Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,2 |       gradual immigration of the barbarians, that is, the Germans (Goths).
 2  2,3 |     steady advance of the German barbarians, the Goths, who at the time
 3  2,3 |      this period, the Goths were barbarians. In their new territory
 4  2,3 |          to give up Dacia to the barbarians and transfer its population
 5  2,3 |          to cross the river. The barbarians offered to settle in Thrace
 6  2,3 |         were victorious, and the barbarians received official permission
 7  2,3 |         or five hundred thousand barbarians, half of whom could handle
 8  2,3 |       very large. At first these barbarians led a very peaceful life,
 9  2,3 |   received no attention, and the barbarians finally revolted. They obtained
10  2,3 |   established in Thrace, for the barbarians who had been there had perished.”[
11  2,3 |          he could not master the barbarians within the Empire by force,
12  2,3 |    harmonious relations with the barbarians. These two exceedingly complicated
13  2,3 |       will be used by the armed [barbarians] to assume power and become
14  2,3 |       the very same light-haired barbarians with Euboic headdress, who
15  2,3 |   compassion, received them [the barbarians] kindly and condescendingly,
16  2,3 |        act of kindness did these barbarians understand these noble deeds;
17  2,3 |         people. Either let these barbarians till the soil following
18  2,3 |           Shortly afterwards the barbarians formed their first kingdoms
19  2,5 |        epoch, for these bands of barbarians, after robbing the Byzantine
20  2,5 |     capital against the northern barbarians, Anastasius erected in Thrace,
21  2,5 |         Vitalian revealed to the barbarians the weakness of the Empire
22  3,3 |         occupied at this time by barbarians. The Germanic kings were
23  3,3 |        provinces occupied by the barbarians. The natives of the provinces
24  3,3 |         difficult, because these barbarians initiated severe persecutions
25  3,4 |          peninsula. The northern barbarians, the Bulgarians, and the
26  3,8 |      borders unprotected and the barbarians crossed the Byzantine boundaries
27  3,8 | maintained. Unable to oppose the barbarians by force, Justinian had
28  3,8 |       attacked and raided by the barbarians.”[98]~ Justinian’s attempts
29  3,12|        epoch had by means of the barbarians and the foreign nations
30  3,12|      walls of Ravenna, which the barbarians by-passed as they moved
31  3,13|       given over to the power of barbarians, when cities are destroyed,
32  4,1 |     against the attacks of other barbarians.[71] It is difficult to
33  5,8 |       emperor in battle with the barbarians. Krum made a bowl out of
34  5,8 |          bad policy to enlighten barbarians.”[194] In later years Leo
35  6,5 |  regiments were destroyed by the barbarians almost without any resistance;
36  6,8 |          occupied by the impious barbarians, has been destroyed and
37  7,1 |          the northern “Scythian” barbarians. In the tenth century the
38  7,1 |      territory from the northern barbarians, the Bogomiles called on
39  7,1 |         solicited the aid of the barbarians, who were very proud to
40  7,1 |         not only among the Cuman barbarians, but, apparently, also among
41  7,1 |      again to the assault of the barbarians? Such is the anguished question
42  7,1 |      fill the open mouths of the barbarians, who breathe out hatred
43  7,1 |        an equal footing with the barbarians menacing the Empire, the
44  7,1 |      beheld swarms of illiterate barbarians looting and plundering the
45  7,1 |      zealous fighter against the barbarians, as carrying the sword of
46  7,4 |         and body.” Surrounded by barbarians, Michael feared he himself
47  9,6 |       the Romans as he loved the barbarians.[125] It is quite possible
48  9,6 |          as if in the net of the barbarians? Is he not happy who, before
49  9,9 |       Christians and ruin of the barbarians! O, city, city, second paradise