The Cambridge Medieval History, Volume 1

Aëtius Africa Alaric Alemanni Alexandria Anthemius Antioch Arian army Asia Ataulf Athanasius attack Attila barbarian battle became bishop Britain Caesar canons Christ Christian Church civilisation clergy command Constantine Constantinople Council Court creed Danube death defeated Diocletian districts East Eastern ecclesiastical Egypt Emperor enemy Euric favour fifth century force fourth century Franks Fritigern frontier Gaiseric Gaul German Gothic Goths Gratian Greek heathen Honorius Huns imperial influence invasion Isaurian Italy Julian Keltic king kingdom land later Leipsic Licinius magister militum Magnentius Majorian Maximus military monachism monastery monastic monks Nestorius Nicaea Nicene nomad Odovacar organisation pagan peace Persian Placidia praefect presbyters probably province recognised reign religion Rhine Ricimer Rome rule ruler seems Senate sent shew soldiers Spain Stilicho territory Teutons Theodoric Theodosius Thrace throne took town tribes troops Valens Valentinian Valentinian III Vandals victory Visigoths vols West Western Empire whole Zeno