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 1  7,3 |               who was then still the despot of Nicaea. Baldwin succeeded
 2  7,3 |              the Byzantine title of “Despot,” was released from paying
 3  8,2 |         title not of emperor, but of despot. Within the country anarchy
 4  8,2 |   proclaiming him emperor instead of despot. As the Greek patriarch
 5  8,7 |              as a great support. The despot Michael I considered himself
 6  8,7 |             The original task of the Despot of Epirus was to preserve
 7  8,7 |           brother’s lifetime the new despot, Theodore Angelus, had stayed
 8  8,7 |           back to Epirus to help the despot in ruling the state, the
 9  8,7 |      Theodore Angelus had become the Despot of Epirus, he paid no attention
10  8,9 |             emperor but with that of despot. But this is doubtful: he
11  8,10| anathematized both Frederick and the Despot of Epirus. It is clear that
12  8,10|             In another letter to the Despot of Epirus Frederick wrote: “
13  8,13|          Theodore’s relations to the Despot of Epirus in connection
14  8,13|        proposed marriage between the despot’s son and Theodore’s daughter,
15  8,13|             of Nicaea arose from the Despot of Epirus, who succeeded
16  8,13|             Empire consisting of the despot himself, the king of Sicily,
17  8,13|           Manfred, a relative of the despot and the natural son of Frederick
18  8,13|           the Roman state, i.e., the Despot of Epirus and his associates]
19  8,13|         Empire. The dominions of the Despot of Epirus were reduced to
20  8,14|            III as emperor or even as despot and was called in his letter
21  8,16|              were Theodore Comnenus, despot of Epirus, and the famous
22  8,16|             Frederick II and Manuel, Despot of Thessalonica, brother
23  8,16|            by John of Naupactus. The Despot of Epirus, Theodore Angelus,
24  9,2 |             who at that time was the Despot of Morea. The sultan was
25  9,2 |            from the residence of the Despot at Mistra, he sailed at
26  9,3 |           Charles’ subjects, and the Despot of Epirus took the oath
27  9,7 |            ruling under the title of Despot.~ Meanwhile, popular dissatisfaction
28  9,7 |           Manuel’s son Theodore, the despot of Morea, to come there
29  9,7 |             with his own forces, the Despot of Morea proposed to yield
30  9,7 |             Sparta, residence of the Despot, was in the fourteenth century
31  9,7 |             168] at the court of the Despot, in his castle of Mistra,
32  9,7 |            lived at the court of the Despot of Morea during the reign
33  9,7 |              second son Theodore was Despot at the time. The Emperor’
34  9,7 |        Emperor, and the other to the Despot of Morea, Theodore. The
35  9,8 |       Thessalonica with the title of despot, realized that with his
36  9,8 |             of Greeks. The horrified Despot Constantine was glad to
37  9,8 |          sultan’s terms; he remained Despot of Morea and pledged himself
38  9,8 |           graciously received by the despot (Constantinum cognomento
39  9,8 |            stay at Mistra, under the Despot Theodore Palaeologus, in
40  9,9 |              in order to prevent the Despot of Morea from coming to
41  9,17|           Constantinople again, the “Despot Dragas,” John’s brother,
42  9,17|         Thessalonica received as her despot one of the sons of the Emperor
43  9,17|              which was seized by the Despot of Epirus, and in the northeastern
44  9,17|             of John V, was appointed Despot of Morea, he more or less