Greek sources refer to this man as "Momylos," which means "Little Disgrace," and his house may have been converted into the tomb of St. Severinus. Primary evidence for this ruler's existence may include a letter written by Cassiodorus that might discuss this man's pension. This leader was the son of General Orestes, a former secretary to Attila the
Greek sources refer to this man as "Momylos," which means "Little Disgrace," and his house may have been converted into the tomb of St. Severinus. Primary evidence for this ruler's existence may include a letter written by Cassiodorus that might discuss this man's pension. This leader was the son of General Orestes, a former secretary to Attila the Hun. In his highest position, he succeeded Julius Nepos and had his court in Ravenna. The enemy who defeated this man was consequently appointed an administrator by Emperor Zeno. That enemy was Odoacer. For 10 points, name this youth who briefly served as the last Roman Emperor.
Greek sources refer to this man as "Momylos," which means "Little Disgrace," and his house may have been converted into the tomb of St. Severinus.
{Romulus Augustus} [accept: {Romulus Augustulus}]