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Latest comment: 8 months ago by ~2025-32405-03 in topic He was not a Germanic king

GELIMER?

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Prečo Gelimer ked na minci je jasne napísané „Gilamir“? To tu nikto nevie čítat? Ved mir je slovanská koncovka a znamená svet, najprv si prečítajte čo máte napísane na vlastných archeologických nálezoch a až potom niečo tvrdte, ked to nemáte podložené. Bynk 195.91.22.146 (talk) 17:54, 29 April 2013 (UTC)Reply

He was not a Germanic king

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Vandals originally were a germanic people (germanic language, germanic religion, germanic customs and costumes), no doubt about it, but they were Romanized for centuries of contact with the Romans and when they settled in North Africa, their mother language was Vulgar Latin, their religion was Arian Christianity and they dressed like their fellow Romans.

By the time of D[ominus] N[oster] Rex (latin 'Our Lord and King') Gelimer, the only difference between Vandals and other Romans was the sect of Christianity they followed. In conclusion, Gelimer was a Roman or Latin (if you prefer, to avoid confusion between him and the Eastern Romans) king, not germanic. ~2025-32405-03 (talk) 16:43, 9 November 2025 (UTC)Reply