Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  I  |    language signifies “Western Goths.” These, after some battles
 2      I,  I  | Turingi, and Ostro, or eastern Goths, moved in search of new
 3      I,  II |       Rome—Narses destroys the Goths—New form of Government in
 4      I,  II |  occupied Naples and Rome. The Goths, seeing this, slew Theodatus
 5      I,  II |        of Belisarius, that the Goths took courage and created
 6      I,  II |    routed and slew Totila. The Goths who escaped sought refuge
 7      I,  II |      victory, the power of the Goths in Italy was quite annihilated,
 8      I,  II |       Italy delivered from the Goths than Justinian died, and
 9      I,  II | governors of provinces, as the Goths had done, but in every city
10      I,  II |        during the war with the Goths, he left Pannonia to the
11      I,  III|     was Theodoric, king of the Goths, when he established the