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Theodicius was the Duke of
Spoleto from 763 to 773.[self-published source?]
Though it is
often stated that he died at the
Siege of
Pavia (774), he was...
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Spoleto from 774 to 789. He
married Regarde,
daughter of Gotfrid. When
Theodicius of
Spoleto died
fighting at the
Siege of
Pavia in 774, the
Lombards of...
- 752–756
Ratchis 756–757
Alboin 757–759
Desiderius 758–759
Gisulf 758–763
Theodicius 763–773
Hildeprand 774–788 (ND - Non-dynastic; S - Supponids; W - Widonids)...
- Alboin, Duke (757–759) Desiderius, Duke (758–759) Gisulf, Duke (758–763)
Theodicius, Duke (763–773) Hildeprand, Duke (774–788) Winiges, Duke (789–822) Republic...
- had its
intended effect.
Although Ingoald presented charters from Duke
Theodicius of
Spoleto and
Queen Ansa with
confirmations from King
Desiderius and...
- of
going to the monastery, however,
father and son
headed straight for
Theodicius of Spoleto, who
arranged an
interview with Desiderius, King of the Lombards...
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house arrest). Once the two
entered the
Lombard Kingdom they went to
Theodicius, Duke of Spoleto, and
begged his help. He
escorted them to King Desiderius...
- (819–828)
Petrus (c. 833–843)
Petrus Ioannes (c. 863–900)
Petrus (900–916)
Theodicius ... Hugo (attested 952)
Everardus (attested 963–979)
Helmpertus (attested...
- to that
point been
acting as Duke of Spoleto,
bestowed that
office on
Theodicius, who
proceeded to make a
grant to Farfa.
Probatus may also have been the...
- "rationalisation" of what it
already held. Alan also
received from Duke
Theodicius of
Spoleto four
grants of
income and land
between 763 and 767. On the...
