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The 17 pages that link to Theodoric the Great, each with the reason it gives.

• Fall of the Western Roman EmpireRelated: His kingdom preserved aspects of Roman administration after western emperors disappeared.

• BoethiusRelated: Boethius served Theodoric’s administration before falling from political favor.

• Clovis ICompared with: His kingdom and diplomacy formed a powerful neighboring court during Clovis’s expansion.

• RavennaRelated: His court made Ravenna the center of Ostrogothic Italy.

• Ostrogothic KingdomRelated: His conquest and kingship established the kingdom and shaped its political settlement.

• FoederatiBroader topic: His rule illustrates how a foederate leader could govern former imperial territory.

• Gothic peoplesRelated: His rule exemplifies how a Gothic king maintained Roman institutions.

• CassiodorusRelated: Cassiodorus served Theodoric’s government and helped frame its Roman administrative policy.

• OdoacerCompared with: He defeated Odoacer after a prolonged campaign and established Ostrogothic rule.

• OstrogothsBroader topic: He founded and governed the Ostrogothic kingdom in Italy.

• Early Middle AgesRelated: His regime demonstrates how a successor kingdom could preserve Roman institutions.

• TotilaRelated: Theodoric’s kingdom was the state Totila struggled to preserve.

• Battle of VouilléRelated: He intervened in Gaul after Alaric’s death, limiting Frankish gains in the south.

• Kingdom of BurgundyRelated: His intervention in Burgundian affairs connected the kingdom to Ostrogothic power in Italy.

• Romulus AugustulusRelated: He displaced Odoacer’s regime and claimed to restore order in post-imperial Italy.

• ErmanaricRelated: Medieval heroic tradition sometimes linked Theodoric’s legend with Ermanaric’s court.

• On the Consolation of PhilosophyRelated: Boethius wrote the dialogue after falling from favor in Theodoric’s court.