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1. www.perseus.tufts.edu › hopper › textA Dictionary of Greek and Roman biography and mythology

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   A bloody battle was fought at Placentia, on the 16th (17th) October, 456, in which Avitus lost his crown and liberty. Ricimer made him bishop of Placentia, but soon afterwards contrived his death. Marcian, and after him Leo, emperors of the East, now assumed the title of Western emperors also; but the power was with Ricimer, who might have ...

2. gl.wikipedia.org › wiki › RicimerRicimer - Wikipedia, a enciclopedia libre

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   Ricimer defendería, no último período da súa vida, as provincias contra os ostrogodos e os alanos, e decorou a igrexa ariana de Sant'Agata en Roma, máis tarde coñecida coma Santa Ágata dos Godos. Casamento. Ricimer casou con Alipia, unha filla de Antemio e Marcia Eufemia. Non se sabe que tivesen fillos [1].

3. www.hellenicaworld.com › Italy › PersonRicimer - Hellenica World

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   Ricimer betrieb nun seine Absetzung und veranlasste seine Ermordung am 7. August 461. Der von Ricimer ausgesuchte Nachfolger war Libius Severus, der sich fügsamer als Majorian zeigte, sich aber der Missbilligung durch Leo im Osten und der Rivalität von Aegidius in Gallien gegenübersah. Nach dem Tod des Libius Severus 465 – wohl durch von ...

4. www.academia.edu › 27183110 › The_Ricimer_Monogram_with_ItsThe Ricimer Monogram with Its Mysterious Additional A -...

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   Leiden and Boston: Brill, 2012. Cased, €119, US\$163. ISBN: 978-90-04-18970-6. The Ricimer Monogram with Its Mysterious Additional A Robert M. Cutler, 2016 Abstract: Germanic general Ricimer's monogram has been identified on a bronze coin type of late Western Roman Emperor Libius Severus.

5. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Siege_of_Rome_(472)Siege of Rome (472) - Wikipedia

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   Ricimer had previously established Anthemius as emperor, but later fell out with his nominee and attacked Rome. With the help of his Burgundian allies and the Germanic warrior Odoacer, Ricimer laid siege to Rome. After a five month siege and the defeat of a relief army from Gaul commanded by Bilimer, the city fell to Ricimer. Anthemius was ...

6. unbiased-history.fandom.com › wiki › RicimerRicimer | Unbiased History Wiki | Fandom

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   Flavius Ricimer, AKA Arminius 2.0 is a Germanic Barbarian of Visigoth-Suebi descent who sparked the collapse of the Western Roman Empire through the murder of Majorian as well as his backing of ineffective successors in order for the Germans to destroy the Empire. He had merged from all the treacherous Praetorian guards from previous times, and nobody liked him. I hope he burns in hell, and ...

7. academic.oup.com › book › 652715 Assessments of Ricimer | Late Roman Warlords | Oxford Academic

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   Ricimer dominated the western empire during the last two decades of the 5th century. Most evaluations of Ricimer are negative and often characterize him as treacherous, and as maker and destroyer of emperors. Others have described him as a master plotter and deceiver. However, it is argued that Ricimer's behaviour was no worse than that of most previous masters of the Roman Empire.