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[229]Miklosich-Müller，Ⅱ，190.
[230]Polnoe Sobr.Russk.Letopisej（Complete Collection of Russian Chronicles），11（1897），168.
[231]The authorization which he had drawn up for this purpose for his French negotiators on 15 August 1397 has been printed with a commentary by Sp.Lampros，10（1913），248 ff.
[232]The best and most detailed account of this famous joruney with numerous references to the sources is by Vasiliev，‘Putesestvie Manuila’.Cf.also G.Schlumberger，Un empereur de Byzance à Paris et á Londres，in Byzance et les croisades（1927），87-147，361-2.
[233]Chronicon Adae de Usk.，ed.E.M.Thompson（1904），57.Cf.Vasiliev，‘Putesestvie Manuila’272 and History 634.
[234]Cf.W.Barthold，Zwolf Vorlesungenüber die Geschichte der Türken Mittelasiens（1935），209 ff.；R.Grousset，L’empire des Steppes（1939），486 ff.
[235]Ducas，109，20，ed.Grecu（CB，77）。
[236]On the date cf.Vasiliev，‘Putesestvie Manuila’285，note 3.
[237]G.Roloff，‘Die Schlacht bei Angora’，HZ 161（1940），244 ff.，thinks that Timur’s retreat and abandonment of the attempt to control Asia Minor was due to the fact that the forces at his command had been so reduced by their heavy losses that they were no longer adequate;the sources greatly exaggerate his initial strength at Angora，which Roloff would estimate，as he would that of the Ottoman army，at about 20，000 men at most. ↑返回顶部↑
[230]Polnoe Sobr.Russk.Letopisej（Complete Collection of Russian Chronicles），11（1897），168.
[231]The authorization which he had drawn up for this purpose for his French negotiators on 15 August 1397 has been printed with a commentary by Sp.Lampros，10（1913），248 ff.
[232]The best and most detailed account of this famous joruney with numerous references to the sources is by Vasiliev，‘Putesestvie Manuila’.Cf.also G.Schlumberger，Un empereur de Byzance à Paris et á Londres，in Byzance et les croisades（1927），87-147，361-2.
[233]Chronicon Adae de Usk.，ed.E.M.Thompson（1904），57.Cf.Vasiliev，‘Putesestvie Manuila’272 and History 634.
[234]Cf.W.Barthold，Zwolf Vorlesungenüber die Geschichte der Türken Mittelasiens（1935），209 ff.；R.Grousset，L’empire des Steppes（1939），486 ff.
[235]Ducas，109，20，ed.Grecu（CB，77）。
[236]On the date cf.Vasiliev，‘Putesestvie Manuila’285，note 3.
[237]G.Roloff，‘Die Schlacht bei Angora’，HZ 161（1940），244 ff.，thinks that Timur’s retreat and abandonment of the attempt to control Asia Minor was due to the fact that the forces at his command had been so reduced by their heavy losses that they were no longer adequate;the sources greatly exaggerate his initial strength at Angora，which Roloff would estimate，as he would that of the Ottoman army，at about 20，000 men at most. ↑返回顶部↑