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 1  2,5 |           Zeno (474-91). Odovacar and Theodoric the Ostrogoth.~ After the
 2  2,5 |             leadership of their king, Theodoric, carried on devastating
 3  2,5 |            directing the attention of Theodoric to the rich provinces of
 4  2,5 |          outside party. In any event, Theodoric in Italy was less of a menace
 5  2,5 |             in the Balkan peninsula.~ Theodoric moved on to Italy, defeated
 6  2,5 |               the time of Anastasius. Theodoric became the king of Italy;
 7  2,5 |             when the Goths proclaimed Theodoric king of Italy “without waiting,”
 8  2,5 |          princeps [Anastasius],”[147] Theodoric nevertheless asked the latter
 9  2,5 | Constantinople, Anastasius recognized Theodoric as the ruler of Italy, and
10  3,3 |              to the Ostrogothic king, Theodoric. When he decided to wage
11  3,3 |             religious tolerance under Theodoric and his high regard for
12  3,8 |           sixth century in Rome under Theodoric the Great two rival parties,
13  3,16|              Valentinian III, second, Theodoric the Great, and third, Justinian.
14  3,16|            time of Galla Placidia and Theodoric, we shall speak briefly