- The
Diocese of
Pannonia (Latin:
Dioecesis Pannoniarum, lit. 'Diocese of the Pannonias'), from 395
known as the
Diocese of Illyri****, was a
diocese of the...
- (1923). Die
Geographie des Ptolemaeus: Galliae, Germania, Raetia, Nori****,
Pannoniae, Illyri****,
Italia (in German). Berlin: Weidmann.
Cited by:
Edward Gulbekian...
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Pannonhalma (lat.
Archiabbatia or
Abbatia Territorialis Sancti Martini in
Monte Pannoniae) is a
medieval building in
Pannonhalma and is one of the
oldest historical...
- "evidence that they had a
sense of
Croat identity"
referred to as dux
Pannoniae Inferioris, or
simply a Slav, by
contemporary sources. A
closer reading...
-
Septimiae Aquincensium flamen coloniae Septimiae Aquincensium sacerdos Arae
Augusti nostri provinciae Pannoniae Inferioris Father Gaius Family gens Titia...
-
Franks Pannonia, the
territory of the
medieval kingdom of
Hungary and Rex
Pannoniae (Pannonicorum in
medieval Latin), the king of Hungary; see Name of Hungary...
-
liburnari were
under the
command of two generals:
Comes Illyrici Dux
Pannoniae Primae et
Norici Ripensis This
stretch of
limes was in use from the 1st...
- Piae
Fidelis (106, in
Germania Inferior)/
legatus Augusti pro
praetore Pannoniae Inferioris (107)/
consul suffectus (108)/
septemvir epulonum (before 112)/...
-
mentions a
tribunus gentis Marcomannorum under the
command of the dux
Pannoniae et
Norici and a
tribunus gentis per
Raetias de****tae (tribune of natives...
-
Royal Frankish Annals as Duke of
Lower Pannonia (Latin: Liudewiti,
ducis Pannoniae inferioris),
having led an
uprising against the
Franks (811–822). Their...
