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 1      I,  I  |       occupied the province of Pannonia, situated upon the nearer
 2      I,  I  |    said above to have occupied Pannonia, joining with other nations,
 3      I,  I  |      established themselves in Pannonia, and the Eruli and the Turingi
 4      I,  II |     Ostrogoths ruled Mesia and Pannonia; the Visigoths, Suavi, and
 5      I,  II |      them within the limits of Pannonia. So, seeing himself under
 6      I,  II |      his friends the Zepidi in Pannonia, Theodoric marched into
 7      I,  II |  Lombards, who then reigned in Pannonia, to invade and take possession
 8      I,  II |        of the Zepidi, who held Pannonia, conquered and slew him.
 9      I,  II |      made himself sovereign of Pannonia; and, moved by his savage
10      I,  II |        with the Goths, he left Pannonia to the Huns, who after the
11      I,  III| induced the Huns, who occupied Pannonia, to assail Italy; but, in
12      I,  III|    were compelled to return to Pannonia, which had from them been