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 1  2,2 |         belonged to some Romanized barbarian tribe of the Balkan peninsula;
 2  2,3 |            of a Romanized Germanic barbarian, who had rendered great
 3  2,4 |          direct and indirect, upon barbarian legislation. The famous “
 4  2,4 |            code of Theodosius upon barbarian legislation. But stilt more
 5  2,4 |           of the fifth century the barbarian Aspar, supported by the
 6  2,4 |         Aspar, his family, and the barbarian influence in the army in
 7  2,4 |         weakening the dominance of barbarian troops.”[137]~ The Huns,
 8  2,5 |    influence at the court by a new barbarian influence, that of the Isaurians,
 9  2,5 |          the year 476 one of these barbarian chiefs; Odovacar, deposed
10  2,5 |           the fifth century of the barbarian German kingdoms in the West,
11  3,3 |        were carried on against the barbarian Germanic states of western
12  3,3 |   interesting is the fact that the barbarian kings themselves supported
13  3,12|          conquered by a new German barbarian tribe, the Lombards, who
14  3,12|       destroyed the kingdom of the barbarian tribe of the Gepids (Gepidae)
15  3,15|          was slavonized and became barbarian.”[133] The year when Emperor
16  5,2 | Peloponnesus became slavonized and barbarian when the plague spread through
17  5,3 |           to consider the Ecloga a barbarian law, because in most cases
18  5,3 |         the nature of the lawbook, barbarian and naively empirical, is
19  5,8 |          the “Scythian, coarse and barbarian people,” and to their attack
20  6,5 |            time in their brief and barbarian historical existence the
21  6,8 |             representatives of the barbarian West came to the Bosphorus
22  7,1 |         enterprising boldness of a barbarian the refinement of a Byzantine
23  7,1 |  diplomatic tactics of rousing one barbarian against the others: he appealed
24  7,1 |        defended itself against the barbarian hordes of the Polovtzi (
25  7,1 |        clearing of the Empire from barbarian admixture.”~ “With Andronicus,
26  7,3 |           a very dark aspect, with barbarian population, perhaps partly
27  7,3 |      perhaps partly Slavonic, with barbarian language round about Athens,
28  7,3 |            at Athens I have become barbarian,” wrote Michael and compared
29  7,4 |            she chanced to give the barbarian names of the western or
30  7,4 |         which had become a sort of barbarian dialect and which he was
31  7,4 |           Roman” over the western “barbarian,” deserves as a historian
32  8,5 |          The capital hurled by the barbarian inundation out of the walls
33  9,4 |         the epoch of the so-called barbarian invasions of the fourth
34  9,7 |          he himself would become a barbarian,[168] at the court of the