Examples of using Visigothic in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Visigothic Spain.
Roderic the Visigothic.
The height of Visigothic power was reached under Euric(466-84), who completed the conquest of Spain.
The city had been the episcopal seat of Visigothic Spain.
All Jews under Visigothic rule in Spain declared slaves, their possessions confiscated and the Jewish religion outlawed.
Pelayo's leadership was not comparable to that of the Visigothic kings.
The square is surrounded by statues of the Visigothic kings, who ruled Spain before the Arab conquest.
The Muslim conquest of the Iberian Peninsula in 711-718 marked the collapse of Visigothic rule.
In 540, the city was conquered by the Arian Visigothic king Liuvigild, who did not harass the already well-established RomanCatholic population.
Isidoro had been archbishop of Seville and was the most celebrated academic andtheologian of Visigothic Spain in the period preceding the Arab invasions.
In Visigothic Spain, for example, shortly before the Muslim conquest in 711, the Jews had seen their children removed from them and forcibly converted to Christianity and had themselves been enslaved.
Some claim that he was invited to intervene by the heirs of the Visigothic King, Wittiza, in the Visigothic civil war.
Although defended by Sidonius Apollinaris, at the head of the diocese from 468 to 486, and the patrician Ecdicius, the city was cededto the Visigoths by emperor Julius Nepos in 475 and became part of the Visigothic kingdom until 507.
Between 471 and 475, Auvergne was often the target of Visigothic expansion, and the city was frequently besieged, including once by Euric.
Control of the central and southern regions, such as the Guadalquivir and Ebro valleys, presented few problems for the newcomers,who used the existing Visigothic administrative structures, ultimately of Roman origin.
During Visigothic times, the city had served as a bishopric, and incorporating the city into Asturias brought legitimacy to the Asturian monarchs who sought to lead a unified Iberian church, during a time when most of the Iberian Peninsula was governed by Muslim powers.
Isidore was archbishop of Seville,and the most celebrated academic and theologian of Visigothic Spain in the period preceding the Arab invasions.
The Mozarabic communities maintained some of the Visigothic churches that were older than the Arab occupation for the practice of their religious rites and were rarely able to build new ones, because, even though a certain religious tolerance existed, the authorizations for building new churches were very limited.
The king also ordained that Jewswere forbidden to trade with the Christian inhabitants of the Visigothic realm; nor were they to deal in commerce with foreign countries.
After the fall of the Western Roman Empirethe area was conquered by the Visigoths andwas ruled as part of the Visigothic Kingdom for almost two and a half centuries.
According to this account, the possibly legendary Julian, Count of Ceuta-an ally of Tariq who was estranged from Roderic, the Visigothic king of Hispania- transported the Muslim forces in ships which"in no way seemed different from" those which"plied across the Strait for trade.".
Christian Mozarabs from Al-Andalus had come north to populate the deserted frontier lands, and the traditional view of Spanishhistory has been that they brought with them the remains of Visigothic and Classical culture, and a new ideology of Reconquista, a crusade against the Moors.
The Empire became gradually less Romanised and increasingly Germanic in nature:although the Empire buckled under Visigothic assault, the overthrow of the last Emperor Romulus Augustus was carried out by federated Germanic troops from within the Roman army rather than by foreign troops.