lent deposition of Pope Silverius, 209

_Theodorick_, the Ostrogoth, how nurtured, 36;
marches on Italy, 37;
which he conquers, and slays Odoacer, 38;
character of his reign, 39;
slays Pope John I., and his own ministers, Boethius and Symmachus,
41, 329;
judgment of him by St. Gregory, 41;
contrast with Clovis, 42;
his kingdom came to nothing, 43;
asks the title of king from the emperor Anastasius, 128;
determines the election of Pope Symmachus against Laurentius, 129;
induced to send a bishop as visitor of the Roman Church, 137;
said by the emperor to have the charge of governing the Romans
committed to him, 159;
his ability and family connections, 177;
final failure of his state, his family, and people, 328-9;
his attempt to maintain Arianism in the West foiled, 347

_Thierry_, "Derniers temps de l'Empire d'Occident," 20

_Tillemont_, quoted, 64

_Totila_, elected Gothic king, 214;
is warned by St. Benedict, 215;
takes Rome, 216;
takes Rome, its fourth capture, 218;
killed at Taginas, 219

_Valens_, emperor, poisons the western empire with Arianism, 50, 92

_Valentinian III._, his edict in 447 terms the Pope, Leo I.,
_principem episcopalis coronae_, 56;
murdered by Maximus, 13

_Vere, A. de_, quoted, "Legends and Records," 1, 12;
"Chains of St. Peter," 272

_Vigilius_, made Pope by Belisarius, 209;
summoned to Constantinople by Justinian, 226;
his persecution there, 232-243;
his dignity as Pope left unimpaired, 293

_Vitiges_, besieges Rome, and ruins the aqueducts and Campagna, 210-13;
carried a captive to Constantinople, 214

_Wandering of the nations_, 26-35

_Zeno_, eastern emperor, 63;
second of the theologising emperors, 47;
his conduct and character, 63;
matched with the emperor Valens, 92;
his death, 91, 99

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