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Ricimer

Ricimer (/ˈrɪsɪmər/ RISS-im-ər, .mw-parser-output .IPA-label-small{font-size:85%}.mw-parser-output .references .IPA-label-small,.mw-parser-output .infobox .IPA-label-small,.mw-parser-output .navbox .IPA-label-small{font-size:100%}Latin: ; c. 418 – 19 August 472) was a Romanized Germanic general, who ruled the remaining territory of the Western Roman…

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Allegiance
Western Roman Empire
Born
c. 418
Branch
Roman army
Conflicts
Battle of Agrigentum · Roman civil war of 456 · Battle of Corsica · Roman civil war of 461 · Gothic war against Aegidius
Died
19 August 472 (aged c. 54)
Rank
Magister militum (de facto military dictator of the Western Roman Empire from 461)

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Lineage

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Magister militum

Death and legacy

Appearances in opera

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Ricimer

Nodes93
Edges92
Triples210
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.021505
Components1

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Ricimer

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related to Libius Severus (461–465) · 30
Ricimer → Aegidius, Although, Balearics, Corsica, Dalmatia, Eastern Emperor Leo, Eastern Empire, Emperor, Facing, Gaul, Greece, Italian, Italy, Majorian, Malta, Marcellinus, November, Ricimer's, Rome, Sardinia
related to Majorian (457–461) · 29
Ricimer → Alamanni, Alps, April, Arian, As, Constantinople, December, Emperor, Emperor Leo, Gaul, Germanic, Hispania, Italy, Lake Maggiore, Majorian, Majorian's, Northern Africa, Raetia, Reaching, Realizing Majorian's
related to Anthemius (467–472) · 27
Ricimer → Alypia, Anthemius, Anthemius's, April, Constantinople, Dalmatian Army, Eastern Empire, Empire, For, Geiseric, Greek, However, Italy, Leo, Leo's, Libius Severus, Marcellinus, Marcian, Meanwhile, On
related to Further reading · 25
Ricimer → Anders, Antibarbarian Sentiment, Barbarian, Budapest, Classical Studies Bd, Congress, Flavius Ricimer, Frankfurt, Friedrich, General, Harmatta, Heermeisters, Hälfte, In, International Federation, Jahrhunderts, Macht, Main, Ohnmacht, Proceedings
related to Lineage · 20
Ricimer → Anthemius, Gothic, Hermegarius, Hermeric, In, It, King, Ricimer's, Sidonius Apollinaris, Some, Such, Sueve, Suevi, Suevic, The, Visigothic, Visigoths, Wallia, Wallia's, Wallia's Visigothic
related to The revolt against Avitus · 19
Ricimer → Avitus, Avitus's, Battle, Emperor, Emperor Marcian, Gallic, Gaul, Majorian, Not, October, Piacenza, Placentia, Ravenna, Remistus, September, The, Vandal, Visigothic, West
related to Appearances in opera · 17
Ricimer → Anthemius, Apostolo Zeno, Carlo Pallavicino, Domizia, Flavio Anicio Olibrio, Francesco Gasparini, Leonardo Vinci, Matteo Noris's Ricimero, Niccolò Jommelli, Nicola Porpora, Olybrius, Pietro Pariati's, Ricimer's, Rome, The, This, Vandali
related to Rise to power · 13
Ricimer → According, Aetius, After, Historian Penny MacGeorge, Majorian, Nonetheless, Petronius's, Roman Senator Petronius Maximus, Rome, Sidonius Apollinaris, Vandal, Western Emperor Valentinian III, Western Empire
related to Death and legacy · 12
Ricimer → Anthemius, August, Further, Gerard Friell, Gundobad, His, James, Nonetheless, O'Flynn, Ricimer's, Stephen Williams, Western Roman Empire
Conflicts · 8
Ricimer → Battle of Agrigentum, Battle of Bergamo, Battle of Corsica, Gothic war against Aegidius, Roman civil war of 456, Roman civil war of 461, Siege of Rome, Vandal War (461–468)

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emperor western majorian anthemius leo avitus ricimer's roman empire military marcellinus west power italy vandals rome magister death army militum

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
RicimerAllegianceWestern Roman Empire1.00infobox
RicimerBornc. 4181.00infobox
RicimerBranchRoman army1.00infobox
RicimerConflictsBattle of Agrigentum1.00infobox
RicimerConflictsRoman civil war of 4561.00infobox
RicimerConflictsBattle of Corsica1.00infobox
RicimerConflictsRoman civil war of 4611.00infobox
RicimerConflictsGothic war against Aegidius1.00infobox
RicimerConflictsVandal War (461–468)1.00infobox
RicimerConflictsBattle of Bergamo1.00infobox
RicimerConflictsSiege of Rome1.00infobox
RicimerDied19 August 472 (aged c. 54)1.00infobox
RicimerRankMagister militum (de facto military dictator of the Western Roman Empire from 461)1.00infobox
RicimerService years?–4721.00infobox

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