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Ascaric or
Ascarich (Latin: Ascaricus) was an
early Frankish war leader, who,
along with his co-leader, Merogais, are the
earliest known leaders explicitly...
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Ascaric,
Ascarich or
Anscharic (Spanish:
Ascario or Ascarico, French: Anschéric, Portuguese: Ascárico) is a
Germanic name that
appears in
Latin sources...
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Ascaric (died 810/11) was
either the
bishop of
Astorga or
bishop of Braga. He was
condemned in the
third letter of Pope
Hadrian I for
adoptionism sometime...
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Ascaric (Spanish:
Ascario or Ascarico, Latin: Ascaricus), a Visigoth, was the
fourth known Bishop of
Palencia from
about 639 to
about 673. He only appears...
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monarchy tied to a
specific territory.
Genobaud (3rd century?)
Merogais and
Ascaric (4th century)
Marcomer (4th century), dux
Sunno (4th century), dux Genobaud...
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three of his
letters address the
Migetian controversy. He
credited Bishop Ascaric of
Braga with also
fighting the "Migetians".
Although he
affirmed Catholic...
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winter of 306–307. He
drove them back
beyond the
Rhine and
captured kings Ascaric and Merogais; the
kings and
their soldiers were fed to the
beasts of Trier...
- French: Ragaise) was an
early Frankish king, who,
along with his co-ruler
Ascaric, is the
earliest Frankish ruler known. He was an
enemy of the
Roman Empire...
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drives the
Franks back
beyond the
Rhine and
captures two of
their kings,
Ascaric and Merogaisus. The
prisoners are fed to the
beasts of Trier's amphitheater...
- his relics, was
finished during the mid-seventh
century episcopate of
Ascaric. A
monastery dedicated to him had been
built near Foix by the
eighth century...
