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The barbarians now de- manded a third of the land of Italy, which was refused them. Under the lead of Odoacer, they slew Orestes, and deposed his son (476 a. D. ). Zeno, emperor of the East, was now persuaded to declare the office of em- peror of the West abolished, and to give the govern- ment of " the Diocese of Italy " to Odoacer, with the title of " Patrician. " CHAPTER Invasion and Distribution op the Barbarians.
The sieges and captures of Rome by the barbarians have been arranged in a cha...pter by themselves, instead of in their chronological places in the narrative of the emperors, because by this plan a better idea of the opera- tions can be given ; and especially because a clearer and more distinct conception of the rise of the nations, which, tearing in pieces the empire of Rome, have made up modern Europe, can be obtained.
The Huns, who caused the movement which over- turned the western empire, are supposed to have come originally from the eastern portion of Asia, where they were at one time very powerful.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The barbarians now de- manded a third of the land of Italy, which was refused them. Under the lead of Odoacer, they slew Orestes, and deposed his son (476 a. D. ). Zeno, emperor of the East, was now persuaded to declare the office of em- peror of the West abolished, and to give the govern- ment of " the Diocese of Italy " to Odoacer, with the title of " Patrician. " CHAPTER Invasion and Distribution op the Barbarians.
The sieges and captures of Rome by the barbarians have been arranged in a cha...pter by themselves, instead of in their chronological places in the narrative of the emperors, because by this plan a better idea of the opera- tions can be given ; and especially because a clearer and more distinct conception of the rise of the nations, which, tearing in pieces the empire of Rome, have made up modern Europe, can be obtained.
The Huns, who caused the movement which over- turned the western empire, are supposed to have come originally from the eastern portion of Asia, where they were at one time very powerful.
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