This man's killer remarked "There certainly wasn't a bone in this wretched fellow" after luring him to a banquet in the palace of Ad Laurentum. Historians note this man's unusually cordial relationship with the Pavian bishop Epiphanius given the fact that he was an Arian. This man's brother Onoulphus led a campaign against the Rugian king Fredericus, and was killed by archers while hiding in a church during the Siege of (*) Ravenna. This half-Scirian man invaded Dalmatia on a punitive expedition to find the killers of his nominal patron, Julius Nepos, though he really owed his loyalty to Emperor Zeno. This man, who was murdered by Theodoric, 
This man's killer remarked "There certainly wasn't a bone in this wretched fellow" after luring him to a banquet in the palace of Ad Laurentum. Historians note this man's unusually cordial relationship with the Pavian bishop Epiphanius given the fact that he was an Arian. This man's brother Onoulphus led a campaign against the Rugian king Fredericus, and was killed by archers while hiding in a church during the Siege of (*) Ravenna. This half-Scirian man invaded Dalmatia on a punitive expedition to find the killers of his nominal patron, Julius Nepos, though he really owed his loyalty to Emperor Zeno. This man, who was murdered by Theodoric, offered a pension to the fifteen-year old son of Orestes whom he deposed. For 10 points, name this Germanic chieftain whose overthrow of Romulus Augustulus in 476 AD often marks the fall of the Roman Empire.
This man's killer remarked "There certainly wasn't a bone in this wretched fellow" after luring him to a banquet in the palace of Ad Laurentum.
Odoacer 