Italy and Her Invaders: The Lombard invasions, 553-600. 1895Clarendon Press, 1895 - Barbarian invasions of Rome |
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Agathias Agelmund Alamanni Alboin alliance Alps ambassadors apparently army Audoin Austrasia Authari authority Avars barbarian bardi battle bishops BOOK brother Brunichildis Butilin called captivity Capua century chief Childebert Chilperic Chlotochar Church Cleph Constantinople crossed Cumae Danube daughter death died duke Elbe embassy Emperor Empire Frankish Frankish king Franks Fredegundis Galswintha Gaul Gepidae German Gothic Goths Gregory Gregory's Guntram hand Heruli Herulian historian Imperial Ingunthis invaders invasion Italy Justin Justinian kingdom Lamissio land Lango Langobardi Langobardorum letters Leuthar Lombard marched Mummolus murder Narses nation neighbours Neustria nobles Origo Ostrogoths palace Pannonia Paulus Diaconus Pavia Pelagius perhaps Pope probably Procopius province Ravenna reign Rodulf Roman Rome Rugiland Saga Saxons says seems sent siege Sigibert slain soldiers story sword Tacitus Tato Teutonic Theodoric Theude Theudebald Theudebert Theudelinda Thorisind throne tribe victory Visigothic Waccho Winnili words Zaban δὲ καὶ Сн
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