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domination of
Eastern Roman policy.
Aspar was born the son of the
magister Ardaburius, and was of Alanic-Gothic descent. The name
Aspar (Avestan: Aspari) in...
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Ardabur is the name of:
Ardabur (consul 427), Roman-Alanic
general and
politician Aspar (Flavius
Ardabur Aspar, c.400–471), his son,
general and politician...
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sending an
expeditionary force under command of
Ardaburius, and
invades Mesopotamia.
Autumn –
Ardaburius devastates Arzanene (Armenia) and
forces the Persians...
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ordered his
chief commander-in-chief
magister militum Ardaburius to
overthrow Joannes Reijn.
Ardaburius prepared his army,
commanded the
fleet himself and...
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large force.[citation needed]
Winter – A
Roman army
under the
command of
Ardaburius leaves Thessalonica (modern
Central Macedonia) and
marches for Northern...
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Ardaburius, who had
served in the Roman-Persian War. The
invasion force was to
cross the
Adriatic Sea by two routes. Aspar, son of
Ardaburius, led...
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Aspar safely through the
marshes that
protected the city. Aspar's father,
Ardaburius, who had been
captured by Joannes' soldiers, may have
convinced the garrison...
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Romans sent
their general Ardaburius with an
extensive contingent into Armenia. The
Iranian general N****s
engaged Ardaburius in battle, but was defeated...
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prepares for war. He
mobilizes an
expeditionary force under command of
Ardaburius, and his son
Flavius Aspar.
Theodoret becomes bishop of
Cyrrhus (Syria)...
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Ardabur (Gr****: Ἀρδαβούρ)
served as
magister militum in the East
Roman army in the 420s,
under Theodosius II. He was of
Alanic origin.
During the Roman-Persian...
