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 1  2,2 |      father, Zeno, of the wild tribe of Isaurians, dwellers of
 2  2,2 |       some Romanized barbarian tribe of the Balkan peninsula;
 3  2,3 |       against men of their own tribe. The pagan historian of
 4  3,4 |     the Moors (a native Berber tribe) rose in terrible rebellion,
 5  3,12|      by a new German barbarian tribe, the Lombards, who appeared
 6  3,12|       kingdom of the barbarian tribe of the Gepids (Gepidae)
 7  3,15|      of the Peloponnesus a new tribe akin to the great Slavonic
 8  4,1 |        insults suffered by the tribe. The least occasion sufficed
 9  4,1 |        representatives of each tribe could worship their favorite
10  4,1 |   century A.D. a distinguished tribe of Kuraish began to dominate
11  4,1 |   poorest clans of the Kuraish tribe. His parents died while
12  4,1 |         closely related to the tribe of Onogurs. Under Constans
13  6,4 |      appearance of the Turkish tribe of the Polovtzi removed
14  6,8 |   Seljuq had migrated with his tribe to Transoxiana, near Bukhara,
15  6,8 |    actual migration; an entire tribe, numbering 600,000, with
16  7,3 |   resistance of the Slavs (the tribe of Melingi) who lived in
17  9,3 |       consisted of the Turkish tribe of Cumans (Polovtzi) from
18  9,4 |         a Turkish horde of the tribe of Ghuzz, who had come into
19  9,4 | Ptolemy, mentioned an Albanian tribe with a city of Albanopolis.