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Late Roman Spain and Its Cities
We cannot, of course, know Rechiar's mind. But by placing his own monogram on
the coinage, he was in effect declaring his withdrawal from the imperium
Romanum. That, at least, is how any Roman contemporary would have
understood his ...
2
Articles on Sueves, Including: Hermeric, Rechila,
Rechiar, ...
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Medieval European Coinage: Volume 1, The Early Middle Ages ...
*Rechiar, 438-55 (Dec.) Theodemir, 561/6-70 Maldras, 456-60 } . . Miro, 570-83 >
rivals Rechimund, 459-61 J Eboric, 583-4 Framarius, 460-5 *Audeca, 584-5, dep.
Remismund, 465-9 Malaric, 585 (usurper) Rechila and Rechiar, profiting by ...
Philip Grierson, Mark Blackburn, 2007
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Barbarian Tides: The Migration Age and the Later Roman Empire
The rapprochement probably included the marriage of Hermeric's son, Rechila,
with a local Hispano-Roman: their son Rechiar was raised as a Catholic, a sign
of the probable religious orientation of the Sueves as a whole.122 The
agreement ...
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Articles on Suebian People, Including: Hermeric, Rechila, ...
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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Rechiar or Rechiarius (died December 456) was the Suevic King of Galicia from 448 until his death.
Ferdinand Maria Quincy, 2012
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Barbarian Migrations and the Roman West, 376–568
Avitus despatched Count Frontoon an embassy to Rechiar and, further
underlining the Visigoths' autonomy, TheodericII also sent envoys. Rechiar
dismissed both parties and proceededto attack Tarraconensis.12 Asuccessful
Suevicconquest ...
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Prontuário Ortográfico e Guia da Língua Portuguesa
... receptação/recetação [Et] receptáculo/recetáculo [Et] receptador/recetador [Et]
receptividade/recetividade [Et] receptivo/recetivo [Et] receptor/recetor [Et]
recessão (dif. de receção) recesso rechaçar rechear (dif. de rechiar) recheio
rechiar (dif.
NEVES; BERGTROM REIS, 2011
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The Oxford Handbook of Late Antiquity
... Rechila and Rechiar clearly succeeded one another as father and son, while
the similarly named Rechimund was presumably a relative who sought to regain
something of the familial prominence in the aftermath of the Gothic destruction of
...
Scott Fitzgerald Johnson, 2012
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Belief and Religion in Barbarian Europe c. 350-700
However, the credit for this should actually go to the fifthcentury Sueve leader,
Rechiar (448–56). Hydatius, Bishop of Chaves, suggeststhat Rechiar overcame
competitors inhis own family and alsothathe wasa Catholic before he became ...
