With the exception of Ugnas, bishops in this people’s kingdom protested high taxes for the fisc, citing a 6th-century church council where the filioque (“fill-ee-OH-kway”) clause was codified in Western Christianity. Coins from this people’s (10[1])mint at Senimure-Semure were (10[1])confused with ones from Sabaria, which was nested between the Suebi and this people’s territory. (10[2])Sapphires from Sri Lanka (10[1])can be found on the votive crown for a king of this people, (10[1]-5[2])Recceswinth (10[3]-5[2])(“RECK-uh-swinth”). The Roman (10[1])general (-5[1])Flavius (10[2])Aetius (10[2]-5[5])fought (-5[1])alongside (-5[2])a (-5[1])king of this people (10[1]-5[1])against (10[2])Attila (-5[1])at the (-5[1])Battle (10[1])of Châlons (10[7]-5[1])(“sha-LON”). The (-5[1])711 (10[1]-5[1])Battle of Guadalete (-5[1])ended (10[1])with the death of this people’s king Roderic to Tariq (10[1])ibn Ziyad during an (10[1])Umayyad invasion. (-5[1])For 10 points, (10[1])what Germanic tribe (10[2]-5[2])governed (10[1])early Medieval (10[1])Spain (10[3])and led (10[1]-5[1])a 410 sack of Rome (10[1]-5[1])under Alaric? (10[7])■END■ (10[18]0[1])