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 1  2,3 |            third century A.D., they invaded the greater part of the
 2  3,4 |          branch of the Hunnic race, invaded the Balkan peninsula from
 3  3,4 |           to ravage Greece, another invaded the Thracian Chersonese,
 4  3,4 | Constantinople. The churches of the invaded provinces sent their treasures
 5  3,8 |             Persia. Over the sea it invaded Italy and Sicily. In Constantinople
 6  3,11|        Avars from beyond the Danube invaded the Byzantine provinces
 7  5,8 |             fortress of Zapetra and invaded some other places. He received
 8  6,3 |           Magyars and the Patzinaks invaded Thrace in 934 and penetrated
 9  6,3 |          tenth century, the Magyars invaded the Balkan peninsula several
10  6,4 |             were in danger of being invaded by the victorious Bulgarians.
11  6,6 |            accomplished, and Otto I invaded the province of Apulia.
12  7,1 |            In 732 the Arabs who had invaded Gaul from beyond the Pyrenees
13  7,1 |              crossed the Danube and invaded the Byzantine territory.
14  7,1 |          who crossed the Danube and invaded the Byzantine territory;
15  8,9 |            alliance of impiety, had invaded with numerous Greek troops
16  8,11|            Armenia with Erzerum and invaded Asia Minor, menacing the
17  9,3 |        violent death. After that he invaded and devastated Syria, Mesopotamia,
18  9,3 |            and sultans, ceaselessly invaded the Byzantine territory,
19  9,9 |       Anatoli-Hisar). Next Muhammed invaded the Greek possessions in