Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,2 |       to whom the Alemanni and Franks have listened.”[78] Soon
 2  2,5 |        Clovis, the king of the Franks, Anastasius sent a diploma
 3  3,4 |      the Vandals, the orthodox Franks were constantly struggling
 4  3,4 |    Provence to the King of the Franks. It must also be remembered
 5  4,1 |    stones.[20] The king of the Franks, Dagobert, sent special
 6  5,6 |       pope and the king of the Franks which eventually led to
 7  5,6 |    before, only “a king of the Franks and Lombards, and a Roman
 8  6,2 |    Hellenes as well as for the Franks [i.e., for the western European
 9  6,8 |     Patzinaks, Varangians, and Franks (a name applied in this
10  6,8 |        Bulgarians, Dalmatians, Franks, southern Italians, Venetians,
11  7,1 |        all, the passage of the Franks, or their invasion, or I
12  7,1 | reports that the armies of the Franks had appeared from the direction
13  7,3 |    Latin Empire, remarks, “The Franks and all their chiefs have
14  7,3 |    reconquered Mistra from the Franks. Even today Mistra strikes
15  7,3 |       that castle that, if the Franks had lost Morea, the possession
16  7,3 |       the whole peninsula. The Franks also built some other strongholds.~
17  7,3 |        In the Peloponnesus the Franks succeeded in establishing
18  7,3 |        seen in the rule of the Franks a welcome relief from the
19  7,3 |       conquest of Morea by the Franks came some of the material
20  7,4 |      clearly been aimed at the Franks and should have hindered
21  7,4 |     was an act friendly to the Franks and entirely corresponded
22  7,4 |    conquest of the city by the Franks in 1204 he was forced to
23  8,1 |       feudal organization. The Franks formed the following states:
24  8,1 |       disorganized enough; the Franks fought against the Bulgars;
25  8,2 |   country took the part of the Franks and began to pay them tributes.”[
26  8,2 |   future. “The dominion of the Franks over Romania ended on this
27  8,5 |       a considerable number of Franks and well-armed Greeks.[37]~
28  8,7 |  absorption by the neighboring Franks and Bulgars. Broader aims,
29  8,9 |       territories. The Latins [Franks] have kept only the cities
30  8,13|        of the expulsion of the Franks, Greek sources express great
31  8,14|      had been elected from the Franks, the Latin patriarch should
32  8,16|     occupied or menaced by the Franks. Such an invitation was
33  8,16|       of Constantinople by the Franks. Enjoying leisure and tranquility
34  8,16|       of Constantinople by the Franks in 1204. John took an active
35  9,2 |  another castle erected by the Franks in the mountains of Taygetus
36  9,4 |       had reconquered from the Franks Laconia in the southeast
37  9,9 |      conquered Athens from the Franks;[229] shortly after all
38  9,18|       of Constantinople by the Franks in 1204.”[437] On the contrary,