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VANDALS

VANDALS
ScnMaster
members of a Germanic people who, in the fourth and fifth centuries, ravaged Gaul (ancient area, including what is now mainly France, Belgium and northern Italy), Spain, North Africa and Rome, destroying many books and works of art. Formulas For Success Glossary. Final approval 16/9/89
VANDALS
ScnOEC
members of a Germanic people who, in the fourth and fifth centuries, ravaged Gaul (ancient area, including what is now mainly France, Belgium and northern Italy), Spain, North Africa and Rome, destroying many books and works of art. And that actually is, apparently, the real basis of the - oh, things like the Vandals and other erasures of Roman history.
VANDALS
ScnOEC
members of a Germanic people who, in the fourth and fifth centuries, ravaged Gaul (ancient area, including what is now mainly France, Belgium and northern Italy), Spain, North Africa and Rome, destroying many books and works of art. And that actually is, apparently, the real basis of the - oh, things like the Vandals and other erasures of Roman history.
VANDALS
ScnTUEU
a people of northern Europe who migrated south during the fifth century a.d. The Vandals invaded western Europe and the Roman Empire, plundering even Rome itself, and established settlements in various parts of it, especially in Gaul (an ancient region consisting of what is now mainly France and Belgium) and Spain. Their migration ended when they settled in northern Africa.members of a Germanic people who, in the fourth and fifth centuries, ravaged Gaul (ancient area, including what is now mainly France, Belgium and northern Italy), Spain, North Africa and Rome, destroying many books and works of art. And that actually is, apparently, the real basis of the-oh, things like the Vandals and other erasures of Roman history.members of a Germanic people who, in the fourth and fifth centuries, ravaged Gaul (ancient area, including what is now mainly France, Belgium and northern Italy), Spain, North Africa and Rome, destroying many books and works of art.