After this husband of Audofleda died, his daughter Amalasuntha held power until she was murdered in her bath, and this victor at the battles of (*) Isonzo and Verona also ordered the death of the author of Consolation of Philosophy, Boethius.
At one banquet, this man allegedly mistook a fish for a man whose execution he had ordered. This man said of a deceased rival that there "wasn't a bone in this wretched fellow," and this ruler ended the tenure of the anti-pope Laurentius by supporting Symmachus. This king ordered the construction of the Basilica of Saint Apollinaris and patronized the scholar Cassiodorus. After this husband of Audofleda died, his daughter Amalasuntha held power until she was murdered in her bath, and this victor at the battles of (*) Isonzo and Verona also ordered the death of the author of Consolation of Philosophy, Boethius. After winning a campaign at the behest of Emperor Zeno, this man stabbed Odoacer to death at a banquet. For 10 points, name this "great" Ostrogoth king who ruled from Ravenna after the fall of the Roman Empire.
At one banquet, this man allegedly mistook a fish for a man whose execution he had ordered.
Theodoric the Great (or Theodoric the Great; accept Dietrich von Bern from medieval German peasants; do not take "Theodoric Strabo" or any number with the name)