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 1      I,  I  |       Roman territories—Visigoths —Barbarians called in by Stilicho—Vandals
 2      I,  I  | contributed to its ruin; and these barbarians exhibited much ability and
 3      I,  I  |          and increased that of the barbarians. Nor was the island of Britain,
 4      I,  I  |      defended by the forces of the barbarians, came into Italy under Attila
 5      I,  I  |           to defend it against the barbarians, abandoned Rome, and removed
 6      I,  II |       passage of any new hordes of barbarians who might design to assail
 7      I,  II |        from the frequent influx of barbarians, acquired new vigor, and
 8      I,  II |           provinces overrun by the barbarians, they were those which occurred
 9      I,  III|            wars which the northern barbarians carried on in Italy, it
10      I,  IV |            from the inundations of barbarians, might be distracted with
11      I,  VI |        throw off the yoke of these barbarians. When a suitable moment
12     II,  I  |        empire was afflicted by the barbarians, Florence was destroyed
13      V,  I  |      defend their country from the barbarians.~Among these governments,
14      V,  I  |       which it will appear how the barbarians were again admitted into