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 1  2,2 |    capital. Forty thousand Goth soldiers, the so-called “foederati,”
 2  2,2 |    forced by the demands of his soldiers to appoint his brother,
 3  2,2 |    almost forty.”[73] Among his soldiers Julian inspired great love
 4  2,2 |   legions from Gaul. The Gallic soldiers revolted against this demand
 5  2,2 |      the shining crosses on the soldiers’ shields were replaced with
 6  2,3 |     prevent the violence of the soldiers. The city population, provoked
 7  2,3 |        officers as well as many soldiers. The infuriated Theodosius,
 8  2,3 |         the Emperor with 40,000 soldiers. There was also a Gothic
 9  2,3 |         and promised to furnish soldiers for the army and to obey
10  2,3 |     military title of Master of Soldiers in Illyricum (Magister mihtum
11  2,3 |         About him were gathered soldiers of Gothic origin and representatives
12  3,4 |      reduction in the number of soldiers, which naturally made the
13  3,8 |        the army; the absence of soldiers necessitated more money
14  4,1 |     recruited a large number of soldiers and trained them for several
15  4,1 |         the princes, of all [he soldiers and inhabitants of the city;
16  4,1 |       paralyzed resistance. The soldiers were no better than their
17  4,1 |       set the number of Arabian soldiers who took part in the Syrian
18  5,4 |       and in Edessa the rioting soldiers flung stones at the miraculous
19  5,5 |       disobedient troops by new soldiers, more loyal to her ideals.~
20  5,8 |     that the greatest number of soldiers was drafted from among the
21  5,8 |      cult impressed the eastern soldiers as an alien religion, and
22  6,2 |         of his reign (969), his soldiers took Antioch with enormous
23  6,2 |       became a pleasure for his soldiers, for nobody attacked them
24  6,2 |         28]~ When the Byzantine soldiers returned to Antioch, the
25  6,4 |       Vladimir should send 6000 soldiers to aid Basil, for which
26  6,6 |      the Normans to the Russian soldiers, who served in the ranks
27  6,7 |         venerate as martyrs all soldiers who had fallen in the struggle
28  6,7 |     customary to assign land to soldiers on the border lines of the
29  6,8 |       of the imperial army. The soldiers became panic-stricken and
30  6,8 | numbered Varangians among their soldiers. In a later period of this
31  7,1 |       courtiers, officials, and soldiers. The triumphal procession
32  7,3 |       western knights and their soldiers, as well as the Latin monks
33  7,3 |     these men who claimed to be soldiers of Christ. Another stirring
34  7,4 |       always consent to provide soldiers with the generosity shown,
35  8,17|       the enemy to the frontier soldiers (limitanei) and their chiefs
36  8,17|         service of the frontier soldiers or frontier militia (limitanei
37  9,9 |        aristocracy; priests and soldiers intermingled; Constantinopolitans,
38  9,9 |       Muhammed had promised his soldiers, lasted for three days and
39  9,17|      imperial jewelry was sold; soldiers could not be fed; misery