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 1  3,9 |      stands out as an epoch-making mark in the history of Byzantine
 2  3,16|           can be obtained from St. Mark’s at Venice, which was built
 3  3,16| achievements, however, left a deep mark. in the history of human
 4  5,8 |          opposite tendencies which mark the Macedonian era. If at
 5  6,6 |        century the republic of St. Mark (Venice) freed itself completely
 6  7,1 |      prodigality, John stamped his mark upon the court, which, under
 7  7,1 |       promised the Republic of St. Mark enormous trade privileges.
 8  7,1 |            for the Republic of St. Mark quite an exceptional position
 9  7,1 |            and the Republic of St. Mark.~ ~Struggle of the Empire
10  7,1 |      opened to the Republic of St. Mark the Byzantine markets. “
11  7,1 |        granted the Republic of St. Mark quite exceptional trade
12  7,1 |        Venice. The Republic of St. Mark, aware of Manuel’s plans
13  7,1 |        Manuel into Antioch in 1159 mark the triumph of the Byzantine
14  7,1 |           with the Republic of St. Mark “in order to support the
15  7,3 |     benefit of the Republic of St. Mark were involved, Dandolo had
16  7,3 |            pay the Republic of St. Mark the full amount fixed and
17  7,3 |            of the cathedral of St. Mark.~ Nicetas Choniates, in
18  7,3 |       Romania. The Republic of St. Mark received some points on
19  7,3 |       hands of the Republic of St. Mark, the best harbors, the most
20  7,4 |        eleventh century we already mark a decline in the feeling
21  7,4 |       Venice, the cathedral of St. Mark, reproducing in plan the
22  8,2 |           being the most excellent mark of imperial sympathy.”[24]
23  8,13|         enable him to make a great mark upon the history of his
24  8,15|       Vatatzes the Republic of St. Mark was hostile to Nicaea. At
25  8,16|           and the prototype of St. Mark’s at Venice, St. John at
26  9,3 |           with the Republic of St. Mark restoring and confirming
27  9,3 |         plans, the Republic of St. Mark rapidly changed her policy;
28  9,5 |       failure. The Republic of St. Mark, unreconciled to the return
29  9,6 |     forgotten, the Republic of St. Mark made an alliance with the
30  9,7 |          156]~ The Republic of St. Mark was in a difficult position
31  9,8 |          hand, the Republic of St. Mark wanted to take possession
32  9,9 |        Constantinople, left a deep mark in the sources, which, in
33  9,15|       patriarch of Constantinople; Mark (Marcus), the metropolitan
34  9,15|      Several Greeks, however, with Mark of Ephesus at their head,
35  9,15|     Orthodox party gathered around Mark of Ephesus, who had refused
36  9,18|          great importance. Marcus (Mark) Eugenicus, metropolitan
37  9,18|     remarked; “It is not the least mark of originality in this Byzantine
38  9,18|           and of the Church of St. Mark at Venice caused Aïnalov
39  9,19|         present-day library of St. Mark (Bibliotheca Marciana);
40  9,19|    refutation of Marcus Eugenicus (Mark of Ephesus), and works of