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 1  7,1 |         Empire by the crusaders in 1204 demonstrated.~ Byzantium
 2  7,1 |            been realized, the year 1204 would have seen Constantinople
 3  7,1 |          conquer Constantinople in 1204 and form the Latin states
 4  7,2 |          old and blind Isaac (1203-1204); then they seated his son
 5  7,2 |     Alexius V Ducas Mourtzouphlos (1204), related to the family
 6  7,2 |          the capital, on April 13, 1204, Constantinople passed over
 7  7,2 |         King John (Calojoannes) in 1204 addressed him as “King of
 8  7,3 | Constantinople by the crusaders in 1204 and the foundation of the
 9  7,3 |        Emperor at the beginning of 1204; Isaac II and Alexius IV
10  7,3 |            March of the same year, 1204, a treaty between Venice
11  7,3 |            day, the 13th of April, 1204, when the crusaders succeeded
12  7,3 |       monasteries. The disaster of 1204 is also mentioned in Russian “
13  7,3 |   conditions established in March, 1204. Constantinople was divided
14  7,3 |     possessions in the East. After 1204 there were three independent
15  7,3 |         shore of the Black Sea, in 1204, was founded the Empire
16  7,3 |            blow inflicted on it in 1204; it lost forever the significance
17  7,3 |         peoples to the East. After 1204 they had to direct their
18  7,4 |           twenty-three years (1081-1204), was marked by extraordinary
19  7,4 |           time.~ As the fatal year 1204 approached, the commercial
20  7,4 |          the city by the Franks in 1204 he was forced to give up
21  7,4 |           sack by the crusaders in 1204, he sought refuge at the
22  7,4 | Constantinople by the crusaders in 1204. The beginning of his history,
23  7,4 |        Latins in Constantinople in 1204; some rhetorical writings,
24  8   |           8. The Empire of Nicaea (1204-61)~ ~ ~
25  8,1 |     international life which after 1204 was established on the ruins
26  8,1 |              After the disaster of 1204 the problem of where the
27  8,2 |           Lascaris, who ruled from 1204 to 1222, there reigned his
28  8,2 |      determined, in the same year, 1204, to conquer Asia Minor.
29  8,2 |    Byzantine-Bulgarian alliance in 1204-5.[8] This alliance, Th.
30  8,5 |       received in the partition of 1204.[42]~ In 1216 the talented
31  8,7 |          the Despotat of Epirus in 1204 was Michael I Angelus. The
32  8,7 |           the system in use before 1204, when its territory had
33  8,13|       number of earthquakes before 1204 had rendered the structural
34  8,14| Constantinople by the crusaders in 1204 took place against the will
35  8,14|          Greek regions which after 1204 had remained independent
36  8,14|      clergy to join the union.~ In 1204, a papal legate made the
37  8,15|           Gabalas, who, soon after 1204, had styled himself “Lord
38  8,16|          the ruin of the Empire in 1204 and its division into a
39  8,16|    Constantinople by the Franks in 1204. John took an active part
40  8,16|    Constantinople by the Latins in 1204.~ All of these works were
41  8,17|       again under the Angeli (1185-1204).~ With the epoch of the
42  9,2 |        recovered after the sack of 1204, passed into the hands of
43  9,9 |           seized Constantinople in 1204.”[226]~ A popular Christian
44  9,9 |    Constantinople by the Latins in 1204, bewailed the event of 1453.
45  9,18|           covering the period from 1204 to 1359, the epoch of the
46  9,18|             The events previous to 1204 are sketched briefly, and
47  9,18|    Constantinople by the Franks in 1204.”[437] On the contrary,
48 App  |         time) and Alexius IV, 1203-1204.~~~~~~Alexius V Ducas Mourtzouphlos,
49 App  |     Alexius V Ducas Mourtzouphlos, 1204.~~~~~~Theodore I Lascaris,
50 App  |               Theodore I Lascaris, 1204-1222.~~~~~~John III Ducas