- the 580s, the
Romans bribed the
Antes to
attack the
settlements of the
Sclavenes.
Curta 2001, p. 48.
Curta 2001, p. 100–102, 323. Kobyliński 2005, p. 539...
-
among the
Sclavene mercenaries who were
fighting on the
Roman side in Italy.
Agreeing with Jordanes's report,
Procopius wrote that the
Sclavenes and Antes...
- Fredegar's
presumably inconsistent ethnic vocabulary.
Perhaps 'Wends' and '
Sclavenes' are
meant to
denote a
specific social and
political configuration, in...
- the
Avars to
attack the
Sclavenes in
Scythia Minor, a land rich with goods.[page needed]
After devastating much of the
Sclavenes' land, the
Avars returned...
-
settlements were
referred to by
Byzantine Gr****
historians as "
Sclavenes". The
Sclavenes parti****ted in
several ****aults
against the
Byzantine Empire...
-
Antae and Sclaveni, two
Early Slavic branches.
Procopius stated that the
Sclavenes and
Antes spoke the same language, but did not
trace their common origin...
-
Avars to
attack the
Sclavenes who
resumed their plundering raids against the
empire around that time. The
names of some of the
Sclavene leaders were first...
-
group of
Germanic Heruli who "p****ed
through the
territory of all of the
Sclavenes"
while moving towards Denmark in 512.
Archaeological sites have yielded...
-
themselves with the Sclaveni,
although there was an
episode in
which the
Sclavene Daurentius (fl. 577–579), the
first Slavic chieftain recorded by name...
- 799 AD)—his
original name was
probably Akamir—was the "archon of the
Sclavenes of Belzetia" (ό των Σκλαυινών της Βελζητίας άρχων), an
autonomous South...
