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 1  3,15|     History of the Peninsula of Morea in the Middle Ages, which
 2  3,15|     History of the Peninsula of Morea he advanced a new Albanian
 3  7,3 |       at that time often called Morea, a name whose etymological
 4  7,3 |         the right of conquering Morea to one of his knights, a
 5  7,3 |          if the Franks had lost Morea, the possession of Clermont
 6  7,3 |        mountains. The Greeks of Morea, at least the majority of
 7  7,3 |      the so-called Chronicle of Morea (fourteenth century) which
 8  7,3 |        of fact the Chronicle of Morea cannot occupy a chief place
 9  7,3 |  finally, with the geography of Morea at that time. The Chronicle
10  7,3 |     that time. The Chronicle of Morea, as a source exceptionally
11  7,3 |  certainly the Frankish rule in Morea, and probably the Chronicle
12  7,3 |       probably the Chronicle of Morea itself, influenced Goethe,
13  7,3 | represented in the Chronicle of Morea. In a conversation between
14  7,3 |       time of the Latin sway in Morea, is without doubt described,
15  7,3 |   influence of the Chronicle of Morea, and therefore from the
16  7,3 |  therefore from the conquest of Morea by the Franks came some
17  8,1 |     Achaia in the Peloponnesus (Morea) and the Duchy of Athens
18  8,1 |    princes in the Peloponnesus (Morea), and Othon de la Roche
19  8,13|        his noble retinue in the Morea, set out for Europe, to
20  8,17|      the so-called Chronicle of Morea, a rich mine of information
21  8,17|    Jerusalem were introduced in Morea, which had been conquered
22  9,2 |     that time was the Despot of Morea. The sultan was informed
23  9,2 |        A deputation was sent to Morea, which notified Constantine
24  9,4 |     History of the Peninsula of Morea in the Middle Ages, that,
25  9,7 |         terrible destruction on Morea, where Manuel’s brother
26  9,7 |       Later, during a voyage to Morea, Manuel wrote another letter
27  9,7 |         Theodore, the despot of Morea, to come there with a considerable
28  9,7 |         of meeting Ferdinand in Morea, but Ferdinand never came.[
29  9,7 |   Crusade, the Peloponnesus (or Morea) passed into the power of
30  9,7 |       own forces, the Despot of Morea proposed to yield his possessions
31  9,7 |         city of the Despotat of Morea, Mistra, medieval Sparta,
32  9,7 |         tombs of the Despots of Morea. Here John Cantacuzene died
33  9,7 |      the court of the Despot of Morea during the reign of Manuel
34  9,7 |      the other to the Despot of Morea, Theodore. The German historian,
35  9,7 |     History of the Peninsula of Morea, to draw the attention of
36  9,7 |       state tries to be born in Morea. And however vain these
37  9,7 |       by Manuel, and devastated Morea.[184] Manuel’s co-emperor
38  9,8 |  duration, in the Peloponnesus (Morea), an appanage nearly independent
39  9,8 |        of the Greek despotat in Morea opened hostilities against
40  9,8 |        end to Frankish power in Morea. From then to the time of
41  9,8 |           One of the Despots of Morea, Constantine, John VIII’
42  9,8 |    terms; he remained Despot of Morea and pledged himself to pay
43  9,9 |     part of the Peloponnesus or Morea at some distance from the
44  9,9 |        the Greek possessions in Morea, in order to prevent the
45  9,9 |        to prevent the Despot of Morea from coming to the aid of
46  9,17|   Thessaly, and the Despotat of Morea. These territories therefore
47  9,17|         John V. The Despotat of Morea was also ruled by sons or
48  9,17|         was appointed Despot of Morea, he more or less restored
49  9,17|        to the Byzantine work in Morea.~ Under the pressure of
50  9,18|      with its surroundings, and Morea. Apparently there would
51  9,18|       center of the Despotat of Morea. He accompanied Emperor
52  9,18|     version of the Chronicle of Morea, more than nine thousand