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  • Agaragantes, and the "slaves" – Limigantes. In 334, there was an internal conflict between the Agaragantes and the Limigantes. The Limagantes had, after the...
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  • Romans in the fight against the Limigantes under the new king. Both groups were numerically inferior to the Limigantes. In addition, it should be added...
    9 KB (1,217 words) - 04:17, 8 August 2023
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    Jasz people Roxolani Iazyges Aorsi Arcaragantes Hamaxobii (possibly) Limigantes Saii Serboi Siraces Spali Taifals (possibly) Turcae List of ancient Iranian...
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    into the hands of foederati such as the Sarmatians (Iazyges, Roxolani, Limigantes) and later the Goths, who also took control of other parts of Dacia. Ancient...
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    Carpathian Basin during the time of Sarmatian Iazyges (and related to Limigantes). They possibly participated in the campaigns of the Huns and of various...
    109 KB (13,561 words) - 10:13, 1 March 2025
  • literature from 1826, in which Šafárik wrote about an armed fight between the Limigantes and the Roman Emperor Constantius II, who invaded Pannonia in 358 AD....
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    Constantius II, Roman Emperor, was giving a speech from a hillock to a group of Limigantes to ask for their loyalty, when he was hit by a shoe thrown by one of them...
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    century, two Sarmatian peoples were mentioned—the Argaragantes and the Limigantes, who lived on opposite sides of the Tisza river. One theory is that these...
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    campaigns as allies of the Romans from their own Oltenic bases, against the Limigantes (358 and 359) and the Sarmatians (358). However, campaigns against the...
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  • there are other theories regarding their origins. Tambyzi / Tambyzoi Limigantes (may have been a non-Sarmatian subject people - slaves or serfs of the...
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    unfree subjects, the Limigantes. The Romans intervene in the war on the Sarmatians' behalf and defeat the Goths. The Limigantes rose up and defeat the...
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    Codex Justinianus 3.26.8 April 358 Invades the territory of the Sarmatae Limigantes Ammianus 17.12.4–6 Returns in triumph to Sirmium Ammianus 13.3.33 21–23...
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    riven by internal conflict between the Limigantes and the Argaragantes. It is said that the slaves (Limigantes) drove their masters (Argaragantes) from...
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