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 1  6,2 |               ruined by the Arabs; “the feudal lords were exterminated
 2  6,8 |                 but in the midst of the feudal anarchy of the West.”[184]~
 3  7,1 |          general religious emotion, the feudal nobility, barons, and knights,
 4  7,1 |            ground down by the burden of feudal despotism and swept away
 5  7,1 |                 a temporary relief from feudal oppression, a postponement
 6  7,1 |                organized on the western feudal pattern.~ The First Crusade,
 7  7,2 |             place there were formed the feudal Latin Empire with Constantinople
 8  7,3 |      inclination for traveling, and the feudal custom of spending life
 9  7,3 |             large or small were to take feudal oath to the Emperor; only
10  7,3 |               Empire was founded on the feudal basis. The conquered territory
11  7,3 |           received the western European feudal organization. After William,
12  7,3 |              the formation of the Latin feudal states and possessions on
13  7,3 |                  This imposing medieval feudal construction became in the
14  7,3 |             Greco-Byzantine and western feudal elements united together
15  7,3 |                the East, established on feudal grounds, possessed no strong
16  7,3 |                 number of west European feudal states and never again,
17  7,4 |                 the central government; feudal processes were sweepingly
18  8,1 |               received western European feudal organization. The Franks
19  8,1 |            places. Along with the Latin feudal possessions on the territory
20  8,1 |                extremely important. The feudal states founded in the East
21  8,7 |              states, on the east by the feudal Kingdom of Thessalonica,
22  8,13|                That deformed chivalrous feudal state of the Latins belongs
23  8,16|           established a number of Latin feudal dominions, belong several
24  8,17|             fact has been obscured that feudal conditions established in
25  8,17|               development. No doubt the feudal process was far from reaching
26  8,17|              the Middle Ages and in the feudal epoch began to be called
27  8,17|                the Roman period, in the feudal epoch meant giving certain
28  8,17|               similarly in the west the feudal term beneficium failed to
29  8,17|                 actual western European feudal terms, though in Greek form,
30  8,17|           easily adaptable to their own feudal forms. In a document of
31  8,17|               material for the study of feudal relations on the territory
32  8,17|                 immunity on the western feudal model.~ It is usually supposed
33  8,17| exkuseias-immunities created as it were feudal centers, monastery-principalities,
34  8,17|             trait of a western European feudal state is first of all the
35  8,17|         Byzantine monasteries, from the feudal standpoint, were created
36  8,17|                between western European feudal lords, dukes (duces) and
37  8,17|                 an attempt at a typical feudal division such as often took
38  8,17|               furnish some material for feudal analogies. In the seventh
39  8,17|                 but in the midst of the feudal anarchy of the West.”[236]
40  8,17|             large domains and resembled feudal barons rather than Roman
41  8,17|             Jerusalem were based on the feudal customs of eleventh century
42  8,17|                 better understanding of feudal relations in the Christian
43  8,17|            wrote a complete treatise of feudal holdings superior to anything
44  8,17|              very important book on the feudal monarchy in the Latin Kingdom
45  8,17|              Cour are in essence French feudal law, and the feudal system
46  8,17|              French feudal law, and the feudal system of Jerusalem, if
47  8,17|             system of Jerusalem, if the feudal system be taken to mean
48  8,17|               old assertion that in the feudal system of Jerusalem we find
49  8,17|             hands of scholars a code of feudal law brought into a definite
50  8,17|           Byzantium “a real embryo of a feudal order, although not the
51  8,17|               not even imagine that any feudal processes might have existed
52  8,17|               course the well-organized feudal hierarchy which in the feudal
53  8,17|           feudal hierarchy which in the feudal society of the West created
54  9,17|         important role, and established feudal relations with smaller landowners.