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 1  2,3 |  Synesius, a native of the North African city of Cyrene, was an educated
 2  2,3 |       chosen bishop of the North African Ptolemaïs. During his three
 3  3,4 |        which the question of the African expedition was discussed
 4  3,4 |     narrated by the contemporary African poet, Corippus, in his historical
 5  3,4 |    Theodora did not overlook the African peoples who lived on the
 6  3,7 | concession made by Vigilius. The African bishops, having summoned
 7  3,9 |          told also of Indian and African animals, and, roost important
 8  3,14|          so the formation of the African exarchate in the place of
 9  3,14|        on the part of the native African Moors, or, as they are sometimes
10  3,14|    country. The beginning of the African, or Carthaginian, exarchate (
11  3,14|          of Emperor Maurice. The African exarchate was founded on
12  3,14|      himself. And in reality the African exarch was to raise the
13  3,14|    resulted in the revolt of the African exarch, Heraclius. Egypt
14  3,14|          in this revolt, and the African fleet under the direction
15  3,16|          the revolt of the north African natives against the Empire,
16  3,16|      Africa as well as about the African War. The facts related by
17  4,1 |      rushed upon the Asiatic and African provinces with a determination
18  4,1 |       westward movement on North African territory.~ The most trying
19  4,1 |     Carthage, the capital of the African exarchate, and at the beginning
20  4,1 |          in conquering the north African provinces, many of the natives
21  4,1 |  migrated to Italy and Gaul. The African church, once so famous in
22  4,4 |       Heraclius the Libyan (i.e. African), the Roman Empire has become
23  5,8 |        time of Nicephorus I, the African Arabs aided the Peloponnesian
24  5,8 |          appealed for aid to the African Arabs. The latter arrived
25  6,2 |       civil wars among the North African Arabs, and the difficult
26  6,3 |        form an alliance with the African Arabs for a joint siege
27  6,7 |      Empire: the Carthagenian or African exarchate was conquered
28  7,1 |      raided several times by the African Muhammedan pirates, undertook
29  7,1 |        the ports of the opposite African coast, and in 1087, encouraged
30  7,1 |     attacked Mehdia on the north African coast. All these expeditions
31  8,17|       century, the revolt of the African exarch Heraclius resulted