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Sigeric (? – 22
August 415) was a
Visigoth king for
seven days in 415 AD. His predecessor, Ataulf, had been
mortally wounded in his
stables at the palace...
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Sigeric (died 28
October 994) was the
Archbishop of
Canterbury from 990 to 994.
Educated at
Glastonbury Abbey, he
became a monk
there before becoming...
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Sigeric was a
Visigoth king for
seven days in 415 AD.
Sigeric may also
refer to:
Sigeric,
Burgundian prince, son of King
Sigismund of Burgundy, died 517...
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warrior and
prudent ruler. He was
elected to the
throne after Athaulf and
Sigeric were both ********inated in 415. One of Wallia's most
notable achievements...
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Sigeric I of Es**** was a King of Es****, and a son of
Saelred of Es****,
reigning from an
unknown date
until he
abdicated and went on
pilgrimage to Rome...
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brought Athaulf's
reign to a
sudden end by
killing him
while he bathed.
Sigeric, the
brother of Sarus,
immediately became king—for a mere
seven days, when...
- San
Salvatore at
Monte Amiata (Tuscany). At the end of the 10th
century Sigeric, the
Archbishop of Canterbury, used the Via
Francigena to and from Rome...
- of Es**** and may have
supported a
pretender to the Es****
throne since a
Sigeric rex
Orientalem Saxonum witnessed a
Mercian charter after AD 825. During...
- son,
Sigeric. The
widowed Sigismund later remarried, and his
second wife "maltreated and
insulted her stepson". When, on a
feast day in 517,
Sigeric saw...
- groups. A
separate branch of the
family were
members of the Visigoths.
Sigeric, a
brief usurper to the
Visigothic throne in 415, may have been a member...
