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 1  6,2|           of the western Emperor, Louis II, who occupied the important
 2  6,2|     dissolved. After the death of Louis the population of Bari handed
 3  6,6|   interesting correspondence with Louis II exists. It appears from
 4  6,6|          of the imperial title by Louis II. Thus, even in the second
 5  6,6|       asserted that the letter of Louis II to Basil is spurious,[
 6  6,6|          to form an alliance with Louis II failed. The Byzantine
 7  7,1|         time. The king of France, Louis VII, seems to have been
 8  7,1|   conception the original plan of Louis VII widened. Owing to Bernard,
 9  7,1|        via Hungary; a month later Louis went the same way. The march
10  7,1|        particularly dubious about Louis with whom, shortly before
11  7,1|           Italian possessions; in Louis, Manuel suspected he saw
12  7,1|          became agitated. Some of Louis’ chiefs suggested to him
13  7,1|        success in Asia Minor, and Louis consented to cross over
14  7,1|         oath to Manuel. Only when Louis made his appearance in Asia
15  7,1|     crusade accomplished nothing. Louis, who remained in the East,
16  7,1|       towards the north. Finally, Louis VII, afflicted by the failure
17  7,1|        had governed France during Louis’ absence, was the initiator
18  7,1|   daughter of the king of France, Louis VII. The little princess
19  7,3|   Champagne, Baldwin of Flanders, Louis of Blois, and many others
20  8,8|          of France, the mother of Louis IX, Pope Honorius III, speaking
21  9,3|    brother of the king of France, Louis IX (St. Louis), became the
22  9,3|          of France, Louis IX (St. Louis), became the executor of
23  9,3|      brother, the king of France, Louis IX, who was the most pious,
24  9,3|   Circumstances tended to involve Louis also in the history of Byzantium.
25  9,3|           Byzantium. Michael sent Louis IX a manuscript of the New
26  9,3| concurrence.”[39]~ At the outset, Louis IX disapproved of the decision
27  9,3|           Byzantium also met with Louis’ serious objection, because,
28  9,3|         which strongly influenced Louis. Besides, Michael’s decision,
29  9,3|    Michael’s decision, with which Louis had been acquainted through
30  9,3|       expected that pressure from Louis would really persuade his
31  9,3|  hostilities against Byzantium by Louis’ second crusade to Tunis,
32  9,3|           40] The sudden death of Louis in Tunis in 1270 destroyed
33  9,3|  negotiations a short time before Louis’ death, went back, said