Chapter C
Caesar, work of, 13, 14;
on the Germans, 55.
Caesarius, 119, 120.
Camps, 20.
Carthage, Vandals at, 215, 218-220.
Cassiodorus, 49.
Castinus, Magister Militum, 177, 209.
Cauca (in Spain, the birthplace of Theodosius), 105.
Celtic nationality, 73.
Censorship, 9.
Châlons, battle of, so called, 195.
China, 183.
Christian legislation of Constantine, 30, 51 _n._
Christianity, relation of Diocletian to, 28.
— relation of Constantine to, 29.
— relation of Constantine’s successors to, 31.
Chrysopolis, battle of, 27.
Chrysostom, St. John, 120.
Clarissimi, class of, 43.
Claudian, 144.
Clovis and the vase of Soissons, 69 _n._
Coinage, Imperial, of 1st and 3rd centuries contrasted, 19.
Coloni, condition of, 51-52.
Comes Privatarum Rerum, 42.
— Sacrarum Largitionum, 42.
Consistory, Imperial, 37.
Constantine the Great, 24, 31, 51 _n._
— the Usurper, 152, 163, 207.
Constantinople, foundation of, 26;
siege of, 101.
Constantius I, 24-25.
— husband of Placidia, 176.
— secretary to Attila, 184, 185.
Crispus, son of Constantine, 27.
Crocus, king of the Alamanni, 25.
Curiales, 52-53.
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