- The
Carpi or
Carpiani were a
tribe that
resided in the
eastern parts of
modern Romania in the
historical region of
Moldavia from no
later than c. AD 140...
-
Carpiano (Milanese:
Carpian [karˈpjãː]) is a
comune (muni****lity) in the
Metropolitan City of
Milan in the
Italian region Lombardy,
located about 15...
- the 5th
century under the
stress of the
migration of
Germanic tribes and
Carpian pressure. This
period brought many
invaders into
Central Europe, beginning...
- Carpathians,
suggesting that the
Carpians were the
first new
arrivals in the
former province from the
neighboring regions.
Other Carpian groups,
pressured by the...
- The
Epistula ad
Carpianum ("Letter to
Carpian") or
Letter of
Eusebius is the
title traditionally given to a
letter from
Eusebius of
Caesarea to a Christian...
-
across the
Rhine and
Danube frontier by
foreign tribes,
including the
Carpians, Goths, Vandals, and Alamanni, and
attacks from S****anids in the east....
- of the texts, and many Gr**** ones the
Epistula ad
Carpianum (Letter to
Carpian) of
Eusebius of
Caesarea explaining the
Eusebian Canons he had devised...
- empire, the
frontiers were
neglected and
subjected to
frequent raids by
Carpians,
Goths and Alemanni, in
addition to
outright attacks from the aggressive...
- the end of Trajan's
Dacian Wars (c.106 AD).
Between 244–247,
after the
Carpian and
Getae (or Goths) attacks,
Philip the Arab
abandoned the
limes for some...
-
winter of 101–102 the
Dacian king
Decebalus led a
coalition of Dacians,
Carpians,
Sarmatians and Burs in an
attack against Moesia Inferior. The invading...
