Arcadius Emperor of the East–Administration and Disgrace of Eutropius–Revolt of Gainas–Persecution of St. John Chrysostom–Theodosius II. Emperor of the East–His Sister Pulcheria–His Wife Eudocia–The Persian War, and Division of Armenia
AD | Event |
395-1453 | Empire of the East |
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395-408 | Reign of Arcadius |
395-399 | Administration & Character of Eutropius; His Venality & Injustice; Ruin of Abundantius; Destruction of Timasius |
397 | Cruel & unjust Law of Treason |
399 | Rebellion of Tribigild; Fall of Eutropius |
400 | Conspiracy & Fall of Gainas |
398 | Election & Merit of St. John Chrysostom |
398-403 | His Administration & Defects |
403 | Chrysostom persecuted by Empress Eudoxia Popular Tumults at Constantinople |
404 | Exile of Chrysostom |
407 | His Death |
438 | His Relics transported to Constantinople |
408 | Death of Arcadius– His supposed Testament |
408-85 | Administration of Anthemius |
414-53 | Character & Administration of Pulcheria Education & Character of Theodosius the Younger |
421-60 | Character & Adventures of Empress Eudocia |
422 | Persian War |
431-40 | Armenia divided between Persians & Romans |