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Busento

River in Italy

The Busento (Latin: Bucentius) is a left tributary of the Crati river, which flows about 95 kilometres (59 mi) in Calabria, southern Italy, from the Apennines

Busento

Cosenza

City in Calabria, Italy

been at the confluence of the Busento and Crathis rivers. A horde of slaves were used to divert the water from the Busento, allowing them to dig a tomb

Cosenza

Alaric I

King of the Visigoths from 395 to 410

and his body was, according to legend, buried under the riverbed of the Busento in accordance with the pagan practices of the Visigothic people. The stream

Alaric I

Alaric_I

List of rivers of Italy

Gravina Gravina di Matera Basento Cavone Salandrella Agri Sinni Crati Busento Coscile Garga Esaro Mucone Neto Vitravo Esaro Stilaro Allaro Amusa Gerace

List of rivers of Italy

List_of_rivers_of_Italy

Crati

River in Italy

steeply northward towards Cosenza where it is joined on the left by the Busento river, doubling in size. From here on it flows through a large plain, the

Crati

Goths

Early Germanic people

and was buried along with his treasure in an unknown grave under the Busento river. Alaric was succeeded by his brother-in–law Athaulf, husband of Honorius'

Goths

History of Calabria

that Alaric died in Cosenza, buried at the confluence of the Crati and Busento under the two rivers. With the fall of the western Roman Empire in 476

History of Calabria

History_of_Calabria

Buried treasure

Literary trope

burial of the Visigoth king Alaric I and his treasure under the river Busento in 410. The burial places of the Khazar kings (qoruq) and other inner Asian

Buried treasure

Buried_treasure

Sack of Rome (410)

Siege and sack of Rome by the Visigoths

to legend, he was buried with his treasure by slaves in the bed of the Busento river. The slaves were then killed to hide its location. The Visigoths

Sack of Rome (410)

Sack_of_Rome_(410)

List of missing treasures

List of notable treasures that are currently lost or missing

buried with his treasure in an unknown river, often reported to be the Busento. Ganj-e Badavard Legend Ancient Iran circa 7th–10th c. — One of the eight

List of missing treasures

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Calendar year

and his body is buried along with his treasure under the riverbed of the Busento. He is succeeded by his brother-in-law Ataulf, who becomes king of the

410

Alois Delug

Austrian painter (1859–1930)

The Refugees (1886) The Holy Women at the Crossroads Alaric's funeral in Busento (1890) The Norns (1894) Three-piece votive picture for the Schorlemer family

Alois Delug

Alois_Delug

Luigi Fera

Italian lawyer and politician

offices and personnel. In Cosenza he had the post office built on Lungo Busento. In the fifth government of Giovanni Giolitti (15 June 1920 - 4 July 1921)

Luigi Fera

Luigi_Fera

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Decade

and his body is buried along with his treasure under the riverbed of the Busento. He is succeeded by his brother-in-law Ataulf, who becomes king of the

410s

Moritz von Beckerath

German painter (1838–1896)

to fight (1873), Krefeld, Kaiser Wilhelm Museum Alarich's burial in the Busento (around 1870), Munich, Schack-Galerie Sleeping reveler (art trade) In:

Moritz von Beckerath

Moritz_von_Beckerath

Wendelin Weißheimer

German composer (1838–1910)

Weißheimer achieved complete success with the presentation of his Grave in Busento by the court orchestra and the academic choir of Jena students. Wagner

Wendelin Weißheimer

Wendelin_Weißheimer

Ernst Wendel

German violinist and conductor

Heinrich Wendel (1915-1980). Wendel died in Jena aged 62. Das Grab im Busento, for male choir with orchestra Das deutsche lied, for men's choir with

Ernst Wendel

Ernst_Wendel

Roman Catholic Diocese of Policastro

l'opinione di quelli, che riportano a quest'epoca il mutamento del nome di Busento in quello di Policastro, quasi Paleocastro, che in greco non suona altro

Roman Catholic Diocese of Policastro