Corpus Scriptorum Historiae Byzantinae (Classic Reprint)

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Alexius Angelus C-omnenus imperator, qui, excaecato lsea cio fratre, regmmx occupavit, cuiusque imperio tot t-antisque cladi bus res Romana ab Italis al'flicta est, nulla virili prole suwepta, filius-duas habuit. Natu maiorem, Irenea nomine, calceos punpureos induere iussit, ut ipsa et is, cui desponcleretur, semet mortuo suc cessores sibi essent et imperii heredes. Itaque Alexium Palaeologum filiae matrimonio iunctum continuo dignitate despotae honestavit. Et tenuisset is post socerum imperium, nisi praematura morte e vita cessisset. Reliquit Alexius Palaeologus un'am filiam: eam viro ma, turam Irene mater Andronico Palaeologo collocavit, quem imperator 'theodorus Lascaris, qui alteram Alexii imperatoris filiam duxerat.'1' 1.'ì cap.

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