Definition of Dibaltum. Meaning of Dibaltum. Synonyms of Dibaltum

- The Battle of Dibaltum was fought between the Roman army and an army of Goths, Huns, and Alans in the summer of 377. The battle took place outside the...
- Ancient Romans, near Burgas, Colonia Flavia Pacis Deultensium (Deultum, Dibaltum, or Develtum) was established as a military colony for veterans by Vespasian...
- Fall of the Western Roman Empire Gothic War (376–382) Marcianople Willows Dibaltum 1st Adrianople 2nd Adrianople Constantinople Thessalonica Save Frigidus...
- refused to act as a hostage, as he had been a prisoner of the Goths in Dibaltum and escaped, and now feared revenge. Killed in the battle. Bacurius (presumably...
- Fall of the Western Roman Empire Gothic War (376–382) Marcianople Willows Dibaltum 1st Adrianople 2nd Adrianople Constantinople Thessalonica Save Frigidus...
- Fall of the Western Roman Empire Gothic War (376–382) Marcianople Willows Dibaltum 1st Adrianople 2nd Adrianople Constantinople Thessalonica Save Frigidus...
- Fall of the Western Roman Empire Gothic War (376–382) Marcianople Willows Dibaltum 1st Adrianople 2nd Adrianople Constantinople Thessalonica Save Frigidus...
- Goths had regained access to the ****espont and the Black Sea. They sacked Dibaltum and Augusta Trajana, forcing Frigiderus to retreat to Illyria. The Goths...
- south of the Balkan Mountains, around the towns of Beroea, Cabyle and Dibaltum. July – Frigeridus, Roman general, fortifies the Succi (Ihtiman) P**** to...
- due to an attack of gout. Following the Roman defeat at the Battle of Dibaltum, the Goths and Taifali under Farnobius planned to attack Frigeridus's fortified...