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 1  2,3|  undertook a number of piratical raids, using Bosporian vessels.
 2  2,3|        the Archipelago. On these raids they pillaged Byzantium,
 3  2,3|          during the numerous sea raids. The Gothic Christians were
 4  2,3|     defeating and stopping their raids within the Empire. Thus,
 5  2,5|           carried on devastating raids in the Balkan peninsula,
 6  2,5| Ostrogoths to Italy, devastating raids against the northern boundary
 7  2,5|       which they came. Yet these raids were the forerunners of
 8  3,8|          favored. After terrible raids and destruction the orthodox
 9  3,8|       carry on their devastating raids. The fortresses constructed
10  4,1|           but rather a series of raids, which furnished the Khagan
11  4,1|        anxiety by their constant raids upon the neighboring districts.
12  4,1|      this opposition by terrible raids and devastation in the Berber
13  4,1|       traces of these formidable raids.”[65] When the Arabians
14  5,3|    greatly endangered by the sea raids of Arabian and Slavic pirates.
15  6,2|        the Aegean Sea. These sea raids of the Arabs became still
16  6,2|     comparatively free from Arab raids. During the last twelve
17  6,2|   Sicilian Arabs continued their raids on southern Italy, and the
18  6,7|         of the repeated maritime raids of the Arabs, during which
19  7,1|       lands exposed to continual raids. As to religious persecution
20  9,7|     Manuel made many devastating raids along the Asiatic coast