296. Emperor Constantius overthrows Allectus 66 306. Death of Constantius. Proclamation of Constantine 67 367. Theodosius (father of the emperor) checks the ravages of the barbarians in Britain and relieves London 68 383. Usurpation of Maximus 69 The _Notitia Imperii_ 70 409. The usurper Constantine withdraws the legions to Gaul 72 Roman roads 73 Sepulchral inscriptions 74 Mithraism and Christianity 75 Character of Roman occupation of Britain 77 CHAPTER VI. THE ANGLO-SAXON CONQUEST. Previous location of Jutes and Saxons 80 Angles related to Longobardi 81 Latin authors on the Anglo-Saxon conquest-- The chronicler, Prosper Tiro 82 _Life of Germanus_ 83 English authors on the conquest-- Bede 86 The _Anglo-Saxon Chronicle_ on the conquest-- 87 Kent 88 Sussex 89 Wessex 90 Deira and Bernicia 94 British version of the conquest-- Gildas 95 Nennius 100 Summary of results-- 107 Did King Arthur exist? 107 500 or 516? British victory of Mount Badon 99, 107 577. Victory of Ceawlin, the West Saxon, at Deorham 92, 107 March of King Cunedag from Lothian to Wales 102 Did the Anglo-Saxon conquest involve the extermination of the Britons? 110 CHAPTER VII. THE COMING OF AUGUSTINE. 553. Procopius held Britain to be the abode of departed spirits 113 577? Gregory and the Anglian lads in the Forum at Rome 115 596. Gregory sends Augustine to Britain 116