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1  2,2 |        his father, Zeno, of the wild tribe of Isaurians, dwellers
2  3,12|       entered northern Italy. A wild barbaric horde, Arian by
3  4,1 |         of the weakening of the wild Avar kingdom.[15]~ Meanwhile,
4  6,3 |        appealed for help to the wild Magyars. The latter agreed
5  6,7 |          or, better still, like wild boars, in order to overthrow
6  7,1 | followed Peter the Hermit, were wild beasts, without reason and
7  7,4 |       ordinances,” were running wild among the people.~ The cautious
8  8,10|        but rapacious wolves and wild beasts devouring the people
9  9,2 |      the mountains, “where even wild beasts could not feed,”