oys of Gelimer, III. xxiv. 17;
takes measures to prevent desertions to the Vandals, IV, i. 7-11;
addresses the army, IV. i. 12-25;
defeats the Moors in the battle of Tricamarum, IV. ii. 1-iii. 18;
attacks the Vandal camp, IV. iii. 19;
takes measures to stop the disorder in the Roman army, IV. iv. 6-8;
sends John the Armenian to pursue Gelimer, IV. iv. 9;
himself follows Gelimer, IV. iv. 13;
mourns the death of John the Armenian, IV. iv. 24;
spares Uliaris, IV. iv, 25;
continues the pursuit of Gelimer, IV. iv. 26;
leaves Pharas to besiege Gelimer, IV. iv. 28;
sends suppliant Vandals to Carthage, IV. iv. 32;
captures Boniface with the treasures of Gelimer, IV. iv. 33-41;
returns to Carthage, IV. v. 1;
sends out armies to recover many lost provinces, V. v. 1-10;
makes an unsuccessful expedition to Sicily, IV. v. 11;
writes a letter to the Goths, IV. v. 12-17;
their reply, IV. v. 8-24;
reports to Justinian, IV. v. 25;
receives the report of Pharas regarding Gelimer, IV. vii. 10;
sends Cyprian with instructions, IV. vii. 11;
receives Gelimer at Aclas, IV. vii. 13, 14;
reports the capture of Gelimer, IV. vii. 17;
the victim of unjust slander, IV. viii. 1, 2;
given choice of going to Byzantium or remaining in Carthage, IV. viii. 4;
chooses the former IV. viii. 5;
learns of the accusation of treason to be brought against
him, IV. viii. 6, 7;
hears the report of the uprising of the Moors, IV. viii. 22;
leaves Solomon in charge of Libya, IV. viii. 23;
returning to Byzantium, receives great honours, IV, ix. 1 ff.;
brings Vandals with him, IV. ix. 1, xiv. 17;
pays homage to Justinian in the hippodrome, IV. ix. 12;
later celebrates a "triumph" in the old manner, IV. ix. 15;
becomes a consul, _ibid._;
distributes much wealth of the Vandals to the people, IV. ix. 16;
subjugates Sicily, IV. xiv. 1;
passes the winter in Syracuse, IV. xiv. 4, 41;
Solomon begs him to come to Carthage from Syracuse to put down the
mutiny, IV. xiv. 41, 42;
arrives at Carthage in time to prevent its surrender, IV. xv. 9-10;
pursues and overtakes the fugitives, IV. xv. 11, 12;
encamps at the Bagradas River and prepares for battle, IV. xv. 13-15;
addresses the army, IV. xv. 16-29;
defeats Stotzas' army, IV. xv. 40 ff.;
forbids pursuit of the enemy, but allows their camp to be plundered,
IV. xv. 46, 47;
returns to Carthage, IV. xv. 47; upon receipt of