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Ovida or
Odiva (died 481/482) was a late
Western Roman general and
warlord of
likely Gothic origin and the last
Roman ruler of Dalmatia.
Ovida initially...
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Ovida Delect (24
April 1926 – 9
October 1996) was a
French poet, Communist,
politician and
member of the
French resistance during the
Second World War...
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Dalmatia and
continued to
govern it
until he was ********inated in 480.
Ovida, a
military commander, was in
charge of
Dalmatia thereafter. However, Odoacer...
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mostly ignored him. In 480,
Nepos was
murdered by two of his generals,
Ovida and Viator,
perhaps in Diocletian's Palace,
possibly while planning an expedition...
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militum under Valentinian II and
Eugenius 383–388:
Andragathius ?–480:
Ovida 392–408:
Stilicho 411–421:
Constantius (III) 422–425:
Castinus 425–430:...
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Boislambert (1906-1986),
Resistance leader, governor, politician,
diplomat Ovida Delect (1926–1996), poet, Communist, politician,
member of the
French resistance...
- 114852. ISSN 1250-7334. Demo, Željko (1988). "The Mint in Salona:
Nepos and
Ovida (474–481/2)". In Kos, Peter; Demo, Željko (eds.).
Studia Numismatica Labacensia...
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Salona (Croatia)". Željko, Demo (1988). "The Mint in Salona:
Nepos and
Ovida (474-481/2)".
Studia Numismatica Labacensis Alexandro Jeločnik Oblata. Ljubljana:...
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publication in
early 1925
after only four issues.
During World War II,
Ovida Delect, a
transgender woman, poet, and
communist activist, was deported...
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place at the
level of
Fontaine des Haudriettes, Rue des Haudriettes;
Place Ovida-Delect (4th arrondis****t):
place located at the
crossroads of Rue des...
