1Jo-i means to expel the barbarians; Kai-Koku means to open the country.
2Pacem itself has fewer than ten standard days until the barbarians arrive.
3Of the barbarians massing at the border he said nothing at all.
4It isn't just the barbarians of Apartheid guilty of mass corruption, though.
5It was even possible that some had been captured by the barbarians.
6After his death the ravages of the barbarians became still more fearful.
7We made contact with the barbarians on approximately the eighteenth of March.
8Shall the Queens of India be made the sport of the barbarians?
9Thus do we hope to deceive the keen eyes of the barbarians.
10City after city was attacked by the barbarians, and the suburbs plundered.
11Julius II died without having expelled the barbarians, as he had promised.
12Mingling with the barbarians unsuspected, he might get possession of the ovoid.
13All night and next day the barbarians prepared for a final struggle.
14They had been brought here to satisfy the lusts of the barbarians.
15Marcus Aurelius would proceed to slaughter the barbarians, and then forgive them.
16I assure you the barbarians are no more diseased than the Adem.
Translations for the barbarians