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 1  2,2 |           the daughter of a German (Frankish) chief; and the son of Arcadius,
 2  2,5 |        Quite naturally, the distant Frankish kingdom could in no way
 3  3,3 |            to rule in the West. The Frankish king, Clovis, had received
 4  3,12|      establish an alliance with the Frankish king Childebert II (570-
 5  3,12|            reconquering the ancient Frankish possessions for himself
 6  3,12|            was to elapse before the Frankish kings, summoned by the pope
 7  5,2 |            the Christian ruler (the Frankish king or the Byzantine emperor)
 8  5,2 | all-powerful major-domo of the weak Frankish king.[14]~ After their defeat
 9  5,6 |       friendship and defense in the Frankish kingdom among the rising
10  5,6 |           of the eighth century the Frankish throne was occupied by the
11  5,7 |       resulting friendship with the Frankish rulers initiated a new and
12  5,8 |       Ingelheim at the court of the Frankish king, Lewis the Pious; and
13  6,7 |           church in the time of the Frankish kings, who complained of
14  6,7 |             property in the western Frankish kingdom under the famous
15  6,7 |            of this exarchate to the Frankish king, Pippin the Brief.
16  7,1 |  preparation (Vorbereitung) for the Frankish dominion in Greece,” “the
17  7,1 |         These relations between the Frankish empire of Charlemagne and
18  7,1 |             scholars that a kind of Frankish protectorate had been established
19  7,1 |           the Holy Land.” The term “Frankish protectorate,” like many
20  7,1 |            of the ninth century the Frankish Empire had very important
21  7,1 |             which put an end to the Frankish protectorate there.~ When,
22  7,1 |         chronicle asserted, when “a Frankish army had set forth on a
23  7,1 |             have been accustomed to Frankish insults, we bear misfortunes
24  7,3 |          living in the epoch of the Frankish rule in the Peloponnesus,
25  7,3 |          suppose that certainly the Frankish rule in Morea, and probably
26  8,1 |            number of states, partly Frankish, partly Greek, of which
27  8,1 |        Greeks struggled against the Frankish newcomers, the Turks and
28  8,2 |             the site of the hostile Frankish realm a great Greco-Slavonic
29  8,2 |       destroyed the strength of the Frankish dominion at Constantinople,
30  8,2 |       Constantinople, who after the Frankish invasion had withdrawn to
31  8,5 |            the basis upon which the Frankish dominion in Greece developed.”[
32  8,16|       complex literary setting. The Frankish conquerors who brought into
33  8,16|       familiar for a long time with Frankish culture; but the chief problem,
34  8,16|            kernel of the plot is of Frankish or of Greco-Eastern origin,
35  8,16|         development existed in both Frankish and Greek lands. Just as
36  8,16|             seems to have given the Frankish barons who came as conquerors
37  8,16|          art was concerned, the new Frankish principalities established
38  8,17|            roots, it was already in Frankish form when it passed in Byzantium.”[
39  8,17|             the Western Church. The Frankish kings had early begun to
40  8,17|            third of the land in the Frankish state belonged to the Church.
41  8,17|           model of the reception of Frankish kings or German emperors.
42  9,2 |           of Castoria, three strong Frankish fortresses in the Peloponnesus:
43  9,2 |             successfully fought the Frankish dukes.~ But the rest of
44  9,3 |          the supreme power over all Frankish dominions in the former
45  9,8 |           and thereby put an end to Frankish power in Morea. From then
46  9,9 |             the ruins of the Greek, Frankish, and Slavonic states;”[210]
47  9,18|             romance the blending of Frankish culture with Eastern living
48  9,18|     Belthandros and Chrysantza” the Frankish culture is still quite distinct
49  9,18|           Greek, in “Lybistros” the Frankish culture has deeply penetrated
50  9,18|             is laid in a setting of Frankish feudalism. The personality