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 1  2,5 |      composition of the northern peoples; hence it is very likely
 2  2,5 |        role which these northern peoples were destined to play in
 3  3,4 |         not overlook the African peoples who lived on the Upper Nile
 4  3,9 |        Byzantine Empire with the peoples of the Far East were not
 5  3,16|        Slavs, while the Germanic peoples gather from him many facts
 6  4,1 |       Arabs and all other Muslim peoples count their chronology by
 7  4,1 |     convictions of the conquered peoples concerned the Arabs little.~
 8  6,2 |    civilization of the Caucasian peoples in general, but also for
 9  6,7 |        among pagan and heterodox peoples. Probably in his time the
10  6,8 |         chapters on the northern peoples, the Patzinaks, Russians,
11  6,8 |        Venetians, and some other peoples. The work contains also
12  6,8 |  enthralled the Celts [i.e., the peoples of western Europe] and Arabs;
13  6,8 |        their spirit … One of the peoples calls me a light of wisdom,
14  6,8 |       translated as “born of two peoples,” and originated because
15  7,1 |       and punished.~ Besides the peoples mentioned, the Serbs and
16  7,1 |         the civil liberty of the peoples of Europe, their civilization,
17  7,1 |        the State of the European Peoples. Though both these studies
18  7,1 |      induce the western European peoples to furnish Byzantium with
19  7,1 |          of the western European peoples, sometimes under the direction
20  7,1 |       the impression made on the peoples in the East by the beginning
21  7,1 |   campaigns against the European peoples! He [John] defeated the
22  7,1 |     expedition.~ But the western peoples, who had learned caution
23  7,1 |        from most of the Oriental peoples, including the far distant
24  7,1 |         is composed of different peoples … Indifference towards the
25  7,3 |          all sovereigns, and all peoples to support the cause of
26  7,3 |       formerly drawn the western peoples to the East. After 1204
27  7,4 |       Hungarians, Serbs, and the peoples beyond the Danube.~ Meanwhile
28  7,4 |         over that of the western peoples, whom a source called “those
29  8,9 |          by the Romans and other peoples.”[63]~ In the history of
30  8,13|      mercenary troops of foreign peoples.[96]~ In 1258, the young
31  8,17|         be found among different peoples in various parts of the
32  8,17| historians and sociologists, all peoples pass in their historical
33  9,2 |          menaced on all sides by peoples politically or economically
34  9,2 |      this aging organism younger peoples were growing and gathering
35  9,2 |      question was which of these peoples would put an end to the
36  9,2 |         on the other, of foreign peoples pursuing their own political
37  9,3 |       representatives of various peoples among whom may have been
38  9,4 |          the rulers of these two peoples had set as their definite
39  9,6 |    leaders of various states and peoples … had not the least idea
40  9,6 |    centers of trade with eastern peoples. Peaceful relations between
41  9,9 |     representatives of different peoples whom he had conquered, largely
42  9,14|      imitated by “the numberless peoples who followed the schism
43  9,18|         given by Laonikos on the peoples and countries of western
44  9,18|          but also of neighboring peoples; an example is his detailed
45  9,19|          destiny of the European peoples. Small causes, great effects!”[