 |         least in the time of Leo VI the Wise the strategi of
31  6,8 |       had been made, and Michael VI Stratioticus, the candidate
32  6,8 |      were gathered.~ Emperor Leo VI the Wise, a pupil of Photius,
33  6,8 |          of Leo V to that of Leo VI (813-86), and Theodore Daphnopates,
34  6,8 |        his tongue;” that Michael VI “admired him profoundly
35  7,2 |        of the situation.~ ~Henry VI and his eastern plans.~
36  7,2 |         son and successor, Henry VI. The latter, filled with
37  7,2 |         It seemed left for Henry VI to carry out what his father
38  7,2 |  revolution the conduct of Henry VI became still more threatening.
39  7,2 |           In the person of Henry VI the new Byzantine Emperor “
40  7,2 |       the crusades.”~ That Henry VI dreamed of a world monarchy
41  7,2 |    Therefore the policy of Henry VI was not only the policy
42  7,3 | especially in the epoch of Henry VI, the German influence was
43  7,3 |        brother of the late Henry VI. A very good opportunity
44  7,3 |          crusade and, like Henry VI, claimed the Eastern Empire;
45  8,10|      person of the Emperor Henry VI, at the end of the twelfth
46  8,17|         Basil’s son, Emperor Leo VI the Philosopher (886-912),
47  8,17|          and her son Constantine VI (780-797),[221] Of course
48  9,2 | proclaimed himself Emperor (John VI). Shortly after, the solemn
49  9,3 |       the king of Germany, Henry VI Hohenstaufen, Frederick
50  9,5 |                     John V, John VI Cantacuzene and the apogee
51  9,7 |          king of France, Charles VI, fulfilled his promise and
52  9,7 |        of troops sent by Charles VI to the East.~ Members of
53  9,7 |    affairs. Finally King Charles VI himself was subject to frequent
54  9,18|       must be attributed to John VI Cantacuzene, who after his
55 App  |       775-780. ~~~~~~Constantine VI, 780-797. ~~~~~~Irene, 797-
56 App  |       Basil I, 867-886.~~~~~~Leo VI the Philosopher (the Wise),
57 App  |          1055-1056.~~~~~~Michael VI Stratioticus, 1056-1057.~~~~~~
58 App  |          V, 1341-1391.~~~~~~John VI Cantacuzene, 1341-1354.~~~~~~