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Vitiges (also
known as Vitigis, Vitigo,
Witiges or Wittigis, and in Old
Norse as Vigo) (died 542) was king of
Ostrogothic Italy from 536 to 540. He succeeded...
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famous for her
great beauty.
Teodata has a
secret boyfriend,
Vitige,
courtier of the King.
Vitige slips away from his
sweetheart Teodata's
bedroom as dawn...
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Ostrogoths Theodoric (493–526)
Athalaric (526–534)
Theodahad (534–536)
Vitiges (536–540)
Ildibad (540–541)
Eraric (541)
Totila (541–552) Teia (552–553)...
- with a
large force,
Vitiges used his
numbers to
absorb the
attack and then to counter-attack,
winning the battle. Regardless,
Vitiges was
losing the siege...
- by
Vitiges. He left Rome for Ravenna,
where he
married Amalasuntha's
daughter Matasuntha and
began rallying his
forces against the invasion.
Vitiges led...
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Vitigès (22
March 1973 –
after 1987) was a French-bred
Thoroughbred racehorse and sire. He was one of the best French-trained two-year-olds of 1976 when...
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Ostrogoths Theodoric (493–526)
Athalaric (526–534)
Theodahad (534–536)
Vitiges (536–540)
Ildibad (540–541)
Eraric (541)
Totila (541–552) Teia (552–553)...
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March 538. The city was
besieged by the
Ostrogothic army
under their king
Vitiges; the
defending East
Romans were
commanded by Belisarius, one of the most...
- Bridge.
After fierce resistance,
Vitiges routs in panic, and many are
slain or
drowned in the river.
Gothic War:
Vitiges strengthens the
garrisons of various...
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reduced in
scope after the
damage caused by the
siege of the
Goths of
Vitiges in 537, the
Acqua Vergine remained in use
throughout the
Middle Ages, with...
