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Meanings of visigoths in English
Usage of visigoths in English
1
The host of the Visigoths had besieged it for months in vain.
2
The Goths and the Visigoths of modern civilisation are upon the horizon.
3
The latter appear to have been subdivided into Ostrogoths, Visigoths, and Gepidæ.
4
The Visigoths held the north of Spain and Gaul south of the Loire.
5
When the Roman empire was tottering the Visigoths established their dominion in Spain.
6
But the Visigoths were protected by the wise and powerful monarch of Italy.
7
By this road the Visigoths must have marched after the sack of Rome.
8
Thus the Emperor Valens made the Visigoths Arians rather than Christians.
9
First, from Thrace and Moesia came the Visigoths, led by the great Alaric.
10
Schetelig dug out a graveyard in Southern Spain which is attributed to the Visigoths.
11
But the rest were called Visigoths, that is, the Goths of the western country.
12
The Visigoths under Theodoric, joining the Romans under Aetius, met the Huns near Orleans.
13
He chose for his second wife Galsuinthe, daughter of the king of the Visigoths.
14
Her wealth and splendor were unsurpassed when the Vandals and Visigoths began their onslaughts.
15
So long as he lived he kept the Visigoths united.
16
They were therefore known as the Visigoths, or Western Goths.
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