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  1. Knew it at once from the thumbnail. Unmistakable long slender beige body.
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  2. Personally I firmly reject using the name 'Clovis' as it doesn't even come close to what his name would've sounded like. Gregory of Tours speaks of 'Chlodovechus'. His reconstructed name being Hlodowig. 'Famous battle/warrior'. If people do use the name Clovis, they should pronounce it like 'Hlowis'. Here you see where the name Louis/Lewis came from. By the way, all Germanic names have stress on the first syllable. HLOwis, HLOdowig, RIKimer, Ódowaker, THEUderik, HILderik, HLOdio, FAramund.
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  3. Loved your rendition of Ohne Dich actually. Top kek.
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  4. Here in my area of small villages, all main roads are named after the town they are next to. So the towns main road that I live in is named after the town to our east, and that towns main road is named after our town, very cute. Exactly as you described around 4:40 , it’s very prominent here, I love it.
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  5. Great to hear you fixed your pronunciation of Suebi for this video. Otherwise, I was already a big fan of your videos. There's otherwise not much good coverage of late antiquity on YouTube!
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  6. Thanks for sharing.
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  7. Next video you have to dress the part. With codpiece of course. ;) P.S. Look up "Boijmans Feldtwaybel", Boijmans is the museum/collection.
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  8. So close, yet so far away. As with many things these days, I think they've made it far harder than it needs to be, simply to protect their craft. Someone who has worked with it could probably set you up in a minute.
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  9. Great video, thanks for this. Definitely deserves more views! And the subtitles are very welcome!
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  10. That is so cool! Thanks for showing!
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