- The
Suebi (also
spelled Suavi,
Suevi or Suebians) were a
large group of
Germanic peoples originally from the Elbe
river region in what is now Germany...
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December 406 AD and
entered the
Roman Empire. It is
speculated that
these Suevi are the same
group as the Quadi, who are
mentioned in
early writings as...
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Marcomanni and
Quadi kingdoms, by the "Danube
Suevi", as well as the Rugii,
Heruli and Sciri.
These "Danube
Suevi" are
likely to have
included descendants...
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force of Vandals,
Suevi, Alans, and
Burgundians crossed the Rhine,
fighting the
Franks but
facing no
Roman resistance. In 409, the
Suevi, Vandals, and Alans...
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Angles in a
confusing manner. In one p****age, the
Sueboi Angeilloi (or
Suevi Angili), are
described as
living inland between the
northern Rhine and central...
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Hermeric (died 441) was the king of the
Suevi from at
least 419 and
possibly as
early as 406
until his
abdication in 438.
Nothing is
known for sure about...
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Invasion of the NW of the
Iberian peninsula (the
Roman Gallaecia) by the
Suevi (Quadi and Marcomanni)
under king Hermerico,
accompanied by the Buri. The...
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Suevi,
these resist with
Roman aid. 428 - The
Alans defeat the
Suevi and the
Romans at the
Battle of Mérida. 438 - Hermeric, the
first Suevi king...
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Gordon B. Ford,
Isidore of Seville's
History of the Goths, Vandals, and
Suevi,
second revised edition (Leiden: E. J. Brill, 1970), pp. 17f
Gregory of...
- to
mobilise the
Suevi allied forces and
invade Dalmatia again with a
combined Suevi–Gothic force.
While Asinarius mobilised, the
Suevi Uligisalus moved...
