In ancient Rome, deditio was the surrender of an enemy community, resulting in the annexation of its territory. The people of the community became peregrini...

end the war as a whole, but interrupt the hostilities only temporarily". deditio, surrender, with "the inherent normative expectation that the victor would...

Crown of Hungary which was also an 11th-century papal gift. The depicted deditio is considered to be influenced by the Gospel Book of Henry II, Holy Roman...

children, and the freedom of their country. But Scipio would accept only deditio (surrender). Hearing this demand for absolute submission, the Numantines...

ISBN 978-0891307068. Eckstein, Arthur (1995). "Glabrio and the Aetolians: a note on deditio". Transactions of the American Philological Association. 125: 271–289....

Compitalia (The Compitalia Festival) Consobrini (Cousins) Crimen (Crime) Deditio (The Surrender) Depositum (Deposit) Divortium (Divorce) Emancipatus (The...

negotiate a peace treaty, although for the Romans it would be perceived as the Deditio in dicionem, the surrender. The Lusitanians hoped they could at least renew...

political existence of their community was dissolved as the result of a deditio, an unconditional surrender. In effect, their polity or civitas ceased...

communities in the area, had not previously issued coinage because, after its deditio to Rome in 343 B.C., in order to defend itself against the Samnites, it...

disputes of Carniola after performing a Deditio (submission). This occasion is the only known case of a Deditio during Henry V's reign, which historians...