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233 Abbreviations, 12 Abednego, 119 Abishag the Shunammite, 133 Index Abbreviations, 12 Aetius, grandson of Remigius, 195 Abednego, 119 Aetius, master of soldiers, 19 Abishag the Shunammite, 133 Africa, North, 15, 118, 149, 190 Abortion, 174 Agamemnon, Greek hero, 97 Abraham, monk, 98 Agapitus, consul, 77, 84 Abraham, patriarch, 130 Agathimerus, grandson of Remigius, Ab urbe condita, 14 195 Abusio, 9 Agericus of Verdun, 183 Academy, 23 Agnes, abbess, 160–62 Accents, 33 Agricola, grandson of Remigius, 192, Accusative absolute, 5 194, 196 Achilles, Greek hero, 97 Agricola, son of Avitus, 61 Acta sanctorum, ix Agrippa, general of Augustus, 154 Actio gratiarum, 49 Agrippina (Cologne), 142 Actio repetundarum, 49 Agrippina, wife of Germanicus, 154 Acts of the Apostles, 132, 183 Agroecius, grammarian, 23 Adam, ‹rst man, 54 Agroecius of Sens, 23 Adiunctio, 8 Alamanni, 101, 150, 156 Adnominatio, 7 Alans, 101 “Ad sanctas aures,” 114 Alaric, slave, 194 Adultery, 78, 187, 189 Alaric II, Visigothic king, 15, 109–10 Adventus, ceremony of, 160 Albo›eda, sister of Clovis, 156 Adversus avaritiam, 70 Albovichus, servant, 193 Adversus Nestorium, 4 Album, 47 Adversus omnes haereses, 4 Alcima, daughter of Sidonius, 148–50 Adversus Pelagium, 4 Alexander, martyr, 118 Advocatus, 135 Alexandria, 98 Aegean Sea, 51 Allegory, 9 Aeneas, vinekeeper, 193 Alliteration, 37, 66 Aeneid, 30, 33, 59–60 Alps, 101 Aeonius of Arles, 49–50 Alsatia (Alsace), 183 233 234 Index Amanda, wife of Aper, 139–40 Apostrophe, 7, 93, 95, 97, 122 Amantius, dependent, 194 Apparatus, textual, 6 Amantius, merchant, 46–49, 143 Aquitania, 101, 126, 135 Ambiani (Amiens), 101 Arabia, 152 Ambrose of Milan, 1, 27 Arator, poet, 1 Ambrosius, dependent, 195 Arausio (Orange), 121 Ammianus Marcellinus, historian, 134 Arbiter, comic character, 41, 54–55 Ammonites, 131 Arbogastes, count, 33–35 Amnii, family, 21 Arbogastes, master of soldiers, 35 Amorinus, slave, 193 Arcadius, son of Apollinaris, 150, Anacreontics, 84 158–59 Anadiplosis, 10 Archaism, 74 Anagnia, 115 Archetype, 11 Ananias, 161, 163 Aredius, abbot, 179 Anastasius, emperor, 126 Aregildus, dependent, 194 Anastasius, priest, 51 Argentoratum (Strasbourg), 101 Anastrophe, 9 Arianism, 124, 126–28, 157 Andarchius, ex-slave, 58–60 Arigius, father of Arbogastes, 34–35 Andecavi (Angers), 184 Arion, minstrel, 66–67 Angels, 136, 179, 182 Aristeides of Miletus, 49 Angers, 50 Aristocrats, 18, 22, 24, 40–42, 46, 94, Anianus, vir spectabilis, 110 114, 130, 142, 144, 147–48, 170, 175, Anicii, family, 21 and passim Anicium (Le Puy), 185–86 Arius, heresiarch, 98 Anno domini, 15 Arles, 18, 65, 70, 160–61, 185 Anthimus, author, 1 Arnobius Junior, 173 Antichrist, 185 Artemia of Cologne, 63 Antiope, wife of Theseus, 49 Articulus, 7 Antiphrasis, 9–10 Arvernia, 110–11, 113, 149, 170, 180 Antistrophe, 7 Asmodaeus, demon, 133 Antithesis, 7, 37, 66 Assur, 101 Antolianus, martyr, 149–50 Asterius, Turcius Ru‹us Apronianus, Antonomasia, 9 consul, 19–20 Aper, monk, 140 Astrology, 178, 190 Aphrodite, goddess, 97 Astyrius, consul, 18, 65 Apocalypse, 136 Asyndeton, 8 Apollinaris, martyr, 196 Athaulf, Visigothic chieftain, 102 Apollinaris, son of Sidonius, 66, Athens, 49 72–75, 148–49, 159 Atlantic Ocean, 101 Apollinaris, uncle of Sidonius, 51–52 Attica, wife of Felix, 145–46 Apollinaris of Valence, 79–81 Attila, king of Huns, 169 Apollo, god, 67, 182 Attius Tiro Delphidius, rhetor, 175 Aporia, 8 Attrebatae (Arras), 101 Aposiopesis, 8 Audientia, 75 Apostates, 99–100 Augustan period, 2 Apostles, 90 Augustine of Hippo, 1, 26–27 Index 235 Augustus, emperor, 102 Bible, 133, 147; Itala, 1, 130; Vulgate, Auliatena, wife of Catussio, 195 1, 130 Aunegilda, a Burgundian, 82–83 Biography, 3 “Aurea concordi,” 37 Bishops, 33, 78, 81, 110, 119, 160–61, Aurelianus, son of Ruricius, 67 171, 180, 187, and passim; selection Aurelius of St-Paulien, 185 of, 36, 104, 134, 148–49, 180 Aureus, 60 Bituriges (Bourges), 150, 185–86 Auspiciola, daughter of Salvian, 90 Book lending, 26 Auspicius of Toul, 1, 33, 167 Bordeaux, 174 Auspicius of Trier, 34 Breviarium Alarici, 86, 109 Austrapius, duke, 164 Brinnacum, villa, 59 Auvergne, 48, 57–58, 87, 89 Briseis, concubine of Agamemnon, 97 Auxerre, 134 Britain, 99, 171 Avila, 174 Brittany, 135, 171, 173 Avitus of Clermont, 150 Brittobaude, slave, 194 Avitus of Vienne, ix, 1, 29–31, 33, 60, Briva (Brioude), 179–80 68, 74, 79, 81, 123–24 Briva Curretia (Brive), 75–76 Brunhilde, queen of Franks, 167 Bacchus, god, 75 Burdigala (Bordeaux), 174 Balthamodus, lover of Aunegilda, Burgundian Code, 82 82–83 Burgundians, 79, 82, 84, 98, 101, 108, Bandits, 78, 94, 98, 100, 162, 191 151, 153, 157 Baptism, 65, 99–101, 120, 123, 125–26, Byzantine Empire, 15, 126 155–57, 162, 193 Barbaria, 102 Cabrières, 170 Barbarians, x, 4, 33, 69, 84, 94, 99, Cadurci (Cahors), 150 101–2, 122–23, 142, 154, 192 Caesar, 141 Barbarian settlement, 1, 113 Caesaria, abbess, 160–61 Barbaricum, 102 Caesaria, dependent, 195 Barbarism, 30–31, 102 Caesarius of Arles, 1, 160–61 Basilius, consul, 19, 45, 145 Calumniae, 53 Basina, daughter of Chilperic, 186, Camels, 131 188–89 Capalinus, dependent, 194 Bathsheba, 133–34 Caper, grammarian, 23–24 Baudoleifus, colonus, 193 Capital punishment, 95, 138, 174 Baudonivia, nun, 163 Caprasius, monk, 139 Baudorosera, dependent, 195 Captives, captivity, 50, 78, 100–101, Baudovicus, colonus, 193 103–6, 109, 141–42, 144, 159, 165, Bebrimodus, vinekeeper, 194 181 Belgica Secunda, 108–9 Capua, 74 Belgium, 135 Caretena, Burgundian queen, 151–53 Benjamin, tribe of, 139 Caritas, 82, 85 Bertecharius, king of Thuringians, 159 Carmen de providentia dei, 21 Bethlehem, 102 Carolingian period, 3 Betrothal, 83 Cassiodorus, author, ix Béziers, 170–71 Cassius, martyr, 51 236 Index Castor of Chartres, 106–7 91–92, 98–100, 104, 108, 115–17, Castration, 190 120–21, 125, 130–31, 133, 137, Castrum Biterrense, 171 139–41, 143, 148, 151, 153, 156, Catachresis, 9 161–62, 164–66, 169, 171–72, Catarigum, 196 184–86, and passim Catechumen, 65 Christianity, x, 1, 16, 25, 42, 99–100, Catholic faith, 127–28, 135, 173, 192 113–14, 119, 128–29; conversion to, Catihernus, priest, 171 91, 101, 114, 119–20, 122–24, Catiline, conspirator, 191 154–55, 157; Nicene, 114, 124, 127, Cattusio, vinekeeper, 195 154 Celsa of Vienne, 76 Christmas, 15, 126 Celsus, friend of Ruricius, 28, 30 Christogram, 63–64, 196 Celsus, kidnapping victim, 136 Chronicles, 3 Celts, 101, 173 Chronicon paschale, ix Cenomanni (Le Mans), 184 Chronology, 3 Censuales, 65 Church construction, 116, 145–47, 149, Censurius of Auxerre, 52–53 153, 164 Census, 14 Cibyrates, brothers, 154 Cerasia, 122 Cicero, orator, 2, 6, 23, 97, 129 Ceratius, son of Heraclius, 69 Cictato, 44–45 Ceraunia, widow, 54 Circe, temptress, 30 Ceremony, lustral, 117 Circumitio, 9 Cesurnicum, villa, 194–95 Cispiciolus, colonus, 195 Châlons–sur–Marne, 195 Civitas Arvernorum, 112 Character assassination, 72 Clarissima femina, 146 Charibert, Frankish king, 162, 181, Clarusmons, 111–12 186 Claudius, priest, 135–36 Charitable activity, 98, 109, 145, 158, Claudius Mamertinus, 139 187 Clermont, 3–4, 46, 48, 51, 87, 98, 110, Chartae, 27, 86, 96, 111 112, 148, 150, 159, 180 Chastity, 92, 157–58 Clients, 57 Chiasmus, 10 Climax, 8 Childebert I, Frankish king, 150, Clotilde, nun, 186–89 158–60, 170 Clotilde, wife of Clovis, 154–59 Childebert II, Frankish king, 183, Clovis I, Frankish king, 108, 123–24, 188–89 126, 135, 154–56, 159, 193 Children, 60–61, 86, 89, 134, 154–55, Code of Justinian, 86 157, 190, and passim Codex Berolinensis Phillips 1743, 81 Chilperic I, Frankish king, 162, 182 Codex Carnotensis 16, 119 Chilperic II, Burgundian king, 107–8, Codex Coloniensis 212, 81 154 Codex Lugdunensis 111, 30, 124 Chlodomer, Frankish king, 156–58 Codex Lugdunensis 535, 68, 74 Chlodovaldus, son of Chlodomer, 157 Codex Monacensis Latinus 5508, 171 Chlothar I, Frankish king, 158–62, Codex Palatinus Latinus 869, 33, 108, 164, 170 135 Christ, 15, 35, 37, 50, 61, 63, 69, 71, 79, Codex Parisinus Latinus 2832, 39, 151 Index 237 Codex Parisinus Latinus 4697, 87, 110 Constans, lector, 51–52 Codex Parisinus Latinus 8071, 37 Constantine I, emperor, 156 Codex Parisinus Latinus 8440, 37 Constantine III, emperor, 139 Codex Parisinus Latinus 9550, 69 Constantinople, 20, 190 Codex Parisinus Latinus 12097, 107 Constantius, son of Ruricius, 67, Codex Parisinus Latinus 13344, 122 75–76 Codex Sangallensis 187, 84 Constantius II, emperor, 64–65 Codex Sangallensis 190, 26, 28, 49, 53, Constantius of Lyon, hagiographer, 66, 75–76, 85, 103–5, 130 86, 134, 143 Codex Sessorianus 77, 24, 69 Consularis, 19 Codex Valencensis 387, 37 Consulate: honorary, 14, 19; 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