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Longobardia (Gr****: Λογγοβαρδία, also
variously Λογγιβαρδία,
Longibardia and Λαγουβαρδία, Lagoubardia) was a
Byzantine term for the
territories controlled...
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Langobardia Major was the name that, in the
Early Middle Ages, was
given to the
domains of the
Lombard Kingdom in
Northern Italy. It
comprised Lombardy...
- (540/554–584)
Exarchate of
Ravenna (584–751)
Theme of
Sicily (687–902)
Theme of
Longobardia (c. 891 – c. 965)
Catepanate of
Italy (965–1071)
Several states avoided...
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internal Lombard divisions to
retake Apulia,
which became the
theme of
Longobardia in 891/2.
Already by 887, Matera's
local Lombard elite bore Byzantine...
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Byzantine Duchy of
Amalfi Duchy of
Gaeta Catepanate of
Italy Longobardia Theme of
Lucania Duchy of
Naples Theme of
Sicily and
Byzantine Sicily Duchy of...
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interpreted them in a
strikingly different manner. He
noted that the name
Longobardia was not
applied to
Italy until after the
destruction of the
Kingdom of...
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style is
known as "Longobarda"
after an
earlier spelling of
Lombardy (
Longobardia). The term
Lombardic comes from the
study of incunabula. A characteristic...
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provinces of
Longobardia in the east and
Calabria in the west, and was
formed to encomp**** Lombard-po****ted
areas of the
theme of
Longobardia where Byzantine...
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reign of
Manso I,
described Amalfi as: ... la più
prospera città di
Longobardia, la più nobile, la più
illustre per le sue condizioni, la più agiata...
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transported Croats and
other Archons of
Slavs on
their ships to
Longobardia. Kalfün (Khalfun), 841–c.852
Mufarrag ibn Sallam, c.852–c.857 Sawdan...
