...taken suddenly ill at Cosenza, and died in 410, leaving his crown to his brave brother-in-law, Ataulf. As it was the custom among the Teutonic nations to...was only owned in the walled cities which could not easily be taken by the barbarians. Honorius and his son Valentinian reigned at Ravenna. Rome was under...

...burial-places of their chiefs. For we learn from Roman history that on the death of Alaric, his followers ' turned the stream of the Bisenzio, caused their slaves...waters into their course, and slew all the slaves that had been employed in the work.'f If the upshot of our little war with Eastern Karenni be its annexation,...