I.

Imperator _and_ Imperator electus, 111.

_Imperial power_, its original nature, 69;

its slow growth, 73, 74.

_Innocent the Third_, his relation to the Fourth Crusade, 165.

_International law_, times of its importance, 177-180;

its difficulty, 177;

ceases under the Roman power, 180.

_Italy_, relations of its nations to the Greek cities, 31;

help for its cities sought in Greece, 32-34;

how affected by the Teutonic invasions, 90, 91;

its position under Theodoric, 97, 98;

reconquered by the Empire, 98;

divided between the Empire and the Lombards, ib.;

southern part remains Greek, ib.;

developement of cities in, 186;

its disunion, 189; 193;

position of cities in, 191;

its reunion, 193-195;

its drawbacks, 194.

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