Frigidus River

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The Frigidus River is an ancient waterway in the eastern Alps, historically renowned as the site of a decisive battle between Roman imperial forces in 394 AD.

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Frigidus River canonical 1
Frigidus River valley 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient river
river
associatedWith Arbogast NERFINISHED
Christianization of the Roman Empire NERFINISHED
Eugenius NERFINISHED
Theodosius I NERFINISHED
climateCharacteristic cold waters
country Roman Empire
era Late Antiquity
flowsThrough Vipava Valley NERFINISHED
historicalNameOf Vipava River NERFINISHED
hydrologicalSystem Adriatic Sea drainage basin
knownFor Battle of the Frigidus NERFINISHED
locatedIn Alps NERFINISHED
Illyricum NERFINISHED
eastern Alps NERFINISHED
modern Slovenia
mentionedIn late Roman historical sources
modernCountry Slovenia NERFINISHED
mouthLocatedIn Soča River basin
nameEtymology Latin frigidus meaning cold
partOf Roman Empire frontier regions NERFINISHED
region Noricum-Illyricum border area NERFINISHED
relevance turning point in Roman religious and political history
significantEvent decisive battle between Roman imperial forces
significantEventDate 394 AD
siteOf Battle of the Frigidus NERFINISHED
strategicImportance military route through eastern Alps
timePeriodOfProminence 4th century AD
usedAs battlefield landmark

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Battle of the Frigidus in 394 location Frigidus River
subject surface form: Battle of the Frigidus
Battle of the Frigidus place Frigidus River
this entity surface form: Frigidus River valley