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To What Extent Was Innocent III Responsible for the Sack of Constantinople
by SethK, Mar 12, 2008
A detailed evaluation of the role of Pope Innocent III in the events of the fourth crusade including both the attack at Zara and the subsequent sack of Constantinople.
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Constantinople, The Byzantine Empire Black, and The Death Plague
by balisunset, Aug 3, 2008
In 542, Roman Emperor Justinian was actively rebuilding the empire from its new headquarters in Constantinople, often referred to as the Byzantine Empire since there was so much Greek influence there. The old western part with its center in Rome had been taken over by barbarians, vandals, and others. Through a series of military victories, Justinian's forces had been able to recapture much of Italy and had also been successful on other fronts. It was in the midst of these successes that Constantinople was ravaged by the first case of a Black Death pandemic.
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