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| Alphabetical [« »] ostgoths 1 ostrogorsky 3 ostrogoth 1 ostrogothic 19 ostrogoths 16 ot 1 other 390 | Frequency [« »] 19 monarchy 19 needed 19 oath 19 ostrogothic 19 partisans 19 persecution 19 persecutions | A.A. Vasiliev History of the Byzantine empire IntraText - Concordances ostrogothic |
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1 2,5 | Zeno’s death, founded his Ostrogothic kingdom on Italian territory 2 2,5 | definitely freed from the Ostrogothic menace.~ ~The Henoticon.~ 3 2,5 | Zeno in connection with the Ostrogothic migrations north of the 4 2,5 | the century, came the new Ostrogothic menace from the north, which 5 2,5 | of the fifth century the Ostrogothic kingdom was founded on Italian 6 3,3 | official recognition to the Ostrogothic king, Theodoric. When he 7 3,4 | more exhausting was the Ostrogothic campaign, which lasted, 8 3,4 | time formed a part of the Ostrogothic kingdom. Another, transported 9 3,4 | after this, in 540, the Ostrogothic capital, Ravenna, opened 10 3,4 | taking with him the captive Ostrogothic king. Justinian added “Gothicus” 11 3,4 | Totila, the last defender of Ostrogothic independence. With speed 12 3,4 | ruined population. But the Ostrogothic wars for a long time prevented 13 3,4 | northern portion of the Ostrogothic kingdom, north of the Alps ( 14 3,7 | partly by the fact that the Ostrogothic war began at this time in 15 3,12| Justinian had destroyed the Ostrogothic kingdom. In the middle of 16 3,12| maintaining the conquered Ostrogothic kingdom. It also laid the 17 3,16| Persian Empire and to the Ostrogothic court, where he was kept 18 3,16| became the capital of the Ostrogothic kingdom, and finally, from 19 3,16| had been begun under the Ostrogothic sway. Among these churches