Martin, Bishop of Braga, is of importance not only in the reign of the Suebi. He also influenced the Visigothic reign years before its Arian King Liuvigild completed his military submission of Galicia. Martin’s activities beginning from the middle of the sixth century, during the conflict between Arians and the Catholic Hispano-Roman church on the Iberian Peninsula, promoted once again the classical tradition, as well as the theological traditions of Christian doctrines from late antiquity. He supported his initiatives through a wide-ranging, ‘international’ network with Gallia, Italy/Rome, and the Greek East/Constantinople.
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