Examples of using Visigoth in English and their translations into Italian
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Don't miss a visit to the Visigoth temple(a monastery founded in the 9th century),
Populated by humans since the Palaeolithic times, Roman, Visigoth and Arab remains have all been found here.
Clamoring for noble Roman blood He is a Hun, a Visigoth, a barbarian at the gate and what's left of our clearance rate.
as well as from the Roman, Visigoth, Muslim and Christian eras.
Hondarribia was founded by the Visigoth King Recaredo in the 6th century AD.
It is built in three different styles, Visigoth, Mozarabic and Romanesque
was followed by Visigoth art from the 5th century onward.
one of the few Visigoth churches(7th century)
The decisions of those gatherings constituted a corpus that was to influence the Churches of the West, above all through Visigoth Spain.
The imperial treasury was almost empty and, after disbanding his Visigoth guard because of popular pressure,
The Suebic conversion is ascribed, not to a Suebe, but to a Visigoth by John of Biclarum,
optimistically claimed that the elite burial could be that of Theodoric I, the Visigoth king, who had undisputedly been slain in the nearby Battle of Châlons.
Roman remained under the aegis of Byzantium until the last Visigoth invaders Aryan Leovigildo conquered it in the late sixth century AD
Not far from La Sagrada Familia, Barcelona's emblematic cathedral, the city's Roman and Visigoth origins can be seen in the ancient narrow streets excavated under Casa Clariana-Padellàs- an incredible underground journey back in time.
Roman and Visigoth elements are some of its most important features.
with a really interesting collection of decorative objects from the Visigoth Kingdom of Toledo to the Late Middle Ages.
The decomposition of the Visigoth state apparatus would lead to the successive infiltration of Arab
from some Christians of Visigoth origin, who were not really converted to Catholicism,
But this was also a moment of reflection for the Catholic bishops who, after the conversion of the Visigoth kings to Catholicism, began to compose their own liturgical texts
by Clovis' earlier victory, as the Burgundian king appears to have assisted the Franks in 507 in their victory over Alaric II the Visigoth.