The Cambridge Ancient History: The late Empire, A.D. 337-425

administrative Africa Alamanni Alans Alaric Alexandria Ambrose Ammianus Antioch Arcadius Armenia army ascetic Ataulf Athanasius Augustine barbarian Basil bishop Blockley C.Th Christian Chron church Claudian Constans Constantinople Constantius Constantius II council court culture curial Danube death early east eastern ecclesiastical élite emperor Eusebius evidence fifth century force fourth century frontier Gaul Gothic Goths Goths and Romans Gratian Greek Heather Holy Honorius Huns Illyricum imperial important Italy John Chrysostom Jones Julian land late antiquity late Roman later Libanius Liebeschuetz literary MacMullen magister Magnentius Marc Matthews Maximus Mesopotamia Milan military Nicene Notitia officials pagan period Persian political polytheist praetorian prefect Procopius provinces Ravenna region religious rhetoric Rhine Roman empire Rome senate senatorial settlement social sources status Stilicho Symmachus Synesius Syriac Tervingi Themistius Theodosius Theodosius II tion traditional troops urban usurper Valens Valentinian Valentinian II Vandals Visigoths Western Aristocracies