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 1  2,2 |         who married Eudoxia, the daughter of a German (Frankish) chief;
 2  2,2 |      whose wife Athenais was the daughter of an Athenian philosopher
 3  2,2 |     chosen emperor. Ariadne, the daughter of Leo I, who was married
 4  2,3 |        Arcadius and Eudoxia, the daughter of a Frank who served as
 5  2,3 |     later baptized Eudocia), the daughter of an Athenian philosopher
 6  3   |          he was succeeded by his daughter’s husband, Maurice (582-
 7  3,2 |          her youth, when, as the daughter of the keeper of the bears
 8  3,16|       first, Galla Placidia, the daughter of Theodosius the Great
 9  5,1 |          741-75), married Irene, daughter of the Khagan of the Khazars (
10  5,2 | successor, Constantine, with the daughter of the Khagan of the Khazars,
11  5,6 |         between Rotrud, Charles’ daughter, whom the Greeks called
12  5,6 |      rejoice that your beautiful daughter may go across the seas and
13  5,8 |    unfortunate Strauracius and a daughter of Nicephorus I. But Michael
14  5,8 |        Michael I, married to the daughter of Nicephorus I, an Arabian;
15  6,1 |       sister of Romanus II and a daughter of Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus.
16  6,1 |         married to Constantine’s daughter, Zoë, became emperor and
17  6,7 |         his marriage to Zoë, the daughter of Constantine VIII, urged
18  6,8 |       became engaged to Robert’s daughter. But this did not seem to
19  7,1 |      greatly irritated his elder daughter, Anna, the famous authoress
20  7,1 |    French lady of rare beauty, a daughter of a prince of Antioch.
21  7,1 |          the educated and gifted daughter of the new Emperor, Alexius,
22  7,1 |          himself and his learned daughter give an excellent picture
23  7,1 |     Alexius to an eight‑year‑old daughter of the king of France, Louis
24  7,1 |           endeavors to unite the daughter of Roger with his son.”~
25  7,2 |      birth, who was married to a daughter of the Emperor Alexius;
26  7,2 |     married to his sister Irene, daughter of Isaac Angelus. It was
27  7,2 |          Angeli and married to a daughter of Alexius III. Isaac II
28  7,2 |   marriage of Isaac Angelus to a daughter of the king of Hungary.~
29  7,2 |       Philip of Swabia to Irene, daughter of the deposed Emperor Isaac,
30  7,3 |         and blinded Isaac, whose daughter had been married to the
31  7,3 |       Germany, who had married a daughter of Isaac Angelus, the sister
32  7,3 |      Alexius’ sister and Isaac’s daughter. Irene begged her husband
33  7,4 |        church. Alexius Comnenus’ daughter, Anna, struck by the activity
34  7,4 |         First Crusade.~ Alexius’ daughter Anna and her husband Nicephorus
35  7,4 |         of Bryennius, the eldest daughter of Emperor Alexius, Anna
36  7,4 |    defects, those memoirs of the daughter about her father remain
37  8,2 |    Angeli through his wife Anna, daughter of the former Emperor Alexius
38  8,2 |      reigned his son-in-law, his daughter Irene’s husband, John III
39  8,6 |     Vatatzes, the husband of his daughter Irene, ascended the throne
40  8,9 |   betrothal of Baldwin to Asen’s daughter was suggested. Realizing
41  8,10|         of John Vatatzes, Irene, daughter of Theodore I Lascaris.
42  8,10|   Constance of Hohenstaufen, the daughter of Frederick II, then only
43  8,13|      despot’s son and Theodore’s daughter, resulted in Theodore’s
44  8,16|          of John Vatatzes to the daughter of Frederick II, the epithalamium (
45  8,16|   between him and Chrysantza, “a daughter of the great king of great
46  8,16|          court. Suddenly, in the daughter of the king, Chrysantza,
47  9,2 |          first wife, Anne, was a daughter of the king of Hungary,
48  9,2 |          Catherine de Courtenay, daughter of the titulary Emperor
49  9,2 |          he had even married his daughter to an Ottoman sultan), gained
50  9,2 |         the second time, and his daughter Helena was married to the
51  9,2 |      Emperor had married Helena, daughter of the ruler of Northern
52  9,2 |          Russian princess, Anna, daughter of the grand prince of Moscow,
53  9,2 |         Muhammed II, to whom his daughter was married, and died at
54  9,2 |      practical result.~ Zoë, the daughter of Thomas Palaeologus and
55  9,3 |       Baldwin’s son and Charles’ daughter gave Baldwin the hope, with
56  9,3 |        gave him his illegitimate daughter to wife, and in the following
57  9,6 |     Cantacuzene even married his daughter to Sultan Orkhan. On the
58  9,12|        opposed to son, mother to daughter, sister-in-law to mother-in-law.”[