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Maroboduus (d. AD 37), also
known as
Marbod, was a king of the Marcomanni, who were a
Germanic Suebian people. He
spent part of his
youth in Rome, and...
- Marbodus,
Marbod or
Marbode of
Rennes (c. 1035 – 11
September 1123) was
archdeacon and
schoolmaster at Angers, France, then
Bishop of
Rennes in Brittany...
- cousins, the
Marbods, try to
discover what is
going on,
Cazotte attempts to woo Ehrengard.
After an
unsuccessful attempt by the
Marbods to
kidnap the...
- Muslu [de] as
Marbod, reik of the
Marcomanni (season 2)
Ilyes Raoul [de] as
Young Marbod (season 2)
Katharina Heyer [de] as Odarike,
Marbod's wife (season...
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legions from the West and
offers his help
against Marbod, but he has
secretly offered to
support Marbod against Hermann. The
Germanic princes gather with...
- King
Marbod of the Marcomanni, the
other most
important Germanic leader, whom
Arminius hoped to coax into an anti-Roman
military alliance, but
Marbod declined...
-
Roman threat, a war
broke out
between Arminius and
Marbod, king of the Marcomanni. It
ended with
Marbod fleeing to
Ravenna and
Roman protection, but Arminius...
- The
influence of late 11th-century
poets of the "Loire school", such as
Marbod of
Rennes and
Hildebert of Lavardin, is
stressed in this
connexion by Brinkmann...
- Ages.
During the
Germanic campaigns, Thusnelda,
widow of Arminius, and
Marbod, King of the Marcomanni, were
confined at Ravenna.
Ravenna greatly prospered...
-
operations as a
Roman fort (castrum) in the
campaigns against Maroboduus (
Marbod).
Significant Romanisation happened when the town was
selected as the garrison...
