- is
commonly used in
English to
refer to the
Burgundi (Burgundionei,
Burgundiones or Burgunds) who
settled in
eastern Gaul and the
western Alps during...
- one of the most
important peoples of Germania,
including the
tribes Burgundiones, Varines,
Charines and Gutones. The next
mention of
Lugii are the times...
- 123.16: Quadus, Vandalus, Sarmata, Halani, Gipedes, Heruli, Saxones,
Burgundiones,
Alemanni et – o
lugenda respublica! –
hostes Pannonii. ("Savage tribes...
- speakers)
Avarpi Burgundians /
Burgundiones /
Burgundes /
Burgodiones (Frugundiones? may have been a
variant of
Burgundiones with the "B" as an "F" Furgundiones...
-
Germanic peoples.
Tribes within this
category who he
mentions are the
Burgundiones, Varini,
Carini (otherwise unknown), and the Gutones.
Tacitus mentioned...
-
genuit Gothos, Walagothos, Wandalos, Gepedeos, et Saxones.
Inguo genuit Burgundiones, Turingos, Langobardos, Baioarios.
Istio genuit Romanes, Brittones, Francos...
- AD):
There are five
German races; the Vandili,
parts of whom are the
Burgundiones, the Varini, the Carini, and the Gutones: the Ingævones,
forming a second...
-
Gutones as one of the
peoples of Germania. He
writes that the Gutones,
Burgundiones, Varini, and
Carini belong to the Vandili.
Pliny classifies the Vandili...
-
celebrated centuries later in the Nibelungenlied, the Huns
slaughtered many
Burgundiones on the
middle Rhine, re-establishing the
survivors as
Roman allies, the...
- Aetius'
allies as
including the Francii, Sarmatae, Armoriciani, Liticiani,
Burgundiones, Saxones, Riparii, and
Olibrones (whom he
describes as "once
Roman soldiers...
