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 1  2,3 |      Moesia and till the soil, and promised to furnish soldiers for
 2  3,4 |           while the king of Persia promised to preserve religious toleration
 3  3,6 |      Justinian by which the latter promised not to persecute them or
 4  3,8 |         their duties honestly were promised promotion. Thus, the duty
 5  4,1 |          for this favor the caliph promised to pay a certain tribute.
 6  5,8 |           for which the Arabs were promised certain Byzantine border
 7  6,6 |             whose illusory schemes promised to introduce disturbance
 8  7,1 |          of her fleet, the Emperor promised the Republic of St. Mark
 9  7,1 |          their turn, the Venetians promised to be the faithful subjects
10  7,1 |        Robert to remind him of the promised reinforcements. Finally,
11  7,1 |             crusaders”). They were promised remission of sins, relief
12  7,1 |          the crusading chiefs, who promised to restore to Alexius, as
13  7,1 |            Comnenus were: Bohemond promised to consider himself the
14  7,1 |          to him by the Emperor. He promised to make war on his nephew
15  7,1 |          that the German sovereign promised to be “a friend of the Emperor’
16  7,1 |    Byzantium with Germany, who had promised to send the Emperor a land
17  7,1 |       massacre of 1182 and to have promised compensation for loss, in
18  7,2 |           at the same time Saladin promised to return the Holy Land
19  7,2 |            the eastern Empire, but promised to help him cross the Hellespont,
20  7,2 |        delivered him hostages, and promised to supply the crusaders
21  7,3 |            Instead of reaching the Promised Land, you thirsted for the
22  7,3 |       throne. For that aid Alexius promised to subordinate Byzantium
23  7,3 |         which the son of Isaac has promised them, and have forgotten
24  7,3 |  possession of the eastern markets promised limitless wealth and a brilliant
25  7,3 |      missed the imperial crown was promised some possessions in Asia
26  7,4 |       through his envoy officially promised Pope Alexander III the union
27  7,4 |        before he could publish the promised continuation of his book
28  8,5 |           to murmur against us and promised Lascaris support if he would
29  8,9 |       accepted the proposition and promised Baldwin that he would free
30  8,10|            agreement. Frederick II promised Vatatzes to free Constantinople
31  8,14| Constantinople would engage in the promised crusade. Secular, political,
32  9,3 |           papal curia, to which he promised the union of the churches.
33  9,3 |           of Peter’s ambition, and promised him a subsidy if he opened
34  9,7 |         and honor, but without the promised military support, returned
35  9,7 |           shows that Ferdinand had promised Manuel’s son Theodore, the
36  9,8 |          raisins, and other things promised great advantages. During
37  9,9 |          the city, as Muhammed had promised his soldiers, lasted for