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 1  5,8 |   Cilicia over an Arab army of frontier troops and for his success
 2  5,8 |     withdrawn from the eastern frontier to strengthen it. But the
 3  6,2 |      and began to triumph. The frontier was in a very different
 4  6,2 | raiders only twice crossed the frontier. Romanus appointed as commander-in-chief
 5  6,7 |     the Byzantine period to a “frontier fortress” with limited neighboring
 6  6,8 |       in Asia Minor and of the frontier life.”[186] This epic has
 7  7,1 |  neighboring Bosphorus was the frontier of the Roman Empire in the
 8  7,1 |      of all were the Byzantine frontier lands exposed to continual
 9  8,17|   century, when he granted the frontier lands taken from the enemy
10  8,17|    taken from the enemy to the frontier soldiers (limitanei) and
11  8,17| categorically state that these frontier lands (agri limitanei) have
12  8,17|        military service of the frontier soldiers or frontier militia (
13  8,17|       the frontier soldiers or frontier militia (limitanei milites)
14  8,17|       important and prosperous frontier provinces, the government
15  8,17|   speak, it applied the former frontier organization to the inland
16  8,17|        struggle on the eastern frontier in Asia Minor against the