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5603 |
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Origo Gentis Langobardorum (640 - 680) Anonymous - Other |
Quotation |
Eo tempore exivit Constantinus imperatur de Constantinopolim, et venit in partes Campaniae, et regressus est in Sicilia, et occisus est a suis |
Translation |
At this time the emperor Constantine departed from Constantinople and came into the territories of Campania and turned back to Sicily and was killed by his own people.
(W.D. Foukes, trans., E. Peters, ed., Origo gentis langobardorum (1974), p. 321) |
Summary |
Here the Origo recounts how the emperor Constantine left from Constantinople (modern day Istanbul), first came into the area of Campania, before turning back to Sicily before then being killed. |
Quotation source |
MGH, Scriptores rer. Lang. et Ital., 1, 1878 (L. Bethmann & G. Waitz), p. 6 |
Temporal Coverage |
641 - 668 |
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