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Renatus Profuturus Frigeridus - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Renatus Profuturus Frigeridus was a fifth century historian. Frigeridus wrote an historical work of twelve volumes. It exists today only in fragments, but some Passages have survived in the historica...
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Frigeridus - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Frigeridus may refer to: • Frigeridus , Roman general, commander of the army of Pannonia Valeria under Gratian, fought in the Battle of the Willows (377). • Renatus Profuturus Frigeridus , fifth ...
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Vortigern and the sources ... Renatus Profuturus Frigeridus probably wrote in the middle years of the fifth century, but unfortunately nothing more is known of him. His work has only partly survived through the passages of the Historia Francorum by Gregory of Tours.
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30. From the Comedy Querolus: Laws of the Forest Along the Loire ; 31. Renatus Profuturus Frigeridus on Aëtius; 32. From the Imperial Decrees of the Theodosian Code and its Interpretatio...
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, the western emperor, for reinforcements to fight the Goths. Gratian sent the general Frigeridus ... Frigeridus may refer to:*Frigeridus, Roman general, commander of the army of Pannonia Valeria under Gratian, fought in the Battle of the Willows .*Renatus Profuturus Frigeridus, fifth century historian...
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; The Roman Emperor was the ruler of the Roman Empire during the imperial period . The Romans had no single term for the office: Latin language titles such ... ; Frigeridus may refer to:*Frigeridus, Roman Empire general, commander of the army of Pannonia Valeria under Gratian, fought in the Battle of the Willows ....
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The official web site of Northvegr, an organization dedicated to the promotion of the Northern Way also known as Hindrvitni, the Northern Spiritual Faith. ... When all that is done, ... In the end, the Senate themselves, though they had done never before, gave the bravest young man his epithet not out of flattery, but because of...
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The barbarians had slipped into Illyricum while Frigeridus the Count of Illyricum was with the Roman army under Richomeres fighting the Goths at Ad Salices in southeastern Romania. The battle was inconclusive and Frigeridus needed to return to Illyricum to guard the passes against the main Gothic army.
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Frigeridus returned to Thrace in 377 and killed Farnobius in a battle against Greuthungi and Taifali troops. Fritigern called a general retreat; later in 378 he sent a priest to Valens demanding all of Thrace, but simultaneously sent a secret letter offering himself as a Roman ally.
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Frigeridus fortified the pass of Succi in the early part of 378, ... run tactics of Sebastianus and Frigeridus against the roving bands, thus in- ...
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