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 1  2,3 |        of Constantinople. Before friendly relations were established,
 2  3,6 |         Roman church and renewed friendly relations with it. This
 3  3,13|          pope, were peaceful and friendly throughout his reign. In
 4  3,13|        reign. In memory of these friendly relations the exarch of
 5  4,1 |     believed in the existence of friendly, and, more frequently, unfriendly,
 6  4,2 |          and stood in the way of friendly relations with the papal
 7  4,4 |          Justinian, who had been friendly towards them, moved southward
 8  5,8 |    received the ambassadors in a friendly manner, yet they gave Theophilus
 9  5,8 |     influence, a closer and more friendly relation developed between
10  6,2 |         referred to them in very friendly terms. Thus the patriarch
11  6,3 |         in Constantinople. These friendly relations were very advantageous
12  6,4 |     centuries to come.”[62]~ The friendly relations established by
13  6,4 |         the latter. Peaceful and friendly relations were established
14  6,5 |         to maintain peaceful and friendly relations with the Patzinaks
15  6,5 |          as the Patzinaks remain friendly to the Empire, neither the
16  6,7 |   Mysticus strove to restore the friendly relations with Rome which
17  7,1 |          was uncertain whether a friendly or unfriendly hand would
18  7,1 |      journey from the East, to a friendly understanding with Roger
19  7,1 |     success. In all probability, friendly relations between Byzantium
20  7,1 |         had had for some years a friendly connection, and in 1161‑
21  7,1 |        very important; a sort of friendly treaty was made, but it
22  7,1 |       two sovereigns became very friendly, and in the last years of
23  7,2 |         to secure for themselves friendly relations with the rulers
24  7,2 |      West had been strained. The friendly understanding of Frederick
25  7,2 |        this reason alone, have a friendly attitude towards another
26  7,3 |     Venice were not particularly friendly. A legend relates that,
27  7,4 |        sometimes ready to lend a friendly hand to the Emperor, especially
28  7,4 |       the prohibition was an act friendly to the Franks and entirely
29  8,2 |         insultingly to Kalojan’s friendly propositions, giving him
30  8,2 |        unnatural Greco-Bulgarian friendly understanding, which had
31  8,2 |         Empire could not live on friendly and peaceful terms.~ Nicaea,
32  8,9 |    alliance with Asen. But their friendly relations did not last long.
33  8,9 |   coalition, “contributed to the friendly understanding between Manuel
34  8,10|      interesting question of the friendly relations between the two
35  8,10|       Angelus of Epirus had held friendly correspondence with the
36  8,10|      right, but also that of our friendly and beloved neighbours,
37  8,10|          and heretics.”[81]~ The friendly intercourse between Frederick
38  8,10|         Vatatzes, relying on the friendly support of the western Emperor,
39  8,11|          and Trebizond came to a friendly understanding with the Muhammedan
40  8,15|         was soon forgotten.~ The friendly relations with Venice did
41  8,15|        Palaeologus continued his friendly relations with the Genoese.~ ~
42  9,3 |    Charles’ realm, was also on a friendly footing with him and for
43  9,3 |          laid the foundation for friendly relations between the Byzantine
44  9,3 |         that time Michael was on friendly terms with Hulagu, head
45  9,3 |   Michael’s whole reign.[72] The friendly relations between Michael
46  9,4 |       the Ottomans, entered into friendly relations with the Empire
47  9,4 |     conditions, he then restored friendly relations with Venice, making
48  9,6 |        side claimed victory. The friendly relations between the Genoese
49  9,7 |      results. Shortly after, the friendly relations between Byzantium
50  9,7 |      Hard pressed, Manuel opened friendly negotiations with Venice.
51  9,7 | conversing from the galleys in a friendly manner, crossed the straits
52  9,18|         with whom he was on very friendly terms (11 letters), and