- and liburnaria), were
commanded by
three generals: Dux
Raetiae Dux
Mogontiacensis Comes tractus Argentoratensis This
limes existed from the 3rd to the...
-
lasted until Gaul was
recovered in 416. Scharf, Ralf (2008). Der Dux
Mogontiacensis und die
Notitia Dignitatum (in German).
Walter de Gruyter. pp. 68–71...
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Osprey Books, 1994, ISBN 1-85532-419-9 (Warrior 9). Ralf Scharf: Der Dux
Mogontiacensis und die
Notitia Dignitatum. de Gruyter,
Berlin 2005, ISBN 3-11-018835-X...
- at
least two
other significant works: the Vita
Lulli archiepiscopi Mogontiacensis, a
hagiography of the
founder of
Hersfeld Abbey,
Saint Lullus, Archbishop...
-
prefectures in the
domain (sub dispositione...) of the "Duke of Mainz" (Dux
Mogontiacensis).
Ruling over one of them from the
castellum Vangionis (locative case...
- Constantia". Livius.org.
Retrieved 2020-08-06. Scharf, Ralf (2005). Der Dux
Mogontiacensis und die
Notitia Dignitatum: eine
Studie zur spätantiken Grenzverteidigung...
- Dignitatum: the
castra and
fortified towns under the
command of the Dux
Mogontiacensis Remains of a
Roman fighting tower in
Constance (as at 2004) Enceinte...
-
responsibility was
divided in the 5th
century to two new commanders, the Dux
Mogontiacensis and
Comes tractus Argentoratensis in Straßburg. The fate of the units...
