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To: zimdog
The grant was given to Galla Placida, who was returned to Rome after Athaulf's death, leaving behind no heirs.

Take a moment to inform yourself about the manner of Galla Placida's return. I quoted Gibbon on it previously. It was arranged by treaty with Wallia, who in turn was given the rights to settle Iberia.

397 posted on 01/25/2007 1:29:14 PM PST by lqclamar
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To: lqclamar
Take a moment to inform yourself about the manner of Galla Placida's return. I quoted Gibbon on it previously. It was arranged by treaty with Wallia, who in turn was given the rights to settle Iberia.

So "Rights to settle Iberia" = "transfer of the political powers of the repatriated foreign widow of a murdered king"? No.

414 posted on 02/02/2007 9:28:54 PM PST by zimdog
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