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The 15 pages that link to Gothic peoples, each with the reason it gives.

• Battle of AdrianopleNarrower topic: The victory strengthened Gothic leverage within the Roman Empire.

• Germanic languagesRelated: Their migrations and kingdoms shaped the historical setting in which Gothic was recorded.

• Sack of Rome (410)Narrower topic: The Visigoths belonged to a wider set of Gothic peoples within the late Roman world.

• Germanic peoplesBroader topic: Gothic migrations and kingdoms shaped the late Roman world.

• VisigothsNarrower topic: The Visigoths emerged as one of the two major branches of the Goths.

• Alaric INarrower topic: Alaric’s people belonged to this broader group, whose movements reshaped the late Roman frontier.

• Gothic languageRelated: Gothic was the language associated with these peoples in late antiquity.

• OstrogothsNarrower topic: The Ostrogoths were one of the major Gothic peoples.

• Battle of NaissusNarrower topic: Gothic forces invaded the Balkans and fought Rome near Naissus.

• Claudius GothicusRelated: Gothic incursions into the Balkans shaped Claudius’s reputation.

• Decius (Roman emperor)Related: Gothic incursions drew Decius into the campaign that ended his reign.

• Gothic BibleRelated: Gothic was the language of the communities for whom the translation was made.

• Battle of AbritusNarrower topic: Gothic forces defeated the Roman army and killed both emperors.

• Gothic paganismNarrower topic: Their migrations and political communities provide the historical setting for their pre-Christian practices.

• Johannes MagnusRelated: Magnus treated the Goths as central ancestors in his account of Sweden’s past.