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 1  2,2 |    emperors belonging to various tribes: Thracians, one Isaurian,
 2  2,3 |       divided the Goths into two tribes: the eastern Goths, otherwise
 3  2,3 |          Like all other Germanic tribes of this period, the Goths
 4  2,3 |        to all the other Germanic tribes, who entered their historical
 5  2,3 |        as the conflicts with the tribes attacking it from without.~
 6  2,5 |   inhabited by people of various tribes. “It is sufficient to recall,”
 7  2,5 |        probable that some Slavic tribes were included among them.
 8  3,4 |          uprisings of the Berber tribes also contributed much to
 9  3,6 |          West among the Germanic tribes. Survivals of paganism existed
10  3,7 |    Danube, and of some Caucasian tribes, as well as of the native
11  3,7 |         as well as of the native tribes of Northern Africa and the
12  3,12|     acquainted with the northern tribes and they confuse the Slavs
13  3,12|          included many different tribes, among whom the Saxons were
14  4,1 |      freed the marauding Arabian tribes from the ties of association
15  4,1 |         the aid of the Caucasian tribes and formed an alliance with
16  4,1 |       collision with the Arabian tribes on its eastern Syrian border,
17  4,1 |          bloody struggle between tribes. References to these ancient
18  4,1 |    mutual relations of different tribes of ancient Arabia.~ The
19  4,1 |        Arabs were primitive. The tribes had their own gods and sacred
20  4,1 |       merchants from all Arabian tribes. Some legends affirm that,
21  4,1 |       the city, idols of various tribes were placed within the Kaaba,
22  4,1 | territorial inviolability of the tribes who sent representatives
23  4,1 |  prevailed among certain Arabian tribes of burying alive newly born
24  4,1 |         peninsula, in Yemen. The tribes of northeastern Arabia also
25  4,1 |     great majority of the Berber tribes, in spite of the official
26  4,1 |    became surrounded by Slavonic tribes and found it difficult to
27  4,1 |       element among the Slavonic tribes of the peninsula who had
28  5,2 | expedition “against the Slavonic tribes,” to Greece, Thessalonica,
29  5,8 |          several other Caucasian tribes.[128] Thomas stood at the
30  6,3 |       sceptre all those Slavonic tribes of the Balkan peninsula
31  6,5 |        by other barbaric nomadic tribes, especially by the Uzes
32  6,5 |          and the Cumans were all tribes of Turkish origin, and therefore
33  6,7 |     greater part of the Slavonic tribes settled in the Peloponnesus
34  6,8 |       the arrival of new Turkish tribes, they conquered all of western
35  6,8 |         army, made up of various tribes —Macedonian Slavs, Bulgarians,
36  6,8 |         and, together with other tribes, including perhaps the Slavs,
37  7,4 |         those dark and wandering tribes the greater part of which,
38  9,4 |          and autonomous mountain tribes, and their interests were