| Northvegr - History of the Langobards (1933 words) |
 | The larger part of Venetia, a good deal of Liguria and the provinces of the Cottian Alps were retained (Hodgkin, V, ll). |
| Theudepert died in 548, leaving as his successor his feeble child Theudebald (p. |
| Five years later (A. 533), when the Goths in Italy were overthrown by Narses, those who still held out in the north besought the Frankish king for aid, and Buccellinus (Butilin) and his brother Leutharius, leaders of the barbarous Alamanni, ravaged northern Italy (pp. |
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