Examples of using Pisans in English and their translations into French
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In the Middle Ages the Pisans held it, then under the Appiani and the Medici.
Originally Marciana Marina was only a fortified tower built by the Pisans in the 12th century.
The church was built by the Pisans in their stronghold overlooking the city,
In particular, the Pisans founded colonies in Antiochia,
the squadron of Zaccaria, which fell on the flank of the Pisans.
The Pisans resumed the operations of the Romans by opening new shafts
When the Pisans subsequently ousted the Genoese from Sardinia,
He was on fairly good terms with the Pisans throughout his career, but on his death, he left only daughters.
targeted the Pisans.
The island of Cephalonia was also unsuccessfully besieged in 1085, but was plundered in 1099 by the Pisans and in 1126 by the Venetians.
In all these cities, the Pisans were granted privileges
In reality, he was a puppet of the Pisans.
With the arrival of Pisans the city was identified in the documents as Kastrum Karalis
The Pisans, commanded by the Podestà Morosini
A Pisan fleet of 120 ships also took part in the First Crusade, and the Pisans were instrumental in the taking of Jerusalem in 1099.
with the Fanale dei Pisani Light of the Pisans.
then by the Pisans, and finally by the Genoese.
then in the Middle Ages, Pisans and Genoans occupied this part of the island.
The peace of 1087AD between Genoese and Pisans brought, during the period that immediately precedes the Aragonese conquest, the predominance of Pisa across the whole of Sardinia.
In 1258, after the Pisans had destroyed the capital of the Giudicato of Cagliari,