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"english": "The Arabs invaded the territory of the Roman Empire in the east, south, and west more extensively than the Germanic people, and the trigger of this invasion from the east was Muhammad (570-632).",
"ref": "1951, 和辻哲郎 [Tetsuro Watsuji], 鎖国 日本の悲劇 (Sakoku Nihon no higeki)",
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"text": "ローマ帝国の版図を東方・南方・西方に亘ってゲルマン人以上に広く侵蝕したのはアラビア人であるが、この東方からの侵入の起点はモハメッド（570―632）である。\nRōma Teikoku no hanto o tōhō nanpō seihō ni watatte Geruman-jin ijō ni hiroku shinshoku shita no wa Arabia-jin de aru ga, kono tōhō kara no shinnyū no kiten wa Mohameddo (570―632) de aru."
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