After a decline in its importance under Visigothic and Frankish rule, what circumstance revived the city of Bordeaux in the 11th century?

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Bordeaux was the capital of the province of Aquitania and a prosperous commercial city. It became an archepiscopal see in the 4th cent. Bordeaux's importance declined under Visigothic and Frankish rule (c.5th cent.), but was revived when the city became (11th cent.) the seat of the dukes of Aquitaine.

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