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Fritigil (or
Fritigils),
Queen of the Marcomanni, is the last
known ruler of the
Germanic peoples who were at that time (late 4th century)
probably settled...
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orthodox form of Christianity,
seems to have
occurred under their queen Fritigil in the mid-4th century. She
corresponded with
Ambrose of
Milan to bring...
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known mention of the
Kingdom of the Marcomanni,
concerning a
queen named Fritigil, is from the
fourth century, and she was
thought to have
lived in or near...
- of
Catholic Thought and Culture, 14, 82–95. doi:10.1353/log.2011.0014 "
Fritigil,
markomannische Königin (english)". Austria-Forum (in German). 2022-12-28...
- of M****agetae Boto****-Tarhun (reigned in the 13th century)
Marcomanni Fritigil (reigned mid-4th century)
Erato (reigned 8 BC–1 AD and 6–12 AD) – she ruled...
- into the area: the
Germanic po****tion of the
Marcomanni converted when
Fritigil,
their queen, met a
Christian traveller from the
Roman Empire shortly before...
- time in the
winter of 379–380. The
Romans allowed the
Marcomannic queen Fritigil and her
people to
settle in
Pannonia Prima after she
converted to Christianity...
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Countess of Périgord Françoise of
Rohan (d. 1591),
Duchess of Loudon.
Fritigil (mid 4th century),
Queen of the Marcomanni, last
known ruler of the Germanic...
