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In the early part of the 4st century , Worms under bishop Victor was a seperate bishopric , called Wormatia. It became a central part of the Burgundians who arrived from Eastern Germania between Oder and Vistula River. It has existed as part of the [Frankish Empire]? and later the Holy Roman Empire. |
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It has existed since at least as early as the 4th century, when it became a cathedral city, and was important as part of the [Frankish Empire]? and later the Holy Roman Empire. |
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It has existed since at least as early as the 4th century, when it became a cathedral city, and was important as part of the [Frankish Empire]? and later the Holy Roman Empire.
It also was a center for Judaism.
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