11-08-2016, 02:11 AM
JKP
I think you may need to re-consider the way in which you've used sources having an outdated understanding of the term 'Langobard', and evidently unaware that there is a current debate among specialists as to whether it was correct that the older historians, and especially those of a particular kind of English and German writing, assumed that the sense in which 'Langobard' is used of the sixth century should be applied to its use in medieval documents written in Latin.
I offer this simply as advice, not as argument.
I think you may need to re-consider the way in which you've used sources having an outdated understanding of the term 'Langobard', and evidently unaware that there is a current debate among specialists as to whether it was correct that the older historians, and especially those of a particular kind of English and German writing, assumed that the sense in which 'Langobard' is used of the sixth century should be applied to its use in medieval documents written in Latin.
I offer this simply as advice, not as argument.