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Argentovaria, also
known as Ödenburg, is the
collective term for a late
Roman military installation and a
civilian settlement in the area of
Biesheim in...
- 7°21′20″E / 48.081667°N 7.355556°E / 48.081667; 7.355556 The
Battle of
Argentovaria or
Battle of
Argentaria was
fought in May 378
between the
Western Roman...
- They were
defeated by the
Roman emperor Grati**** in the
Battle of
Argentovaria (modern
Colmar in Alsace), when
their king, Priarius, died. This battle...
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detained in the
north in his
campaign against the
Alemanni (Battle of
Argentovaria), and
unable to
support Valens, who had been
waiting to
engage the Goths...
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Location of the
battle of
Argentovaria in 378....
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Valentinian I
defeat yet
another Alamanni incursion. 378 – May –
Battle of
Argentovaria –
Western Emperor Grati**** is
victorious over the Alamanni, yet again...
- when he
defeated the
Alemannic tribes under King
Priarius at
Battle of
Argentovaria (near
modern Colmar)
according to Ammi**** Marcellinus. In 380 he killed...
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Battle of
Dibaltum Goths,
Alans and Huns
defeat Romans. 378
Battle of
Argentovaria The
Western Emperor Grati**** is
victorious over the Alamanni, yet again...
- (Celtae and Petulantes), who
defend the
western frontier. May –
Battle of
Argentovaria:
Emperor Gratian is
forced to
recall the army he has sent East. The Lentienses...
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Battle of
Constantinople (378)
Battle of
Thessalonica (380)
Battle of
Argentovaria (378)
Frankish invasion of 388
Gothic Revolt of
Tribigild (399–400) Gothic...
