Finding invisible arians: an archeological perspective on churches, baptism and religious competition in 6th century Spain. pp.675-686. In HORTUS ARTIUM MEDIEVALIUM - ISSN:1330-7274 vol. 23/2, 2017. By Alexandra Chavarria Arnau

https://www.academia.edu/33089161/Finding_invisible_arians_an_archeological_perspective_on_churches_baptism_and_religious_competition_in_6th_century_Spain_pp_675_686_In_HORTUS_ARTIUM_MEDIEVALIUM_ISSN_1330_7274_vol_23_2_2017 The sixth century witnessed the installation of the Visigoths in the Peninsula following their defeat by the Franks in 507; Ostrogothic domination, first by Theodoric (509-527) and later by Theudis (531-548); and the presence of imperial troops in the South-East. The end of the century saw the conversion of arian goths to catholicism in the Third Council of Toledo (589). As written sources were extremely biased and influenced by the eventual outcome, the archaeology of churches is an essential tool for reconstructing this period of history in the iberian peninsula and particularly the religious and political competition between Arians and followers of the nicene creed. ...