Odovacar

American

[oh-doh-vey-ker] / ˌoʊ doʊˈveɪ kər /

noun

Odoacer.

Odovacar British

/ ˌəʊdəˈvɑːkə /

noun

same as Odoacer

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The imperial authority was united in the person of the eastern emperor who sanctioned the rule of Odovacar by granting him the title of patrician, which had been held already by Aetius, Ricimer and Orestes.

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The name of this young recruit was Odovacar.

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Liberius was a faithful servant of Odovacar, who adhered to his master to the last.

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But it was only in Italy that Odovacar obtained recognition.

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Accordingly when Theodoric demanded an imperial commission to attack Odovacar in Italy, Zeno readily granted him the desired authority in order to remove him to a greater distance from Constantinople.

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