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 1  2,2 |         between the Alps and the Danube, and the northwestern portion
 2  2,3 |        between the Don and lower Danube. The Dniester divided the
 3  2,3 |          the Roman Empire on the Danube and came in contact with
 4  2,3 |       Black Sea they entered the Danube, and crossing the sea, they
 5  2,3 |         Goths began to cross the Danube and to enter the territory
 6  2,3 |  enlightener of the Goths on the Danube during the fourth century
 7  2,3 |         the northern bank of the Danube and with loud lamentations
 8  2,3 |          permission to cross the Danube. “Thus,” said Fustel de
 9  2,3 |         other side of the river [Danube] that the Romans have no
10  2,3 |     driving them back across the Danube, the place from which they
11  2,3 |       the territory south of the Danube. Later, however, an embassy
12  2,3 |          the Slavs of the Middle Danube whom the Huns had conquered.[
13  2,4 |          s reign from the middle Danube to the western provinces
14  2,5 |          state of affairs on the Danube boundary was of great consequence
15  3,4 |          calls Huns, crossed the Danube almost every year and penetrated
16  3,4 |      Slavs to retreat beyond the Danube. But not all the Slavs went
17  3,7 |  conversion of the Heruli on the Danube, and of some Caucasian tribes,
18  3,9 |     Africa, on the shores of the Danube and Euphrates, in the mountains
19  3,11|        the Avars from beyond the Danube invaded the Byzantine provinces
20  3,12|           Gepidae) on the Middle Danube. Later, perhaps in fear
21  4,1 |       prostrated forever; on the Danube the might of the Avars was
22  4,1 |     along the shore of the lower Danube, a state whose subsequent
23  4,1 |      settled at the mouth of the Danube, and later moved farther
24  4,1 |        them the land between the Danube and the Balkans, namely,
25  4,1 |      Dobrudja). The mouth of the Danube and part of the Black Sea
26  5,2 |          stronghold on the Lower Danube, were forced above all to
27  6,3 |         the valley of the Middle Danube. After this victory Simeon
28  6,3 |        coast, and from the lower Danube to central Thrace and Macedonia,
29  6,3 |          the Black Sea, from the Danube to the southern extremity
30  6,4 |         reached the banks of the Danube he consulted his druzhina (
31  6,5 |    Wallachia, north of the Lower Danube, and in the plains of what
32  6,5 |          extended from the Lower Danube to the shores of the Dnieper,
33  6,5 |        century, they crossed the Danube.~ V. G. Vasilievsky, who
34  6,5 | important as the crossing of the Danube by the western Goths, which
35  6,5 |   fortresses on the shore of the Danube. It became the duty of the
36  6,5 |       the northern shores of the Danube were persistently advancing
37  6,5 |  irruptions they had crossed the Danube in large numbers (some sources
38  6,8 |         arriving from beyond the Danube, directing their entire
39  6,8 |       Byzantine authority on the Danube, and was also able to offer
40  6,8 |         the Uzes appeared on the Danube. “This was an actual migration;
41  6,8 |        sent to the cities of the Danube, aroused unrest among the
42  6,8 |         on the other side of the Danube, reached an agreement with
43  6,8 |     returned to the banks of the Danube with rich spoils. By the
44  7,1 |         Silistria), on the lower Danube, and was nearly captured
45  7,1 |        their defeat, crossed the Danube and invaded the Byzantine
46  7,1 |       coloured the waters of the Danube with much gore and many
47  7,1 |       Polovtzi), who crossed the Danube and invaded the Byzantine
48  7,2 |       the Cumans from beyond the Danube. The Wallachian participation
49  7,2 |     Cumans, who lived beyond the Danube. The struggle grew more
50  7,4 |       and the peoples beyond the Danube.~ Meanwhile expenses were
51  9,4 |          and to the banks of the Danube.”[83] Elsewhere the same
52  9,7 |         right shore of the lower Danube) and compelled to return
53  9,7 |          way of the mouth of the Danube and the Black Sea to Constantinople,