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Ariulf (died 602) was the
second Duke of
Spoleto from 592 (the
death of Faroald)
until his own death. In 592,
Ariulf,
whose position in
Spoleto and control...
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Ariulf Eric
Hampe (22
November 1922 – 28 May 2009) was a
German immigrant who
migrated to the
United States. He was
instrumental in
designing the Saturn...
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Lester Grinspoon, psychiatrist, professor, and drug
policy reform advocate Ariulf Eric Hampe,
German electrical and
aeronautical engineer Gordon Hayward,...
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Saint Marcellus of
Chalons Church, in Chalon-sur-Saône (Eastern France).
Ariulf becomes the
second Duke of
Spoleto (Central Italy).
Battle of Woden's Burg:...
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second Duke
Ariulf made
frequent expeditions against the
Byzantines (in 579–592
against Ravenna and in 592
against Rome).
Ariulf was
succeeded by...
- – Maurice,
Byzantine emperor (b. 539) Nu'man III, king of the
Lakhmids Ariulf,
Lombard duke of
Spoleto Bayan I,
ruler (khagan) of the
Avars Comentiolus...
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Regnal titles New
creation Duke of
Spoleto 570–591 Succeeded by
Ariulf...
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martyred by
Emperor Maximilian. One
chronicler mentions that the
Lombard duke
Ariulf of
Spoleto (died 602) pra****
before the
relics of the
Saint prior to a battle...
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Faroald I of
Spoleto becoming the
first Duke of Spoleto. His successor,
Ariulf of Spoleto,
annexed other territories: the
former territories controlled...
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deceased and for
daily use. In 591 in the area came
under the
control of
Ariulf and the
duchy of Spoleto. Charlemagne,
after the mid-700s,
donated Gastald...
