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dad las armas cuando importase, y
mas por Berenguer de Entenza, uno
de sus mayores vasallos. En- 10 de
dalles socorro Sc excuse, por parecelle
que al rey de Stella d. Fadrique, su
hermano, lie conyenia mas ell darsele /;
que 81 estaba leios, y que dificilmente
Sc podrian dar las manos, nj sustentar,
ouando Sc ganasen las proyincias de
Grecia, con Catalina pero agradecio
Y estim6 su voluntad. Hecha esta di-
ligencia, los tres embaiadores Sc fueron
4 Roma 4 presentar al Papa la OCCASION
que tenia de reducir aquel imperio de
Grecia i SUI obediencia 81 & los catala-
nes de Tracia Sc les daba alguna ayuda
grande, como serla 81 4 d. Fadrique Sc
le concediese la investidura para que
con su persona pasase la empresa,
con TN legado de la Santa Sede, Sc
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Papa no recibi6 bien esta embalada nj
Ie pareeio popella en- trato, porque de
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yor era el temer que la casa de Aragon
no Sc engrandeciese por este medic Eel
rey ID. Jaime, para cumplimiento de su
promesa, enyio sq embajada la rep1-
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miento grande que habia tenido de la
prision de Berenguer, uno de sus mayo
res y principales yasallos y que este
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habia sido contravenir los tratados de
paz 81 con sabiduria de la Senoria Sc
hubiese eiecutado; que les pedia pu-
siesen Ell ibertad Berenguer, y le
diesen satisfaction del dano que habia
recibido. porque Gle otra manera no podia
dejar de haceralguna demostracion. La
rep1blica determine de venir en- 10 que
ell rey mandaba Y respondio que habia
sentido 10 que Eduardo de Oria, su ge-
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y que fu6 motin de la gente vii de las
galeras el que cause tan grande exceso;
que no Sc pudo atajar por los capitanes
y general hasta despues de ejecutado
que ellos pondrian en- libertad a Beren-
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personas para que Sc juntasen con los
diputados que ell rey enviarfa en- ell lu-
gar donde fuese servido para tratar
de Ia enmienda que Sc hahia de dar
4 Berenguer nQr los danos que ha-
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ras y en- Ii prision. Con este buen des-
pacho Sc despidieron los embajadores
del rey, y Ia rep1bhca envio otros para
que de 81 representasen 10 mismo, y el
yiyo sentimiento que habfan tenido to-
dos los della de que su general, annque
sin culpa, hubiese ofendido sus vasa-
Hos: y que luego que Sc supo manda-
ron que q Berenguer 10 llevasen 4 Sici-
lio, y lie restltuyeren 10 que le habian