Goths (10340 bytes)
1: ...ious other applications, some of them relating to Goths.''
3: ... remained in Scandinavia and who are often called Goths (e.g. [http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/OMACL/Volsunga...
4: ...19th-century painting by O. Fritsche portrays the Goths as cavalerymen.]]
6: ... caution. Cassiodorus was well placed to write of Goths, for he was an essential minister of [[Theodoric ...
8: ... or [[Ostrogoths]] and the western Goths or [[Visigoths]].

The Origin and Deeds of the Goths (2739 bytes)
1: '''''The Origin and Deeds of the Goths''''' ([[Latin]]: '''''De origine actibusque Getar...
3: It recounts the origin and the history of the [[Goths|Gothic people]] as collected mainly from [[Cassio...
5: ...European tribes, and the [[Ostrogoths]] and [[Visigoths]] in particular, from the 3rd century. Cassiodoru...
16: ...ndx_gth.asp?Kl=FFFFBA The Origin and Deeds of the Goths]
22: [[Category:551 books|Origin and Deeds of the Goths, The]]

Suiogoths (201 bytes)
1: ...during the [[17th century]] in Sweden, when the [[Goths]] were important for Swedish nationalism.
2: [[Category:Goths]]

Moesogoths (143 bytes)
1: A branch of the [[Goths]] who settled in [[Moesia]], a region north of [[...
3: [[Category:Goths]]

Spooky Kid (1472 bytes)
5: ...lves as goths, despite their resentment of "true" goths.
7: ...ng antics. Spooky Kids, on the other hand, resent goths for being snobbish and elitist towards those who ...

Gothiscandza (606 bytes)
1: ...holar [[Jordanes]], the first settlement of the [[Goths]] after their migration from [[Scandinavia]] ([[S...
7: ...called [[Reidgotaland]], a name that followed the Goths during their migrations in the [[Norse saga]]s.

Mall Goth (559 bytes)
5: ...orn]], and [[Slipknot (band)|Slipknot]] are "mall goths".
7: Many mall goths shop at the popular clothing store [[Hot Topic]]

Gotlander (687 bytes)
1: ...tar'' an ethnonym etymologically identical to ''[[Goths]]'' (*''Gutans''). Their dialect/language is call...
3: ...ica]], where they may be those who are called ''Vagoths'' (see [[Scandza]]).
9: [[Category:Goths]]

Tanausis (1223 bytes)
1: '''Tanausis''' was a legendary king of the [[Goths]], according to [[Jordanes]]'s ''[[Getica]]'' (5....
7: Following his death, Jordanes writes that the Goths worshipped Tanausis as a god.
9: [[Category:Goths]]

Battle of Abrittus (1299 bytes)
1: ...ween the [[Roman Empire|Roman]] [[legion]]s and [[Goths]] under King [[Cniva]]. The Romans were defeated,...
3: ...ime promising an annual tribute in return for the Goths' promise to respect Roman territory.

Totila (2490 bytes)
1: '''Totila''' was king of the [[Ostrogoths]], chosen after the death of his uncle [[Ildibad]...
3: ...is reign, collecting together and inspiring the [[Goths]] and winning a victory over the troops of the em...
7: ... which must then, perforce, open its gates to the Goths.
9: ...p his advantage. Several cities were taken by the Goths, while Belisarius remained inactive and then left...
11: ...nian]] was taking energetic measures to check the Goths. The conduct of a new campaign was entrusted to t...

Bus Beloyar (713 bytes)
2: ... [[Hermanarich]], and was eventually crucified by Goths.

Lemovii (173 bytes)
1: ... [[Tacitus]]. He noted that they lived near the [[Goths]] and that they had short swords and round shield...

Stables Market (1411 bytes)
5: ... these shops are ''Black Rose'', which caters for goths, with items for sale such as coffin-shaped handba...

Aliorumnas (169 bytes)
1: '''Aliorumnas''' is described in [[Goths|Gothic]] [[folklore]] as one of several [[witch]]...

Battle of Naissus (4392 bytes)
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21: ... September of [[268]] between the armies of the [[Goths]] and forces of the [[Roman Empire]], led by [[Ga...
24: ... late [[267]] and in the early months of 268. The Goths pushed across the [[Danube River]] and made their...
26: ...able to expel the Goths from their provinces. The Goths continued their depredations throughout the summe...
43: ...(possibly forced by the [[Aureolus]] revolt); the Goths broke the Roman siege, and succeeded in departing...

Jordanes (3438 bytes)
1: ...busque Getarum'' (''[[The origin and deeds of the Goths]]''), written about [[551]] CE; it has a separate...
3: ...the [[Arian]] creed of his forefathers and of the Goths, or, some suggest, until he took the vows of a mo...
5: ... impartial authority on the last days of the Ostrogoths. At the same time, living in Moesia, he is restri...
17: [[Category:Goths]]

Gothic fashion (3762 bytes)
1: [[Image:Goths.jpg|thumb| Goths in southern Germany]] '''Gothic fashion''' is a s...
5: ...al, and [[metalhead]]s tend to not associate with goths.
7: ...s Ltd., Oxford, 2002), Paul Hodkinson talks about goths using their fashion choices to demonstrate commit...
11: Occasionally, goths will tear or cut their clothes apart, normally wi...
27: * [http://weberberg.de/gothic Goths in South West Germany: Dark Nights]

Reidgotaland (1229 bytes)
5: #The land of the [[Goths]], i.e. [[Gothiscandza]] and their later territor...
6: #The territories of the [[Goths]] in southern Europe, according to [[Anglo-Saxon]...
11: ...aland'' is applied to the territories of the Ostrogoths in south-eastern Europe. In Snorri's Edda, it is ...

Alaric (142 bytes)
3: *[[Alaric I]], King of the Goths, sacked Rome
4: *[[Alaric II]], eighth king of the Visigoths in Spain

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