Dacia overrun by barbarians, 179.
Dahn, Felix, on Theodoric's title, 132; opinion of Clovis, 192; quoted, 370.
Dante at Ravenna, 244.
Danube, Visigoths on, 15; Theodoric near the, 90; lands of the, 110; crossed, 306.
Daras, battle of, 299.
Dardania, 86.
Dauphiny laid waste, 203.
Decius, clears Appian Way, 142.
Delphi, temple at, 43.
Dethier, Dr, quoted, 41.
Dietrich of Bern, name given to Theodoric in the Sagas, 260, 371, et seq.
Digest of Justinian, 297.
Dijon besieged by Clovis, 193.
Diptychs, 259.
Dnieper, tribes on, 11.
Dniester, Visigoths on banks of, 14.
Dobrudscha, 72.
Don, tribes on, 11.
Duomo at Ravenna, 247.
Ecclesius, Bishop of Ravenna, 282.
Ecke (Saga), 387 et seq.
Ecke-sax, sword (Saga), 391.
Edessa, headquarters of Imperial army, 83.
Elephant, description of, 171.
Ellak, death of, 29.
Elsung, Earl of Verona (Saga), 373.
Emperor Charles, takes statue of Theodoric to Aix, 255; crowned at Constantinople, 283; three Italian cities left to, 362.
Emperors, phantom, 66; after Valentinian, fate of, 95; rare visits to Rome, 230.
Empire, fall of the Western, 103.
Empires, East and West, 215 et seq.
Ephesus, bishops of, 311.
Epiphanius, Bishop of Pavia, 121.
Eraric the Rugian, 344.
Ereheva, mother of Theodoric, 33, 118.
Erka, Queen of the Huns (Saga), 400 et seq.; death of, 412.
Eunodius, Bishop of Pavia, 114, 120; panegyric on Theodoric, 117, 213.
Euric, father of Alaric II, 184.
Eusebius, Bishop of Fano, 282.
Eutharic, descendant of Hermanric, marries Amalasuentha, dies, 257; Gothic vicegerent at Ravenna, 260 et seq; death of, 267.
Farro, evil counsellor to Ragnachar, 225.
Fasold, 389.
Faustus, story of, 132; and Castonus, 158; letter to, 169.
Faventia, meeting of Odovacar and Tufa at, 119.
Feletheus, King of the Rugians, 110.
Flaminian Gate, 353; Way, 337, 363.
Florence, 245.
Francia and Gothia, 198.
Franks, approach of war, 197; number left dead, 203; ripuarian, 223; in Italy, 269; advances of, 304 et seq.
Frederic, son of Feletheus, 110.
Frederic the Rugian, joins Odovacar and Tufa, 120.
Friedlander quoted, 238.
Fulgentius' report of Theodoric's speech, 233.
Gaiseric the Vandal, 97 et seq.; 131, 177, 354.
Galatia, estates of Gelimer in, 304.
Galla Placidia, mother of Valentinian, 94.
Gallia Belgica desolated, 23;
Gascony, 202.
Gaul, attracts Attila, 22; changed by Clovis' conversion, 190.
Gehmer, King of the Vandals, 298; joined by Tzazo, 301; besieged in Mauritania, 302, surrender of, 303.
Geneva, 193.
Genoa, Jews at, 261.
Gepidæ, 7, 28, 216; influence on Attila, 20; movement towards the Danube, 30, in Pannonia, 113 et seq, 213, 363, 367; defeat of, 115; at war with Theodoric, 211; under Belisarius, 318.
Germania quoted, 51 et seq.
Germanicus quoted, 57.
Germans, habits of, 54; in Italy, 369; literature of, 295.
Germanus, 339.
Gesalic, claims of, 204.
Glycerius, "shadow" Emperor, 100.
Godegisel at Geneva, 193.
Gold mines, 142.
Golden Gate, 41.
Gordon, No Popery riots, 209.
Gothic, history, 166; sagas, 167; nobles, 241; protest against education of Athalaric, 307.
Goths, pursuits of, 54, family affection of the, 89, contempt of Theodahad, 324; abandon Rome, 325; parley with. Belisarius, 326; attempt to storm Rome, 332, retreat of, 336; duped, 339; choose Ildibad king, 344.
Gratiana sacked, 306.
Greece, 294.
Greek fire, 350.
Green Faction, 267.
Gregory, Bishop of Tours, quoted, 225.
Grimm's Deutsche Heldensage, 425.
Grimur (Saga), 377.
Guchla, 172.
Guido Cavalcanti, 245.
Gundahar of Burgundy (Saga), 371.
Gundobad, King of Burgundy, 121, 185; conflicts with his brother, 194; letter to, 198; losses of, 203.
Hagen, F. H. von, quoted, 370.
Heime, 378.
Heraclea, Theodoric at, 80.
Hercynian Forest, 22.
Hermanfrid of Thuringia, 242.
Hermanric the Ostrogoth, 11, 40, 242, 257.
Hesse, forests of, 223.
Hilarianus, patrician, 59.
Hildebrand, Duke (Saga), 376.
Hildebrand's-lied, 420.
Hildegrimur (Saga), 378.
Hilderic, King of Vandals, 266, 298, 301.
Hildeswide (Saga), 373.
Hildur (Saga), 377.
Hippodrome at Constantinople, 43.
Hippo-toxotai, 319-367.
Horace, quoted, 88.
Horrea Margi (Morava Hissar), 217.
Horses sent as presents, 242.
Hormisdas, Pope, 211.
Huns, arrival of, in Europe, 12; vainly resisted, 18; character of, 21 et seq.; power broken by Attila's death, 28; new inroad of, 454 A.D., 32; beaten by Ostrogoths, 49; deserters from Imperial service, 216, 306, 311 , 318; approach Constantinople, 358.
Ibbas, Theodoric's general, 203.
Ildibad chosen king, 344.
Illus, insurgent general, 110.
Illyricum laid waste, 37; Belisarius comes from, 299.
Imperial offices, 151.
Imperial power, change in, 64.
Importunus, Senator, 282.
Institutes of Justinian, 297.
Irenæus accompanies Faustus to Constantinople, 134.
Isaac the Armenian, 351.
Isaurians, 65, 71, 318, treachery of, 352.
Isonzo river, 116.
Istria, 212.
Italian, cities restored, 143; land, appropriation of, 157; unity, 369.
Italy, condition of, 93; kings in, 104; the conquest of, 109, governed under Roman law, 148; distribution of land, 156; Ostrogothic kings in, 207; subdues her captors, 293; recovery, 298; cities taken, 337; proposed division of, 338; oppressors of, 342, 369; overridden by soldiers, 344; invaders of, 368.
Jacobins compared to Ostrogoths, 12.
James I., story of, 226.
Jenghiz Khan, 25.
Jews, 259 et seq,; protected and indemnified by Theodoric, 261.
Job and Boëthius, 277.
Jordanes (usually spelled Jornandes) (abridgment of "Gothic History" of Cassiodorus) quoted, 24, 29, 33, 37, 38, 51, 56, 112, 166.
Joyeuse entrée, 241.
Julius Nepos, 100.
Junghans quoted, 222.
Justin, Emperor, 137; succeeds Anastasius, 258; desires reconciliation to Roman See, 259; warned against conversion of heretics, 282.
Justinian, Emperor, origin, 69; work of, at Constantinople, 42; portraits of, 247; orthodoxy of, 249; salutes Pope, 283; career of, 296; views concerning conquest, 298 et seq, claims over Africa, 301; title of, 304, embassy to Ravenna, 306; denounces murder of Amalasuentha, 315; preparations for war, 317; com of, 340; refuses aid to Belisarius, 348; offers command to Narses, 363.
La Rotunda, 288.
Lake Ochrida, 82.
Languedoc, partially possessed by Clovis, 203.
Larissa in Thessaly, 59.
Lateran, papal election in, 231.
Latin, Theodoric's knowledge of, 233.
Laurentius, elected Pope, 231; law courts of, 47.
League of peace, 199.
Leo, Pope, greets Attila, 27; Emperor (the Butcher), omits gifts to Goths, 36; story of, 64 et seq.
Leo II., successor of above, 66; death of, 74.
Liberius, servant of Odovacar, 156; Roman senator, 314.
Loire, interview of Clovis and Alaric in, 197.
Lorraine desolated, 22.
Louis XIV., 227.
Loyalty, 70.
Lucama, 321.
Lucullanum, 102.
Lucullus, palace of, 102.
Lychnidus (fort), 87.
Macaulay quoted, 319.
Macedonius, Patriarch of Constantinople, 209.
Malaga, 297.
Malchus of Philadelphia quoted, 85 et seq.
Mammo, Theodoric's general, 203.
Marcellinus Comes quoted, 217.
Marcian shares imperial rule with Pulchena, 22.
Margus (Moravia), 217.
Manus and Sulla, days of, 231.
Majorian, Emperor, 96.
Marriage among Teutonic nations, 34.
Martial quoted, 141.
Matasuentha, sister of Athalaric, 326; marries Germanus, 339.
Mauritania, Pharas in, 302.
Maximian, Bishop, 128.
Merovingian dynasty, 223.
Messina, Straits of, 321.
Middle Ages, 295.
Milan, 119, 215, 237, 261, 276, 337.
Miletus, adventures of, 39.
Milton quoted, 249.
Mimung, sword (Saga), 381 et seq.
Mincio, meeting on banks of, 28.
Minerva, image of, 44.
Monastir in Macedonia, 59.
Monophysite controversy, 208.
Mons Lactarius, battle of, 368.
Montone, 245.
Montrose, loyalty of, 70.
Morava Hissar, 217.
Morava, valley of the, 59, 217.
More, Sir Thomas, translation of Boëthius, 276.
Morganatic marriages, 34.
Mount Scardus, 82.
Mundo the Hun, 216.
Mundus, Imperial general, 318.
Nagelring, sword, (Saga), 377.
Naissus (Nisch), 59.
Naples, distress in, 143; Belisarius checked at, 321; water-supply cut off, 322; fall of, 323.
Napoleon, 227.
Narbonne, Amalric defeated, 305.
Narvaez, Marshal, story of, 227.
Nato (fortress), 217.
Nedao, battle of, 29.
Nepos, letter to Zeno, 107; excluded from Empire, 108; death of, 109.
Neudes, Theodoric to, 172.
Neusiedler See, 300.
Nibelungen-lied, characters of, 413 et seq.
Nicene creed, 178.
Nika, insurrection of the, 42.
Nola, ruined by Vesuvius, 143.
Noricum, passes of, 99; barren plains of, 113.
Normans, in Italy, 369.
Novæ (Sistova) 110.