CLAUDIUS GOTHICUS. AURELIAN. TACITUS PROBUS. CARUS.

Death of Gallienus, 284

_M. Aurelius Claudius Gothicus_, 284

Victory of Claudius over the Goths. Claudius dies of the plague, 284

_Aurelian_, 284

Dacia resigned to the Goths, 285

War with Zenobia. Longinus executed, 286

National development of France, 286

Murder of Aurelian, 287

_Tacitus_, 287

_Probus_, 288

_Carus_, 289

_Carinus_, 290

DIOCLETIAN. LITERATURE AND GENERAL STATE OF THE THEN WORLD. MAXIMIAN.

HIS SUCCESSORS. CONSTANTINE.

_Diocletian_, 291

Outbreak of the plague, 291

Literature. Nemesian. Calpurnius. Lactantius, 292

Arnobius. New-Platonism, 293

Character of Diocletian, 293

Diocletian takes Maximian as his colleague, 293

New plan of administration of Diocletian, 294

_Galerius._ _Constantius_, 295

Revolt of Britain under Carausius, 296

Reduction of Egypt. Campaign of Galerius against Persia, 296

Persecutions of the Christians, 297

Resignation of Diocletian and Maximian, 297

_Severus_, and _Maximus Daza_, appointed Cæsars, 297

Return of Maximian. _Maxentius_, 297

_Constantius_, 298

Licinius, 298

Death of Maximian, 299

War of Constantius with his colleague, 299

Battle near Adrianople, 300

Wars, 300

Oppression of taxes, 301

Change in the monetary system, 301

Character of Constantine, 302

His establishment of the Christian religion, 302

His cruelty in the last years of his life, 303

Constantinople, 303

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

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