Jordanes wrote a famed history of these people, and Bishop Ulfilas invented a script to translate the bible for these people.
The language of these people was last attested by Oghier Ghiselin de Bubescq. These people established the Principality of Theodoro, and one empire of these people was conquered by Balamir the Bold. The two branches of these people were (*)  legendarily named because one embarked on a sea migration later than the other. The two ruling houses of these people were the Amalings and the Balthings, and the Gepids were an offshoot of these people. Jordanes wrote a famed history of these people, and Bishop Ulfilas invented a script to translate the bible for these people. Odoacer led one branch of these people, while the other was ruled by several kings named Alaric. For ten points, name this Germanic people possibly named for the island of Gotland.
The language of these people was last attested by Oghier Ghiselin de Bubescq.
Goths  (accept  Ostrogoths  before "sea migration")