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This chapter considers Theoderic the Great's identity as a Goth—more specifically, an Ostrogoth. It first explores the term “Germanic” used to describe Theoderic and how it can create scholarly confusion when applied to Theoderic, if not the history of the Goths in general.
Hans-Ulrich Wiemer, John Noël Dillon
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This chapter considers Theoderic the Great's identity as a Goth—more specifically, an Ostrogoth. It first explores the term “Germanic” used to describe Theoderic and how it can create scholarly confusion when applied to Theoderic, if not the history of the Goths in general.
Hans-Ulrich Wiemer, John Noël Dillon
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The Creation of Two Ethnographic Identities: The Cases of the Ostrogoths and the Langobards [PDF]
Reti Medievali E-book, 2022 The aim of this paper is to analyse two ethnographic identities constructed for two barbarian peoples – the Ostrogoths and the Langobards. As I try to argue, the first identity was constructed to show that the Ostrogoths were a civilized people and a ...
Robert Kasperski
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Ostrogoths vs. Franks: Imagining the Past in the Middle Ages [PDF]
Reti Medievali E-book, 2022 This introductory essay aims at highlighting some aspects concerning the connections between the Ostrogoths and Franks in the Middle Ages. To this end, cases from different contexts and chronologies have been examined: firstly, Giovanni Villani’s ...
Fabrizio Oppedisano
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Epigraphic Stratigraphy: is There Any Trace of the Ostrogoths in Early Medieval “Layers” (6th-9th Century)? [PDF]
Reti Medievali E-book, 2022 The short but significant experiment of the Ostrogothic Kingdom in Italy left politically ephemeral albeit culturally surprisingly durable traces in the peninsula.
Frauzel, Flavia
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