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 1  3,7 |     prayers for “the most clement princes, Justinian and Theodora.”[
 2  4,1 | exaltation of the emperor, of the princes, of all [he soldiers and
 3  5,3 |       Means of Which All Orthodox Princes Have to Regulate All Affairs.
 4  5,8 |           campaign of the Russian princes, Ascold and Dir. But since
 5  5,8 |  Christians in the palaces of the princes. The struggles between the
 6  6,2 |           the title of “Prince of Princes” upon the Armenian ruler
 7  6,5 |          campaigns of the Russian princes.~But the Patzinaks on the
 8  6,5 |          titles upon the Patzinak princes. Thus, in the later years
 9  6,8 |         number of messages to the princes of western Europe and to “
10  6,8 |       ranks upon several Patzinak princes. But these measures provided
11  6,8 |     origin of the first “Russian” princes. It was composed between
12  7,1 |         greatest of the Comnenian princes,” that even “the philosophic
13  7,1 |        Iconium, and several Latin princes from the East, with the
14  7,1 |         he appealed to the Khans (princes) of the Cumans (Polovtzi),
15  7,1 |    movement of counts, dukes, and princes; in other words, a real
16  7,1 |      Bohemond and the other Latin princes at Harran, south of Edessa.
17  7,1 |          relations with the Latin princes in the east, showing thereby
18  7,1 |          influence with the Latin princes of the east, particularly
19  7,1 |     Chatillon and the other Latin princes on foot and unarmed, and
20  7,1 |        Manuel with the Muhammedan princes, he and Qilij Arslan had
21  7,2 |    internal dissensions among the princes, the court intrigues, the
22  7,2 |          and many other Christian princes fell into the hands of Saladin.
23  7,3 |        against the sovereigns and princes of his epoch who were devoting
24  7,4 |        ride horses, and look like princes. Indeed, the land is very
25  8,1 |    Geoffrey de Villehardouin were princes in the Peloponnesus (Morea),
26  8,1 |        Greek states the following princes reigned: at Nicaea (in Bithynia),
27  8,7 |          several western European princes related to the family of
28  8,10| government: “All of us, kings and princes of the earth, especially
29  8,11|         the nobles and to all the princes and barons of the Tartar
30  8,17|       relations between the Latin princes and their vassals] represent
31  9,2 |        stands today in one of the Princes Islands (near Constantinople)
32  9,5 |         there assembled the noble princes of the whole kingdom of
33  9,7 |      their head, and the Slavonic princes; he seems to have intended
34  9,7 |       with some courts of Italian princes of the Renaissance.[169]
35  9,9 |       Popes, sovereigns, bishops, princes, and knights left many epistles
36  9,9 |        its own; there are as many princes as houses. How might one