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 1  5,8|             Arabs and Slavs and the insurrection of Thomas the Slavonian. —
 2  5,8|   participation of the Arabs in the insurrection of Thomas during the reign
 3  5,8|           reign of Michael II. This insurrection was organized in Asia Minor,
 4  5,8|         religious point of view the insurrection is very interesting because
 5  5,8|          Empire the outcome of this insurrection was of considerable importance.
 6  6,2|             Bulgarian wars, and the insurrection of Bardas Phocas demanded
 7  6,2|       Monomachus, first against the insurrection of Leo Tornikios, and then
 8  6,4|            Druzhina” (Company), the insurrection of Bardas Phocas was suppressed
 9  6,7|             the aftereffects of the insurrection of Thomas in the third decade
10  6,7|          and lasting nature of this insurrection caused the ruin of a vast
11  6,8|             and John Tzimisces, the insurrection of Bardas Sclerus and Bardas
12  7,2|           Wallachian element in the insurrection of 1186 has been several
13  7,2| Wallachian-Roumanian element in the insurrection of 1186, and considered
14  7,2|             clearly stated that the insurrection was begun by the Vlachs (
15  7,2|   Simultaneously with the Bulgarian insurrection a similar movement arose
16  7,3|         Empire to the crusaders. An insurrection burst out. The son-in-law
17  7,4|       severe conqueror. Attempts at insurrection on the part of the Anglo-Saxons
18  8,2|             the Balkan peninsula an insurrection in favor of the Bulgars.[
19  8,2|      basileus.~ The Greco-Bulgarian insurrection which had broken out in
20  9,7|        Rhodes, and only the popular insurrection at Mistra, capital of the