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 1  2,1 |        the world was moving, and aided its movement without precipitating
 2  2,3 | successor of Valens, Theodosius, aided by his own Gothic troops,
 3  2,5 |        in the eastern provinces, aided by the composition of the
 4  2,5 |           and perhaps Slavs, and aided by a large fleet, Vitalian
 5  2,5 |       the fourth century. It was aided on the one hand by the protection
 6  3,5 |  legislative work he was greatly aided by the earlier Codex Gregorianus,
 7  3,5 |     Justinian’s code was greatly aided by the older codes, the
 8  3,11|    Maurice’s able leadership was aided by internal dispute in Persia
 9  3,12|         the peninsula. They were aided in their aggression by the
10  4,1 |         under Justinian, when it aided the Byzantine Empire in
11  4,1 |          because this new weapon aided the success of the Byzantine
12  4,3 |          provinces, a fact which aided greatly the further strengthening
13  5,2 |       Empire. The Bulgarians had aided Justinian II in reclaiming
14  5,8 |      fleet; on the other, he was aided by the Bulgarians, who appeared
15  5,8 |  Nicephorus I, the African Arabs aided the Peloponnesian Slavs
16  6,3 |         the Bulgarians, and were aided by the Russian Prince Sviatoslav
17  6,8 |         The Turkish troops which aided Nicephorus Botaniates in
18  6,8 |    military undertaking, greatly aided by the Norman fleet, which