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... Peter de Vinea 54 Dismay at Milan .. 55 Frederick's triumph at Cremona 56 He gains Lodi ; his harsh demands . 57 Death of John de Brienne . 58 1238. Frederick's career of success Resembling that of Napoleon The Milanese Carroccio is ...
... Peter de Vinea 54 Dismay at Milan .. 55 Frederick's triumph at Cremona 56 He gains Lodi ; his harsh demands . 57 Death of John de Brienne . 58 1238. Frederick's career of success Resembling that of Napoleon The Milanese Carroccio is ...
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... Peter de Vinea is imprisoned at Cremona His lofty position at Court The charges against him . His attempt to poison his master 477 • 478 479 480 481 xviii CONTENTS OF THE SECOND VOLUME A.D. PAGE 1249. His THE SECOND VOLUME xvii.
... Peter de Vinea is imprisoned at Cremona His lofty position at Court The charges against him . His attempt to poison his master 477 • 478 479 480 481 xviii CONTENTS OF THE SECOND VOLUME A.D. PAGE 1249. His THE SECOND VOLUME xvii.
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... of Ravenna , a staunch upholder of Frederick's sway . Peter de Vinea and the Bishop of Patti had been unable to set aside the decision of CHAP . XI . 1235-1239 . СНАР . XI . 1235-1239 . the Lateran on this FREDERICK THE SECOND 5.
... of Ravenna , a staunch upholder of Frederick's sway . Peter de Vinea and the Bishop of Patti had been unable to set aside the decision of CHAP . XI . 1235-1239 . СНАР . XI . 1235-1239 . the Lateran on this FREDERICK THE SECOND 5.
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... Peter de Vinea , Thad- deus of Sessa , and Simon Count of Chieti met the Podestas of many of the Northern States at Piacenza , where a Parliament was held . Peter made a speech on the great Light seen by the people that dwelt in ...
... Peter de Vinea , Thad- deus of Sessa , and Simon Count of Chieti met the Podestas of many of the Northern States at Piacenza , where a Parliament was held . Peter made a speech on the great Light seen by the people that dwelt in ...
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... Peter Frangipane and other partizans of the Empire at Rome to a fresh sedition , directed against Gregory . 6 While these complicated negotiations were thus tediously dragging on , Frederick had at last appeared in Italy . He had first ...
... Peter Frangipane and other partizans of the Empire at Rome to a fresh sedition , directed against Gregory . 6 While these complicated negotiations were thus tediously dragging on , Frederick had at last appeared in Italy . He had first ...
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