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  1  2,3 |       Turkish) origin,[112] and the Slavs began their devastating
  2  2,3 |            the Huns but also on the Slavs of the Middle Danube whom
  3  2,5 |       identified the Getae with the Slavs.[143] Thus, during the reign
  4  2,5 |            reign of Anastasius, the Slavs, together with the Bulgarians,
  5  2,5 |        advanced the theory that the Slavs entered the Balkan peninsula
  6  2,5 |       attacks of the Bulgarians and Slavs during the reign of Anastasius
  7  2,5 |             Bulgarians, and perhaps Slavs, and aided by a large fleet,
  8  2,5 |    predominance. The Bulgarians and Slavs were only beginning their
  9  3,3 |          Persia in the East and the Slavs in the north.~ The main
 10  3,3 |            attacks of the Persians, Slavs, and Huns.~ The principal
 11  3,4 |             thess wars. Persia. The Slavs. — The expedition against
 12  3,4 |            in the east and with the Slavs and the Huns in the north.~
 13  3,4 |             the Bulgarians, and the Slavs had devastated the provinces
 14  3,4 |           the time of Justinian the Slavs appear for the first time
 15  3,4 |          Procopius. Large hordes of Slavs and Bulgarians, whom Procopius
 16  3,4 |          Justinian’s reign also the Slavs began to show a clearly
 17  3,4 |      invasions and often forced the Slavs to retreat beyond the Danube.
 18  3,4 |             Danube. But not all the Slavs went back. Justinian’s troops,
 19  3,4 |            yearly incursions of the Slavs in the Balkan peninsula,
 20  3,4 |          Balkan peninsula, and some Slavs remained there. The beginning
 21  3,4 |             centuries.~ Besides the Slavs, the German Gepids and Kotrigurs,
 22  3,9 |             widely spread among the Slavs. There exist numerous Russian
 23  3,10|          War, the struggle with the Slavs and Avars in the Balkan
 24  3,11|            attacks of the Avars and Slavs in the Balkan peninsula.[
 25  3,12|                                     Slavs and Avars.~ Very important
 26  3,12|        During Justinian’s reign the Slavs frequently attacked the
 27  3,12|          were then large numbers of Slavs remaining in the Byzantine
 28  3,12|          that time in Pannonia. The Slavs and Avars menaced the capital
 29  3,12|         completely destroyed by the Slavs. Studies of the problem
 30  3,12|           southward movement of the Slavs and Avars, which Byzantine
 31  3,12|         tribes and they confuse the Slavs and Avars because they attacked
 32  3,14|            and the onslaught of the Slavs and Bulgars resulted in
 33  3,15|                  The problem of the Slavs in Greece.~ As a result
 34  3,15|         Slavonic race. The Scythian Slavs, the Illyrian Arnauts, children
 35  3,15|          they brought with them the Slavs and spurred them on to conquer
 36  3,15|          Empire conjointly with the Slavs. This particular invasion
 37  3,15|             completely, filled with Slavs, who gradually covered Greece
 38  3,15|       thoroughly the problem of the Slavs in Greece and published
 39  3,15|             mention the presence of Slavs in Greece, primarily in
 40  3,15|        question, the problem of the Slavs in Greece during the Middle
 41  3,15|   penetration and settlement of the Slavs in the Balkan Peninsula
 42  3,16|             life and beliefs of the Slavs, while the Germanic peoples
 43  3,16|    information about Persia and the Slavs in the Balkan peninsula
 44  4,1 |          the campaigns of Avars and Slavs.~ Heraclius, a very gifted
 45  4,1 |             the east, the Avars and Slavs from the north, and internal
 46  4,1 |          the beginning of which the Slavs took Greece from the Romans,
 47  4,1 |            huge hordes of Avars and Slavs. He also formed an agreement
 48  4,1 |         threatened by the Lombards, Slavs, Bulgarians, and Arabs.
 49  4,1 |            of the sixth century the Slavs not only continually attacked
 50  4,1 |           the Heraclian dynasty the Slavs persistently advanced into
 51  4,1 |        walls.~ In their vessels the Slavs descended to the Aegean
 52  4,1 |        migration of large masses of Slavs to Asia Minor and Syria.
 53  4,1 |             Justinian II a horde of Slavs numbering no less than 80,
 54  4,1 |      terrible offense the remaining Slavs of Opsikion were subjected
 55  4,1 |            and discipline among the Slavs. Acting as a unifying element
 56  4,1 |          against the Bulgarians and Slavs. Numerically weaker than
 57  4,1 |         Numerically weaker than the Slavs, the Bulgarian horde of
 58  4,1 |       gradual advance of the Balkan Slavs toward the capital, the
 59  4,4 |         northwest of the Empire the Slavs occupied a considerable
 60  4,4 |             called attention to the Slavs. When they inundated the
 61  4,4 |          the transporting of 80,000 Slavs to Opsikion under Justinian
 62  4,4 |             was created against the Slavs and Bulgarians, and later,
 63  5,2 |       toward Arabs, Bulgarians, and Slavs.~ At the time of Leo’s accession
 64  5,2 |         struggle with the conquered Slavs of the peninsula. The Bulgarian
 65  5,2 |      between the Bulgarians and the Slavs became less pronounced.
 66  5,2 |            forces included also the Slavs, who formed part of their
 67  5,2 |             Balkan peninsula by the Slavs also continued in the eighth
 68  5,2 |       references to the presence of Slavs in Dyrrachium and in Athens
 69  5,2 | Peloponnesus.[20] Later these Greek Slavs took an active part in the
 70  5,2 |           in the eighth century the Slavs in the Balkan peninsula,
 71  5,2 |      century the Bulgarians and the Slavs became two very serious
 72  5,3 |        exceptional influence of the Slavs upon the internal customs
 73  5,3 |            policy. Leo saw that the Slavs under his power were very
 74  5,3 |   conditions more attractive to the Slavs.[43] But a closer study
 75  5,3 |             the Empire — the Arabs, Slavs, and Bulgarians; and on
 76  5,5 |             external fight with the Slavs who lived in Greece. Furthermore,
 77  5,8 |       Byzantine Empire.~ ~Arabs and Slavs and the insurrection of
 78  5,8 |        Besides his own kinsmen, the Slavs, who had formed some immense
 79  5,8 |             the European shores the Slavs of Thrace and Macedonia
 80  5,8 |             aided the Peloponnesian Slavs in their uprising and the
 81  5,8 |      between the Bulgarians and the Slavs of the before named provinces.[
 82  5,8 |             that the apostle of the Slavs, Constantine (Cyril), studied
 83  6,1 |             were many Armenians and Slavs among the population of
 84  6,1 |             later intermarried with Slavs, who were very numerous
 85  6,4 |      Varangians, Russians, Poliane, Slavs, Krivichi, Tivertsy, and
 86  6,6 |      western Arabs and the Adriatic Slavs were concerned.~ From the
 87  6,7 |          time of Basil I; the pagan Slavs remained in the mountains
 88  6,8 |          various tribes —Macedonian Slavs, Bulgarians, Uzes, Patzinaks,
 89  6,8 |       tribes, including perhaps the Slavs, moved on to the south,
 90  7,1 |              composed of Macedonian Slavs, Turks, the imperial Varangian‑
 91  7,1 |           another; for example, the Slavs were moved to Asia Minor
 92  7,1 |             other against the pagan Slavs in the north, on the Elbe (
 93  7,3 |          stubborn resistance of the Slavs (the tribe of Melingi) who
 94  7,4 |             at that time Greeks and Slavs, Italians, Spaniards (Iberians)
 95  8,12|      organized on a larger scale by Slavs, that is, by the Serbs,
 96  8,13|        Castoria. Turks, Cumans, and Slavs, as well as Greeks, fought
 97  9,2 |             Taygetus to overawe the Slavs dwelling there. These three
 98  9,3 |             court.[46] The southern Slavs began to crowd into his
 99  9,3 |          deal of information on the Slavs, V. Makushev, wrote that,
100  9,3 |          and of the great number of Slavs pouring from all quarters
101  9,3 |    considered the Bithynian akritai Slavs.”[75] But more probably
102  9,3 |         been the descendants of the Slavs who had long ago settled
103  9,4 |             of the peninsula by the Slavs. Later, the Albanians (not
104  9,4 |      completely exterminated by the Slavs and Albanians; “not a single
105  9,5 |           replace it by that of the Slavs…”[111] “He wished to possess
106  9,5 |            grandiose attempt of the Slavs, their third and last, to
107  9,7 |          threatened by the Huns and Slavs.[170] In preparation for
108  9,7 |           of the Latin conquerors), Slavs (Sthlavinians), Illyrians (
109  9,18|        Balkan peninsula, and on the Slavs and the geography of the
110  9,18|          the painting either of the Slavs or of the Byzantine Greeks