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Sisebut (Latin: Sisebutus; Spanish:
Sisebuto; also Sisebuth, Sisebur,
Sisebod or Sigebut; c. 565 –
February 621) was King of the
Visigoths and
ruler of...
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tradition the city
already enjo****. The city was
retaken by the
Visigoth King
Sisebuto in 615. The
Islamic conquest of Málaga (rendered as مالقة—Mālaqah—in Arab...
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sometime between 701 and 703. His
other two sons were Don Oppas, and
Sisebuto. Don Oppas, who was
possibly a **** son, was
Archbishop or
Bishop of...
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Wittiza King of the
Visigoths ≈687–694–710?
Oppas Bishop of
Seville ?–712
Sisebuto Alfonso I King of
Asturias ≈693–739–757
Fruela of
Cantabria ?–758 ? Achila...
- Flávio
Sisebuto or Flávio
Sizibuto (682–734) was a
prominent figure in
early 8th-century
Iberian history,
serving as a
Judge of
Coimbra and
Count of the...
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Wittiza (Witiza, Witica, Witicha, Vitiza, or Witiges; c. 687 –
probably 710) was the king of the
Visigoths from 694
until his death, co-ruling with his...
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appeared references to Sardinário the
Bishop of Lamego.
During the
reign of
Sisebuto (612-621), the
Visigothic monarch coined currency from Lamego, indicating...
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works from
simple monologues,
humorous in nature, such as El
Conde Sisebuto (The
Sisebuto Count) and Las cien
doncellas (The
hundred maidens) to
pieces with...
- of his dominion,
established as a fief for his son
prince Ardabast (or
Sisebuto), with its seat in Emínio (the
Visigothic name for Coimbra),
which persisted...
- Itin. pp. 434, 439). Two
coins from the
reign of the
Visigothic king
Sisebuto, show that it was
known at the time as "Semure".
Following the campaigns...
