The Government and Death of Jovian–Election of Valentinian, who Associates His Brother Valens, and Makes the Final Division of the Eastern and Western Empires–Revolt of Procopius –Civil and Ecclesiastical Administration–Germany–Britain–Africa–The East–The Danube
Death of Valentinian–His Two Sons, Gratian and Valentinian II., Succeed to the Western Empire
| AD | Event |
| 363 | State of the Church– Jovian proclaims universal Toleration; His Progress from Antioch |
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| 364 | Jovian, with his infant Son,; assumes the Name and Ensigns of the Consulship; Death of Jovian – Vacancy of the Throne ; Election and Character of Valentinian; He is acknowledged by the Army– Associates his Brother Valens; The final Division of the Eastern and Western Empire |
| 365 | Revolt of Procopius |
| 366 | His Defeat and Death |
| 373 | Severe Inquisition into the Crime of Magic at Rome and Antioch |
| 364-75 | Cruelty of Valentinian and Valens–Their Laws and Government; Valentinian maintains the Religious Toleration |
| 367-78 | Valens professes Arianism, and persecutes the Catholics |
| 373 | Death of Athanasius– Just Idea of the Persecution of Valens |
| 370 | Valentinian restrains the Avarice of the Clergy |
| 366-84 | Ambition and Luxury of Damasus, Bishop of Rome |
| 364-75 | Foreign Wars |
| 365 | 1 GERMANY –The Alemanni Invade Gaul |
| 366 | Their Defeat |
| 368 | Valentinian passes and fortifies the Rhine |
| 371 | Burgundians –Saxons 2 BRITAIN –The Scots & Picts |
| 343-66 | Their Invasion of Britain |
| 367-70 | Restoration of Britain by Theodosius |
| 366 | 3 AFRICA –Tyranny of Romanus |
| 372 | Revolt of Firmus |
| 373 | Theodosius recovers Africa |
| 376 | He is executed at Carthage–State of Africa |
| 365-78 | 4 THE EAST – The Persian War |
| 384 | Treaty of Peace– Adventures of Para, King of Armenia 5 THE DANUBE –Conquests of Hermanric |
| 366 | Cause of the Gothic War |
| 367–69 | Hostilities, and Peace |
| 374 | War of the Quadi and Sarmatians |
| 375 | Expedition of Valentinian– His Death; The Emperors Gratian and Valentinian II. |