Niebuhr's lectures on Roman history, Vol. 3 (of 3) — John Shaqi
Niebuhr's lectures on Roman history, Vol. 3 (of 3)Niebuhr, Barthold Georg
History
Niebuhr's lectures on Roman history, Vol. 3 (of 3)
Niebuhr, Barthold Georg
Rome -- History
THE SUCCESSORS OF CONSTANTINE. JULIAN THE APOSTATE. JOVIAN. VALENTINIAN
I. VALENS, GRATIAN. VALENTINIAN II. THEODOSIUS THE GREAT. MAXIMUS.
Constantine’s will declared a forgery, 304
_Constantine_, _Constans_, _Constantius_, 305
Magnentius, 305
Vetranio. Gallus. Julian, 306
Gallus made Cæsar, 306
Julian made Cæsar, 307
His successes in Gaul and Germany, 308
_Julian_ proclaimed emperor by the soldiers, 308
Death of Constantius. The bishop Athanasius, 309
Persecution of the Homoousians, 309
Julian as a writer. His opposition to Christianity, 310
Revolt in Antioch. Misopogon, 312
War against Persia, 312
Julian’s death, 314
_Jovian._ _Valentinian I._ _Valens_, 316
_Gratian_, 316
Breaking in of the Goths and Huns, 317
Reception of the Goths in the Roman empire, 318
Insurrection of the Goths in Marcianopolis, 318
Battle near Adrianople. Fall of Valens, 319
_Theodosius_, colleague of Gratian, 319
Campaigns with the Goths, 320
Murder of Gratian. _Maximus_, emperor of the West, 321
_Valentinian II._ Arbogastes. _Eugenius_, 321
Battle near Aquileia, 321
Rufinus. Division of the empire, 322
LITERATURE, AND FINE ARTS.
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