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 1  2,3|          students.~ ~The German (Gothic) problem in the fourth century. —
 2  2,3|        the fourth century. — The Gothic question was the most acute
 3  2,3|       period. At the time of the Gothic migration to the shores
 4  2,3|          of the Archipelago. The Gothic pirates went even farther
 5  2,3|     Cyprus suffered from several Gothic attacks. Still, in all these
 6  2,3|         pillage, after which the Gothic vessels would return to
 7  2,3|       Claudius was surnamed “the Gothic” (Gothicus). But Aurelian,
 8  2,3|       soldiers. There was also a Gothic regiment in the army of
 9  2,3|          numerous sea raids. The Gothic Christians were even represented
10  2,3|          extraction, but born on Gothic soil. He had spent a number
11  2,3|         his people he invented a Gothic alphabet, based in part
12  2,3|    translated the Bible into the Gothic language. The spread of
13  2,3| massacres did not even spare the Gothic women and children, had
14  2,3|         but when the news of the Gothic revolt reached him he left
15  2,3|     Theodosius, aided by his own Gothic troops, was successful in
16  2,3|       against their own kinsmen. Gothic influence was felt in higher
17  2,3|          Egypt, did not feel the Gothic power to any considerable
18  2,3|            The settlement of the Gothic problem. — The central issue
19  2,3|        suffered greatly from the Gothic invasion, for the Visigoths
20  2,3|        in Greece, the prevailing Gothic influence since the time
21  2,3|        were gathered soldiers of Gothic origin and representatives
22  2,3|       gift to Arcadius. Thus the Gothic menace was warded off through
23  2,3|       service to the Empire. The Gothic problem at the beginning
24  2,4|     Aspar, of Alan descent.~ The Gothic problem, which became a
25  2,4|         government. However, the Gothic element in the Byzantine
26  2,5|        or, to be more exact, the Gothic, tyranny grew very strong
27  2,5|       and Valens, as well as for Gothic and early Hunnic history.
28  3,4|        there, as well as a small Gothic settlement centered around
29  3,9|          the chief center of the Gothic settlement. A fragment of
30  6,7|          to as “the Klimata” or “Gothic Klimata.” The list published
31  9,2|   frequently referred to as “the Gothic Klimata” — were in the power