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Euric (Gothic: ๐ฐ๐น๐
๐ฐ๐๐ด๐น๐บ๐, Aiwareiks, see Eric), also
known as
Evaric (c. 420 โ 28
December 484), son of
Theodoric I,
ruled as king (rex) of the...
- The
Codex Eurici**** or Code of
Euric was a
collection of laws
governing the
Visigoths compiled at the
order of
Euric, King of the Visigoths, sometime...
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promised in
Hispania in
exchange for
restoring the
Roman order.
Under King
Euricโwho
eliminated the
status of foederatiโa
triumphal advance of the Visigoths...
- the
Visigothic king
Euric, who was
besieging Arles.
Euric crushed the
Roman army and
killed Anthemiolus and
three Roman counts.
Euric subsequently captured...
- was
appointed Bishop of
Clermont and he led the
defence of the city from
Euric, King of the Visigoths, from 473 to 475. He
retained his
position as bishop...
- the Auvergne. He and his
generals were
defeated by the
Visigothic king
Euric near
Arles and all four of them lost
their lives. The Chronica, in entry...
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Euric Allan Bobb (born 31
October 1943) is an
economist and
former athlete from
Trinidad and Tobago. As an
athlete he
specialized in the 400 metres. He...
- was the King of the
Visigoths from 484
until 507. He
succeeded his
father Euric as King of the
Visigoths in
Toulouse on 28
December 484; he was the great-grandson...
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states that
Riothamus supported the
Romans against the
Visigoths led by
Euric (who
lived c. 440 โ 484). In The
Origin and
Deeds of the Goths, he states...
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independent kingdom.
Between 471 and 476,
Euric captured most of
southern Gaul.
According to
historian J. B. Bury,
Euric was
probably the "greatest of the Visigothic...
