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 1  2,2 |      epoch of the Greco-Persian Wars and the time of Philip of
 2  2,5 |       he did not aim to tell of wars and the trophies of generals,
 3  2,5 |       letters the most peaceful wars waged in behalf of the peace
 4  3,3 |         ideology.~ The numerous wars of Justinian were partly
 5  3,4 |                                 Wars with the Vandals, Ostrogoths,
 6  3,4 |            The results of thess wars. Persia. The Slavs. — The
 7  3,4 | population. But the Ostrogothic wars for a long time prevented
 8  3,4 |   result of all these offensive wars was to double the extent
 9  3,4 |        of Justinian’s offensive wars brought with it the beginnings
10  3,4 |        economic.~ The defensive wars of Justinian were far less
11  3,4 |         even humiliating. These wars were carried on with Persia
12  3,4 |         for centuries in bloody wars on the eastern border. After
13  3,4 |         nature of the defensive wars in the north, in the Balkan
14  3,4 |      his endless and exhausting wars, which failed to realize
15  3,9 |    Empire and Persia, and since wars with Persia were a regular
16  3,11|                     The Persian wars.~ The fifty years’ truce
17  3,16|         accounts of Justinian’s wars with the Persians, Vandals,
18  4,1 | External Problems~ ~The Persian wars and the campaigns of Avars
19  4,1 |      east caused by the Persian wars, there appeared another
20  5,2 |     these events to the Persian wars of ancient Greece and calls
21  6,2 |         the year 868, the civil wars among the North African
22  6,2 |       the Russian and Bulgarian wars, and the insurrection of
23  6,2 |      victorious in the northern wars, and he also succeeded in
24  6,3 |        on the arena of European wars as an ally of one of the
25  6,3 |         were engaged in eastern wars. Samuel conquered many new
26  6,4 |   connection with the Bulgarian wars.~ Still more important were
27  7,1 |         veritable crusades: the wars in Spain against the Moors,
28  7,1 |       occupied by nearly annual wars with the Turks in Asia Minor,
29  7,1 |        in Europe, but there his wars were of a strictly defensive
30  7,1 |       Byzantium. The subsequent wars of Roger with Manuel showed
31  7,1 |       reign John devoted to the wars against the Empire’s enemies.
32  7,1 |   Despite many difficulties and wars, the Byzantine Emperor “
33  7,4 |         with rich gifts. Fierce wars with the Turks, Patzinaks,
34  7,4 |      spite of almost continuous wars. But the rule of his successor
35  8,6 |    consisted on the one hand of wars, and on the other of alliances
36  9,2 |       personal part in the many wars fought during his reign.
37  9,3 |     Palaeologus, because of the wars in Europe against the Italians,
38  9,4 |    family. Thanks to successful wars with Byzantium and the Bulgars,
39  9,7 |       of the Constantinopolitan wars of 6930 (= 1422), when Amurat-bey
40  9,17|   sometimes resulted in violent wars. The position of Byzantium
41  9,17|  position of Byzantium in these wars was extremely delicate.