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 1  2,3 |           greatly from the Gothic invasion, for the Visigoths sacked
 2  3,4 |   terrible economic blow from the invasion.[34]~ The Hunnic danger
 3  3,8 | contemporary says that “a foreign invasion seemed less formidable to
 4  3,15|        the Slavs. This particular invasion which Fallmerayer referred
 5  4,1 |         Persian campaigns and the invasion of the Avars.[6] “Heraclius
 6  4,1 |         of Jerusalem. The Persian invasion immediately removed the
 7  4,1 |           trade development. This invasion freed the marauding Arabian
 8  4,1 |   religious freedom.~ The Persian invasion was not limited to Syria
 9  4,1 |          were left by the Arabian invasion, one still finds at every
10  4,1 |           fifty years the Arabian invasion undid all these achievements.”[
11  6,3 |           agreed to make a sudden invasion of Bulgaria from the north
12  6,5 |          called Scythians: “Their invasion is a flash of lightning;
13  6,8 |         the century preceding the invasion of the Crusaders from the
14  7,1 |         Robert’s death the Norman invasion of Byzantine territory ceased,
15  7,1 |           drowning in the Turkish invasion.” Another Russian historian,
16  7,1 |           of the Franks, or their invasion, or I do not know how one
17  7,1 |          enough the bitter cup of invasion … As we have been accustomed
18  7,1 |       clearly that such a plan of invasion had hovered before his eyes.
19  7,1 |        the news of the successful invasion of the Normans into Greece
20  8,2 |           sought shelter from the invasion of the crusaders numerous
21  8,2 |            who after the Frankish invasion had withdrawn to Bulgaria,
22  8,11|                        The Mongol invasion and the alliance against
23  8,11|        the menacing danger of the invasion of the Mongols, namely,
24  8,11|        connection with the Tartar invasion two stories given by a western
25  8,11|         from the danger of Mongol invasion from the East, concentrated
26  8,16|         had fled before the Latin invasion to the island of Ceos, but
27  9,3 |  threatening danger of the Mongol invasion appeared from the East.
28  9,3 |        had fled before the Mongol invasion or had been taken captives
29  9,4 |       material.[93] The Navarrese invasion in 1379 dealt a death blow
30  9,8 |           Murad II considered the invasion of Constantine into northern
31  9,13|          existence, first against invasion by the Turks and later the