Chapter, Paragraph

 1  3,15|                the blood relations of the Serbs and Bulgars, the Dalmatians
 2  7,1 |                the peoples mentioned, the Serbs and Magyars (Hungarians)
 3  7,1 |             Scodra (Skadar, Scutari). The Serbs had taken part in the army
 4  7,1 |                peace was made between the Serbs and the Empire.~ Relations
 5  7,1 |        dissatisfaction to the Empire. The Serbs who, along with the Bulgars,
 6  7,1 |                  support Manuel; then the Serbs supported by the Hungarians (
 7  7,2 |                 way to the Holy Land. The Serbs and Bulgarians intended
 8  7,2 |                  with the Bulgarians. The Serbs and Bulgarians proposed
 9  7,2 |                into negotiations with the Serbs and Bulgarians. For the
10  7,2 |                   s negotiations with the Serbs and Bulgarians, which had
11  7,4 |            aggressions of the Hungarians, Serbs, and the peoples beyond
12  8,12|                 by Slavs, that is, by the Serbs, was to be made in the fourteenth
13  9,2 |           threatened from Asia Minor, the Serbs and Bulgars from the north;
14  9,2 |                  strength, especially the Serbs of the fourteenth century
15  9,2 |                 their own political aims, Serbs, Bulgars, and especially
16  9,3 |               satisfied. He addressed the Serbs and Bulgars and found in
17  9,3 |                the Byzantine Emperor; the Serbs and Bulgars, Baldwin II
18  9,3 |             forces, and the armies of the Serbs and Bulgars. The Byzantine
19  9,4 | Greco-Slavo-Turkish, controlling both the Serbs and the Bulgars.~The Ottoman
20  9,4 |                century, from Serbia.~ The Serbs and the closely related,
21  9,4 |           Hungarian (Magyar) Kingdom, the Serbs remained faithful to Byzantium
22  9,4 |               contrast to the Bulgars the Serbs failed to form one unified
23  9,4 |                  did not appear among the Serbs until the twelfth century,
24  9,4 |           grandfather. The victory of the Serbs in 1330 over the Bulgars,
25  9,5 |            himself Tsar of the Romans and Serbs,[107] and upon his son he
26  9,5 |                   Romans, and then of the Serbs, that is, to establish in
27  9,5 |               proclamation as tsar of the Serbs and Greeks would be legal
28  9,5 |                 title of the “Tsar of the Serbs and Romans,” which might
29  9,6 |                    The great “Tsar of the Serbs and Greeks,” Dushan, was
30  9,6 |                  to be on the side of the Serbs. The story goes that a noble
31  9,13|                   the Turks and later the Serbs, and second, against severe
32  9,17|            menaced by the Normans, Turks, Serbs, Venetians, and Genoese,
33  9,17|                   Genoese, and Venetians, Serbs and Bulgars. There were
34  9,18|                  the Greek Empire, to the Serbs, the Bosniaks, the Bulgarians