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 1  3,9 |           until the period of the Crusades.~ But the commercial relations
 2  4,1 |        step by step, and even the Crusades, so abounding in results
 3  6,2 |      Christ. He opened the era of Crusades for the East as well as
 4  6,7 |         life during the period of crusades.~ ~ ~
 5  7   |              7. Byzantium and the Crusades~ ~ ~
 6  7,1 |           was “the prelude of the Crusades and preparation (Vorbereitung)
 7  7,1 |      Byzantium.~ The epoch of the crusades is one of the most important
 8  7,1 |        the full importance of the crusades was France, where in 1806
 9  7,1 |      examine the influence of the Crusades upon the civil liberty of
10  7,1 |         out that the epoch of the crusades ceased to be discussed exclusively
11  7,1 |           on the Influence of the Crusades Upon Europe; the other book,
12  7,1 |         Upon the Influence of the Crusades on the State of the European
13  7,1 |        the first.~ Of course, the crusades are the most important epoch
14  7,1 |     origin and development of the crusades. Moreover, the majority
15  7,1 |        those who have studied the crusades have treated the problem
16  7,1 |           relations preceding the crusades.~ In the second half of
17  7,1 |        that the first idea of the crusades and the first call was expressed
18  7,1 |      embody the first plan of the crusades, they show the connection
19  7,1 |          principal causes for the crusades, from the western point
20  7,1 |     especially under Gregory VII. Crusades seemed very desirable to
21  7,1 |      history of the origin of the crusades, however, by informing western
22  7,1 |       experienced three veritable crusades: the wars in Spain against
23  7,1 | associated with the origin of the crusades is the increase in population
24  7,1 |    western Europe. The subsequent crusades did not add very much to
25  7,1 |         historian names the first crusades “sterile insanities” (sterili
26  7,1 |           the West was engaged in crusades against the forces of Asia
27  7,1 |     Eastern Empire had witnessed “crusades” of her own. There had been
28  7,1 |            To the Western eye the Crusades present themselves in all
29  7,1 |       1096 began the epoch of the Crusades, so abounding and rich in
30  7,1 |      Seljuq danger. The two first crusades had not decreased that danger.
31  7,2 |   condition of the success of the crusades.”~ That Henry VI dreamed
32  7,3 |     already been felt in previous crusades, was particularly evident
33  7,3 |          as for the future of the crusades. The Empire could never
34  7,4 |           West resulting from the crusades, began to threaten the very
35  7,4 |          East in the epoch of the crusades. As is known, such disputes
36  7,4 |          place as a result of the crusades: the West and East began
37  7,4 |       strain and burst out in the Crusades and in the founding of the
38  8,16|         176]~ To the epoch of the crusades, especially after the Fourth
39  8,16|       epic poetry previous to the crusades, namely, the poem of Digenes
40  8,16|            177]~ The epoch of the crusades created in Byzantium a more
41  8,16|       romance of the epoch of the crusades. One group of scholars thinks
42  8,16|    literature in the epoch of the crusades, through the contact and
43  8,17|            In connection with the Crusades and the penetration of western
44  8,17|             With the epoch of the crusades, western crusaders and other
45  8,17|          East in the epoch of the Crusades is found in the codes compiled
46  9,18|        revolution achieved by the crusades. This was not the epoch