The Decline And Fall Of The Roman Empire by Edward Gibbon — In The West
Scope Of Chapter XXXVI.
Sack of Rome by Genseric, king of the Vandals. - His Naval Depredations. - Succession of the Last Emperors of the West, - Maximus - Avitus - Majorian - Severus - Anthemius - Olybrius - Glycerius & Nepos - Augustulus. - Total Extinction of the Western Empire. - Reign of Odoacer, the First Barbarian King of Italy.
ADEvent
439-445 Naval Power of the Vandals
455 The Character and Reign of the Emperor Maximus— His Death
Sack of Rome by the Vandals
The Emperor Avitus
450-466 Character of Theodoric, King of the Visigoths
456 His Expedition into Spain
Avitus is deposed
457 Character and Elevation of Majorian
457-461 His salutary Laws
The Edifices of Rome
457 Majorian prepares to invade Africa— The Loss of his Fleet
461 His Death
461-467 Ricimer reigns under the Name of Severus
Revolt of Marcellinus in Dalmatia
Revolt of Aegidius in Gaul
Naval War of the Vandals
462,&c Negotiations with the Eastern Empire
457-474Leo, Emperor of the East
467-472 Anthemius, Emperor of the West
The Festival of the Lupercalia
468 Preparations against the Vandals of Africa— Failure of the Expedition
462-472 Conquests of the Visigoths in Spain and Gaul
468 Trial of Arvandus
471 Discord of Anthemius and Ricimer
472 Olybrius, Emperor of the West
Sack of Rome, and Death of Anthemius
Death of Ricimer
Death of Olybrius
472-475 Julius Nepos and Glycerius, Emperors of the West
475 The Patrician Orestes
476 His Son Augustulus, the last Emperor of the West
476-490 Odoacer King of Italy
476 or 479 Extinction of the Western Empire
Augustulus is banished to the Lucullan Villa
Decay of the Roman Spirit
476-490 Character and Reign of Odoacer
Miserable State of Italy
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