The Decline And Fall Of The Roman Empire by Edward Gibbon

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Scope Of Chapter XIX. A.D.

• Power of the Eunuchs
• Education of Gallus and Julian

351

• Gallus declared Caesar
• Cruelty and Imprudence of Gallus

354

• Massacre of the Imperial Ministers
• Dangerous situation of Gallus
• His Disgrace and Death
• The Danger and Escape of Julian

355

• He is sent to Athens
• Recalled to Milan
• Declared Caesar
• Fatal End of Sylvanus

357

• Constantius visits Rome
• A new Obelisk

357,358,359

• The Quadian and Sarmatian War

358

• The Persian Negotiation

359

• Invasion of Mesopotamia by Sapor
• Siege of Amida

360

• Siege of Singara
• Conduct of the Romans
• Invasion of Gaul by the Germans
• Conduct of Julian

356

• His first Campaign in Gaul

357

• His second Campaign
• Battle of Strasburg

358

• Julian subdues the Franks

357,358,359

• Makes three Expeditions beyond the Rhine
• Restores the Cities of Gaul
• Civil Administration of Julian
• Description of Paris

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