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• Late Antiquity (130)

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• Kings of the Vandals (10)

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• 5th-century monarchs in Africa (8)

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• 5th-century Arian Christians

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• Ancient Germanic people (35)

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• Vandal history (13)

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• Magistri militum (48)

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• Ancient Roman provinces (10)

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• 565 deaths (9)

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• 3rd-century Roman emperors (37)

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• House of Theodosius (43)

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• 4th-century Roman emperors (24)

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• See also (20)

  • A.H.M. Jones
  • J.B. Bury
  • Politics of Ancient Rome
  • Acta senatus
  • Carolingian empire
  • Carolingian empire
  • Chlodio
  • Ammianus Marcellinus
  • Roman Constitution
  • The Roman
  • Barnes, Timothy D.
  • 509 BC
  • Rome
  • 508 BC
  • Mauretania Caesariensis
  • 27 BC
  • German Kings and Emperors
  • Valentinian II
  • Catholic Church in Great Britain
  • Africa province
  • Helene Ahrweiler
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