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Why was the form "Emperor Henry VI" changed to "Henry VI, Holy Roman Emperor"? The former is far more readable and elegant in writing than the latter. For the same reason we would say "King Henry VI of Germany" and not "Henry VI, King of Germany." The latter also necessitates two commas, one before and one after the title.
Secondly, why was the paragraph spilt up? The editor who made that edit tends to break up legitimate paragraphs into smaller and smaller ones. It is entirely unecessary. All the information concerns one event: the coming of Henry to Sicily. Srnec19:07, 12 May 2006 (UTC)Reply