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Battle of Agrigentum (456)

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The Vandals initially forced the Romans onto the defensive in a partly forested battlefield. They were unable to break Ricimer's troops and after a hard-fought battle, the Romans drove off the Vandal force. The Vandals who survived the battle boarded their ships which sailed north toward Corsica.
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The Vandals led by their king Gaiseric (sometimes spelled Genseric) had earlier conquered North Africa after passing through Spain, frequently raided prosperous cities or areas of the European coast and sacked Rome in 455 AD. In spring or early summer of 456 AD, Ricimer led an army and navy of
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to raid Sicily. Ricimer then led the Roman fleet against the Vandals and defeated them in a
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to Sicily with the intention of repelling a known or suspected forthcoming Vandal attack.
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Ricimer returned home to Italy where he and the generals
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Index

Roman-Germanic wars
Agrigento
Sicily

Western Roman Empire
Vandal Kingdom
Ricimer
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Fall of the Western Roman Empire
Gothic War (376–382)
Marcianople
Willows
Dibaltum
1st Adrianople
2nd Adrianople
Constantinople
Thessalonica
Save
Frigidus
Revolt of Alaric I
Gildonic War
Pictish War
Revolt of Tribigild
Gothic War (401–403)
Asti
Pollentia
Verona
War of Radagaisus

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