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Ermanaric (died 376) was a
Greuthungian Gothic king who
before the
Hunnic invasion evidently ruled a
sizable portion of Oium, the part of
Scythia inhabited...
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Ermanaric (also
referred to as
Ermanaricus or Hermanaric), is
identified as a
Greuthungian king who
ruled territories in
modern Ukraine.
Ermanaric signals...
- legend,
whose grisly death at the
hands of her
jealous royal husband Ermanaric was told in many
northern European stories,
including the Old
Norse Poetic...
- gave rise to the
neighbouring Finnish language. In the 4th century, King
Ermanaric of the
Goths claimed to have
subjugated Estonia, but no archaeological...
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historian Saxo
Grammaticus records a
version of the
story of
Jorumrek (
Ermanaric)'s
death that
includes Gudrun (as Guthruna) in
Latin in his
Gesta Danorum...
- and Old
Norse works. Her
works included the 1943 book The
Legends of
Ermanaric,
based on her
doctoral dissertation, and
three influential papers on the...
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Attila and a
hundred years after the
death of the
historical Gothic king
Ermanaric.
Differences between Dietrich and
Theodoric were
already noted in the...
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succeeded to
Ermanaric,
meaning that he
probably reigned in 376. Ammi**** Marcellinus, the only
known source on him,
states that
after Ermanaric's death he...
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Empire and the Goths.
During Procopius' insurrection, the
Gothic king
Ermanaric, who
ruled a
powerful kingdom north of the
Danube from the
Euxine to the...
- king of the
Greuthungi after the
death of
Ermanaric (Hermanaric). Ammi****
Marcellinus reports that
Ermanaric was
succeeded by Vithimiris. At that time...
