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 1  7,3 |     Epirus, there was founded the Despotat of Epirus under the rule
 2  8,1 |  Trebizond in Asia Minor, and the Despotat of Epirus in northern Greece.
 3  8,1 |    Alexius I Comnenus; and in the Despotat of Epirus, Michael I Angelus
 4  8,2 |         another Greek center, the Despotat of Epirus; but for many
 5  8,6 |     Nicaea, the Latin Empire, the Despotat of Epirus, and the Bulgarian
 6  8,7 |                               The Despotat of Epirus and its relation
 7  8,7 |         Nicaea the history of the Despotat of Epirus was extremely
 8  8,7 |    Byzantium.~ The founder of the Despotat of Epirus in 1204 was Michael
 9  8,7 | Originally the possessions of the Despotat of Epirus had extended from
10  8,7 |        state.~ The history of the Despotat of Epirus in the thirteenth
11  8,7 |           upon the history of the Despotat by the letters of John Apocaucus (
12  8,7 |       internal administration the Despotat did not differ from the
13  8,7 |          the coast of Epirus, the Despotat was obliged to develop a
14  8,7 |         Nicaea, The church in the Despotat was also independent, and
15  8,7 |       Broader aims, which led the Despotat far beyond the n\arrow limits
16  8,7 |         had no conflicts with the Despotat. With the ascension of John
17  8,7 |           the first attack of the Despotat of Epirus, that is to say,
18  8,12|          near Constantinople. The Despotat of Epirus submitted to Vatatzes’
19  8,16|           with the history of the Despotat of Epirus, the second Hellenic
20  8,16|           century belonged to the Despotat of Epirus).~ In 1897 Krumbacher
21  8,16|        ecclesiastical life of the Despotat of Epirus. John appears
22  8,16|   personality of the epoch of the Despotat of Epirus, George Bardanes,
23  8,16|          cultural movement in the Despotat of Epirus and in the short-lived
24  9,2 |          the restored Empire. The Despotat of Epirus came under the
25  9,2 |        and paid them tribute. The Despotat of Epirus was only to a
26  9,2 |       Trebizond as well as to the Despotat of Serbia to the king of
27  9,4 |    successively controlled by the Despotat of Epirus, the second Bulgarian
28  9,7 |         reorganized as a separate despotat and made the appanage of
29  9,7 |         at Mistra, capital of the Despotat, which burst out at this
30  9,7 |             The chief city of the Despotat of Morea, Mistra, medieval
31  9,8 |           the troops of the Greek despotat in Morea opened hostilities
32  9,9 | possession of the remnants of the Despotat of Epirus, The orthodox
33  9,17|   Thessalonica, Thessaly, and the Despotat of Morea. These territories
34  9,17|        dominions became a sort of despotat whose ruler was almost independent
35  9,17|           the Emperor John V. The Despotat of Morea was also ruled
36  9,18|        the cultural center of the Despotat of Morea. He accompanied