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[71]Yet the two-way contract between lord and man which was characteristic of Western feudalism would have been inconceivable between Emperor and subject in Byzantium.Cf.，however，N.Svoronos，‘Le serment de fidélité à l’empereur byzantin et sa signification constitutionelle’，REB 9（1951），106 ff.；J.Ferluga，‘La ligesse dans l’Empire byzantin’，ZRVI 7（1961）。
[72]In the acclamations at court ceremonies Anna Comnena and her betrothed were named together with the Emperor and the Empress，Alexias Ⅰ，204，8（ed.Reifferscheid）；Ⅱ，62，13（ed.Leib）。
[73]Chalandon，Alexis I，371 ff.，has shown the connection between Alexius I’s recognition of John Comnenus as heir and his dissension with the Ducas family.
[74]Cf.the brilliant essays by Ch.Diehl on Anna Comnena，Figures Ⅱ，26-52;on Irene Ducas，ibid.53-85;and on Anna Dalassena，ibid.Ⅰ，317-42.
[75]Nic.Choniates 63 f.
[76]Tafel and Thomas Ⅰ，96;Dolger，Reg.1304.
[77]On the chronology cf.E.Kurtz，‘Unedierte Texte aus der Zeit des Kaisers Johannes Komnenos’，BZ 16（1907），86.
[78]Nic.Choniates 23.
[79]For the uncertain chronology of these events cf.B.Radojcic，‘O hronologiji ugarsko-vizantijskih borbi i ustanku Srba za vreme Jovana Ⅱ Komnina’（On the chronology of the conflict between the Hungarians and Byzantium and the revolt of Serbia during the time of John Ⅱ Comnenus），ZRVI 7（1961），177 ff.But see also A.P.Kazdan，Voprosy istorii 1962，no.2，p.202.
[80]Cf.N.Adontz，‘L’aieul des Roubéniens’，B 10（1935），185 ff.
[81]Chalandon，Les Commènes Ⅱ，110 ff.，119 ff.
[82]Chalandon，Domination normande Ⅱ，1 ff.；Caspar，Roger Ⅱ.und die Gründung der normannisch-sizilianischen Monarchie（1904）。
[83]Dolger，Reg.1312.
[84]According to R.Browning，‘The Death of John Ⅱ Comnenus’，B 31（1961），229 ff.，his death was probably no accident but assassination.
[85]Chalandon，Les Comnènes Ⅱ，200 ff.，226 ff.；Ch.Diehl，La sociétébyzantine à l’époque des Comnènes（1919），13 ff.，23 ff.
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[72]In the acclamations at court ceremonies Anna Comnena and her betrothed were named together with the Emperor and the Empress，Alexias Ⅰ，204，8（ed.Reifferscheid）；Ⅱ，62，13（ed.Leib）。
[73]Chalandon，Alexis I，371 ff.，has shown the connection between Alexius I’s recognition of John Comnenus as heir and his dissension with the Ducas family.
[74]Cf.the brilliant essays by Ch.Diehl on Anna Comnena，Figures Ⅱ，26-52;on Irene Ducas，ibid.53-85;and on Anna Dalassena，ibid.Ⅰ，317-42.
[75]Nic.Choniates 63 f.
[76]Tafel and Thomas Ⅰ，96;Dolger，Reg.1304.
[77]On the chronology cf.E.Kurtz，‘Unedierte Texte aus der Zeit des Kaisers Johannes Komnenos’，BZ 16（1907），86.
[78]Nic.Choniates 23.
[79]For the uncertain chronology of these events cf.B.Radojcic，‘O hronologiji ugarsko-vizantijskih borbi i ustanku Srba za vreme Jovana Ⅱ Komnina’（On the chronology of the conflict between the Hungarians and Byzantium and the revolt of Serbia during the time of John Ⅱ Comnenus），ZRVI 7（1961），177 ff.But see also A.P.Kazdan，Voprosy istorii 1962，no.2，p.202.
[80]Cf.N.Adontz，‘L’aieul des Roubéniens’，B 10（1935），185 ff.
[81]Chalandon，Les Commènes Ⅱ，110 ff.，119 ff.
[82]Chalandon，Domination normande Ⅱ，1 ff.；Caspar，Roger Ⅱ.und die Gründung der normannisch-sizilianischen Monarchie（1904）。
[83]Dolger，Reg.1312.
[84]According to R.Browning，‘The Death of John Ⅱ Comnenus’，B 31（1961），229 ff.，his death was probably no accident but assassination.
[85]Chalandon，Les Comnènes Ⅱ，200 ff.，226 ff.；Ch.Diehl，La sociétébyzantine à l’époque des Comnènes（1919），13 ff.，23 ff.
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