1.   Not only did Byzantine churches in Kiev suffer from barbarian invasion in the Middle Ages, but damage to these fabrics in the Second World War was devastating.

2.   The impact of the barbarian invasions and settlements in Gaul can be seen in the substantial literary output of the fifth century.

3.   This discrepancy makes any assessment of the extent of dislocation caused by the barbarian invasions extremely difficult.

4.   Paulinus of Pella provides an unusual example of a member of the senatorial aristocracy known to have been bankrupted by the barbarian invasions.

5.   The Franks first appear in historical sources relating to the barbarian invasions of the third century.

6.   The importance of these functions was enhanced by the barbarian invasions of the fifth century.

7.   As Mists, based on the best-selling novel of the same name, begins, the people of the British Isles fight valiantly against barbarian invasion.

8.   This era can deservedly be called the Dark Ages because the barbarian invasions that took place beset Europe for centuries and gradually destroyed Roman civilization.