85. Zosimus (1. v. [c. 46] p. 364) relates this circumstance
with visible complacency, and celebrates the character of
Gennerid as the last glory of expiring Paganism. Very
different were the sentiments of the council of Carthage,
who deputed four bishops to the court of Ravenna, to
complain of the law which had been just enacted, that all
conversions to Christianity should be free and voluntary.
See Baronius, Annal. Eccles. A.D. 409, No. 12; A.D. 410, No.
47, 48.