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Urkunden Zur Alteren Handels Und Staatsgeschichte Der Republik Venedi
Mit Besonderer Beziehung Auf Byzanz Und Die Levante Vom Neunten Bis

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Klappentext Published in 1856-7, this fascinating collection of Latin and Greek source material on the politics and economy of the Republic of Venice includes charters, treaties and official letters, focusing particularly on relations between Venice and Constantinople. The editors were Gottlieb Tafel (1787-1860), a pioneering Byzantinist who retired from his chair at Tübingen in 1846, and Georg Thomas (1817-87), Professor of Classical Philology at Munich. The preface announces their plan to cover the ninth to the fifteenth centuries. However, only three volumes, containing material to 1299, appeared at that time. Thomas returned to the project in later life and two further volumes covering 1300-1454 appeared with a different publisher as Diplomatarium Veneto-Levantinum (also reissued in this series). Volume 2 covers the years 1205-55, focusing on the fate of Constantinople, the diverse interests of the Papacy, and negotiations with Hungary, Syria, Egypt and Crete. Zusammenfassung Published in 1856–7, this three-volume collection of Latin and Greek primary sources focuses on political and economic relations between Venice and Constantinople from the early ninth century to 1299. Volume 2 covers the period 1205–55 and focuses on the fate of Constantinople and the interests of the Papacy. Inhaltsverzeichnis CLXI (1205)-CCCXXX (1255).

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