One of these people quoted the Hebrew scripture "Vanity of vanities, all is vanity" upon being led into the hippodrome in Constantinople as part of a triumph.
The bishop Deogratias purchased and then freed slaves captured by these people, according to Victor of Vita, who was one chronicler of the persecution of their Christian subjects. One of these people quoted the Hebrew scripture "Vanity of vanities, all is vanity" upon being led into the hippodrome in Constantinople as part of a triumph. That occurred after he sent his brother Tzazo to put down the rebellion of Goddas and was subsequently left without enough of an army to successfully defend Ad Decimum. A more famous act of these people was supposedly motivated by the pleas of Licinia Eudoxia, who requested their aid following Maximus' murder of her husband Valentinian III. Pope Leo's negotiations with these people were not as effective as they had been with the Huns, however. For 10 points, name these Germanic people led by Gelimer and Gaiseric, who established a kingdom in Africa and led a particularly destructive sack of Rome in 455 AD.
The bishop Deogratias purchased and then freed slaves captured by these people, according to Victor of Vita, who was one chronicler of the persecution of their Christian subjects.
Vandals