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 1  2,2 |          the hard struggle with the Persians and Germans which the Empire
 2  2,3 |          East the struggle with the Persians continued, while in the
 3  2,4 |       assist you in vanquishing the Persians,”[127] By heretics Nestorius
 4  2,5 |         into the hands of first the Persians and later the Arabs.~ The
 5  2,5 |             s campaigns against the Persians and has given firsthand
 6  3,3 |          open to the attacks of the Persians, Slavs, and Huns.~ The principal
 7  3,4 |            apparent victory for the Persians. Belisarius was recalled
 8  3,4 | Mediterranean Sea. In the north the Persians attempted to force their
 9  3,4 |            was the agreement of the Persians to leave Lazica, the province
10  3,4 |         Romans. In other words, the Persians did not succeed in gaining
11  3,9 |            Chinese merchants to the Persians, who transported them to
12  3,9 |     merchants, but by the mediating Persians and Abyssinians (Axumites).
13  3,9 |        merchant, Sopatrus, and some Persians to an audience and having
14  3,9 |            Empire and India, as the Persians had done up to that time.
15  3,9 |           In intervals of peace the Persians still remained the mediators
16  3,11|           was conducted against the Persians. During the reign of Justin
17  3,11|        passed into the hands of the Persians. This loss so deeply impressed
18  3,14|         century, the attacks of the Persians and Arabs caused later the
19  3,14|         regard to the Avars and the Persians, as well as the bloody terror
20  3,16|         Vandals, the Goths, and the Persians. He stands out both as historian
21  3,16|           Justinian’s wars with the Persians, Vandals, and Goths as well
22  4,1 |            extremely dangerous. The Persians were menacing it from the
23  4,1 |         reign.~ In the year 611 the Persians undertook to conquer Syria
24  4,1 |            Jerusalem sided with the Persians and took active part in
25  4,1 |             The ease with which the Persians conquered Syria and Palestine
26  4,1 |            from the Romans, and the Persians took Syria, Egypt, and many
27  4,1 |            Heraclius vanquished the Persians. A twentieth-century historian,
28  4,1 |        formed an agreement with the Persians, who immediately sent part
29  4,1 |           to flight. As soon as the Persians heard of this repulse, they
30  4,1 |     Heraclius completely routed the Persians in a battle which took place
31  4,1 |           his successes against the Persians and announcing the end of
32  4,1 |    According to their agreement the Persians returned to the Byzantine
33  4,1 |         Heraclius’ victory over the Persians is mentioned in the Koran. “
34  4,1 |           have been overcome by the Persians in the nearest part of the
35  4,1 |             on his victory over the Persians, together with a great quantity
36  4,1 |             in 630 the queen of the Persians, Borane, apparently also
37  4,1 |      struggle of Heraclius with the Persians, in spite of the brilliant
38  4,1 |             he had rescued from the Persians.”[24]~ ~Muhammed and Islam.~
39  4,1 |           seventh century, when the Persians conquered Syria and Palestine.
40  4,1 |          Yemen was conquered by the Persians.[27]~ Before the time of
41  4,1 |   successful, campaigns against the Persians, and could not offer the
42  4,4 |            of Heraclius against the Persians and the Avars. He left three
43  4,4 |       Emperor Heraclius against the Persians, (2) On the Attack of the
44  4,4 |          his final victory over the Persians. Among other works of a
45  5,8 |             and the predominance of Persians, and later of Turks, the
46  5,8 |             army of Thomas included Persians, Armenians, Iberians, and
47  6,2 |             and Armenians fled, the Persians feared him; and people from
48  9,19|     conquered and devastated by the Persians and Arabs. In the eighth