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 1  4,1 |        established himself in the Sicilian city of Syracuse. He spent
 2  5,8 |         dynasty, of all the large Sicilian cities, only Syracuse remained
 3  6,2 |       upon his relations with the Sicilian Arabs.~ The beginning of
 4  6,2 |     exaggerated.~ In the west the Sicilian Arabs continued their raids
 5  6,2 |      interesting to know that the Sicilian expedition of this period
 6  6,6 |         that was left of the vast Sicilian theme because, through the
 7  6,7 |           European, including the Sicilian theme, part of which formed
 8  7,1 |       which the foundation of the Sicilian Kingdom opened a new era
 9  7,1 |    regarding the formation of the Sicilian kingdom and the creation
10  7,1 |           Byzantium. Owing to the Sicilian fleet and intrigues, the
11  7,1 |         French abbot wrote to the Sicilian King: “Our hearts, the hearts
12  7,1 |           Roger II, died. The new Sicilian king, William I, set as
13  7,1 |         point of departure in the Sicilian kingdom for the plans of
14  9,3 |         Charles of Anjou, and the Sicilian Vespers. — The attitude
15  9,3 |        entirely the policy of the Sicilian king and broke the union
16  9,3 |           known in history as the Sicilian Vespers.[57] Michael VIII
17  9,3 |           in this rebellion,  The Sicilian Vespers, one of the most
18  9,3 |     Michele Amari, The War of the Sicilian Vespers. This book, written
19  9,3 |      hundredth anniversary of the Sicilian Vespers, when a great number
20  9,3 |         the Spanish archives. The Sicilian Vespers, which at first
21  9,3 |         creator and leader of the Sicilian revolution of 1282 was a
22  9,3 |          revolution of 1282 was a Sicilian exile, Giovanni Procida (
23  9,3 |        the representatives of the Sicilian nobility, and others; that
24  9,3 |           among the causes of the Sicilian revolution, has only secondary
25  9,3 |  secondary significance.[59]~ The Sicilian people felt bitter anger
26  9,3 |        used the discontent of the Sicilian population. Peter, related
27  9,3 | Ghibellines, and a portion of the Sicilian nobility sided with Peter.
28  9,3 |    importance to Byzantium of the Sicilian Vespers, which deprived
29  9,3 |          in the settlement of the Sicilian problem. In his autobiography
30  9,3 |         tell the truth.”[60]~ The Sicilian Vespers greatly affected
31  9,3 | occupation of Constantinople. The Sicilian Vespers made that impossible,
32  9,3 |          Charles of Anjou and the Sicilian Vespers entirely altered
33  9,4 |         Charles to Anjou; but the Sicilian Vespers had removed that
34  9,4 |         which burst out after the Sicilian Vespers. When at the very
35  9,4 |         organized upon Spanish or Sicilian models, has generally been
36  9,11|       submission also even if the Sicilian danger were averted. But