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ke his expedition,and had protested his willingness to govern in the name ofthe emperor and for his glory. It is not perhaps surprisingthat a barbarian, and especially Theodoric who knew so wellhow to win by treachery what he could not otherwise obtain,should after his victory forget the promise he… … of course refused. Nevertheless the Goths confirmedTheodoric to themselves as king without waiting for the orderof the new emperor Anastasius. ^ This confirmation/*whatever it may havemeant to the Goths,meant nothing to theRomans or to the em-pire. For some yearsConstantinople refusedail…
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