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2163 |
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De origine Gothorum (Historia de regibus Gothorum, Vandalorum et Suevorum) (560 - 636) Isidore of Seville |
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sed postquam Sisebutus princeps regni sumpsit sceptra, ad tantam felicitatis virtutem provecti sunt,
ut non solum terras, sed et ipsa maria suis armis adeant subactusque serviat illis Romanus
miles, quibus servire tot gentes et ipsam Spaniam videt. |
| Translation |
But after the ruler Sisebut took up the scepters of royal power, they have advanced to such an excellence of success that they proceed with their arms not only over land but also over the seas themselves, and the Roman soldier is the servant of those whom he sees that so many peoples and Spain itself serve. |
| Quotation source |
ch. 70 (p. 295, lin. 1) |
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