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World History Timelines

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350

x - Christianity The Codex Vaticanis and Sinaiticus were written.

x - Egypt Parchment book of Psalms bound in wood covers.

jan 18 - General Maxentius drives out Western Roman emperor Constans.

351

sep 28 - Battle at Mursa: emperor Constantine II beats emperor Maxentius.

352

apr 12 - Julius I, Pope r.337-352, dies. re.List of Popes

may 17 - Liberius begins his reign as Catholic Pope replacing Julius I. re.List of Popes

sep 12 - Maximinus van Trier, bishop of Trier/saint, dies.

dec 25 - 1st definite date Christmas was celebrated on Dec 25th.

354

nov 13 - Aurelius Augustine, bp of Hippo in Roman Africa, is born.

355

nov 06 - Emperor Constantine II crowns cousin Julianus keizer of Britain.

356

feb 19 - Emperor Constantius II shuts all heathen temples.

357

apr 28 - Emperor Constantius II visits Rome.

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aug 25 - Battle at Straatsburg: Julianus beats Alamannen, Chonodomarius caught.

358

x - Huns invade Europe.

360

x - Books are replacing scrolls. About this time Japanese Empress Jingo takes over at the death of her husband, Emperor Chuai.

x - Embassy from King Meghavarna of Sri Lanka reaches Gupta court; religious monument for Sri Lankan visitors is built

361

nov 03 - Flavius Julius Constantius II, 1st Byzantine Emperor, dies at 44.

362

x - Julian the Apostate allows Jews to resettle in Jerusalem.

jul 29 - Emperor Julianus of Constantinople ends education laws.

363

x - Persians capture Mesopotamia.

jun 26 - Flavius C Julianus, Apostata, emperor of Rome r.361-363, dies.

364

feb 17 - Flavius Jovianus a.32, Christian emperor of Rome r.363-364, dies at about 32.

365

jul 21 - Alexandria hit by Earthquake; about 50,000 die.

nov 22 - Felix II, Italian anti-pope, dies.

366

sep 24 - Liberius, Italian Pope r.352-366, dies. re.List of Popes

oct 01 - St Damasus I begins his reign as Catholic Pope. re.List of Popes

368

sep 20 - Emperor Valentinianus visits Nijmegen.

370

c - The Goths divide into two groups. The Ostrogoths live east of the Dnestr River, on the shores of the Black Sea. The Visigoths live on the land from the Dnestr to the Danube.

374

feb 16 - 9th recorded perihelion passage of Halley's Comet.

apr 01 - Comet 1P/374 E1, Comet Halley approaches within 0.0884 AUs of Earth.

375

nov 17 - Valentinianus I, co-emperor of E Roman Empire r.336-375, dies.

376

x - Beginning of reign of Chandragupta II; golden Gupta age

x - The Huns threaten the Visigoths, and the Visigoths seek protection from Roman Emperor Valens. The Emperor permits them to settle south of the Danube, in Moesia.

378

c - Military Technology Battle at Adrianople traditionally marks the beginning of cavalry development.

x - The Visigoths successfully rebel against the treatment they receive from the Roman soldiers.

aug 09 - Battle of Adrianople, Visigoth Calvary defeats Roman Army.

aug 09 - Flavius Valens, emperor of Byzantium r.364-378, dies in battle at 50.

379

jan 19 - Theodosius installed as co-emperor of East Roman Empire.

381

x - The First Council of Constantinople, the second Ecumenical council, is convened at the request of Theodosius the Great, Emperor of the East. They condemned various religious sects and reaffirmed the decisions of the First Ecumenical Council at Nicea in 325.

382

x - Christianity The first Council of Rome at which was the first attempt to create a Canon Bible.

x - Theodosius the Great, Emperor of the Eastern Roman Empire, makes peace with the Goths permitting them to live within his empire as long as they serve in his army.

383

x - Magnus Maximus (Macsen Wledig), a Spaniard, was proclaimed Emperor in Britain by the island's Roman garrison. With an army of British volunteers, he quickly conquered Gaul, Spain and Italy.

x - Christianity Jerom's first Latin Bible, The Vulgate

x - Gratian, the Roman Emperor of the West is murdered.

aug 25 - Flavius Gratianus a.25, Emperor of Rome r.375-383(375-383), murdered at 25.

384

may 13 - Servatius/Aravatius, bishop of Tongeren, dies at 65+.

sep 09 - Flavius Honorius, emperor East Roman Republic r.395-423, is born.

dec 11 - St Damasus I ends his reign as Catholic Pope.

385

feb 11 - Oldest Pope elected; Siricius-bishop of Tarragona.

386

x - Beginning of era of north-south division in China. u.589

387

apr 18 - Bishop Ambrosius of Milan baptizes Augustinus.

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388

x - Magnus Clements Maximus, Emperor of the West except for Italy, invades Italy. Theodosius the Great, Emperor of the Eastern Roman Empire defeats Maximus and restores Valentinian II as Roman Emperor of the West.

jul 28 - Battle at Aquileja: Emperor Theodosius beats emperor Magnus Maximis.

aug 28 - Magnus Maximus, Spanish West Roman Emperor (383-88), executed.

389

c - Birth of Saint Patrick.

390

x - Theodosius the Great orders the massacre of 7000 insurgent citizens of Thessoloní;ki, Greece and is excommunicated by Bishop Ambrose of Milan.

jul 16 - Brennus and Gauls defeat Romans at Allia.

dec 25 - Roman emperor Theodosius admits debt on mass murder in Thessalonica.

392

x - Roman general Arbogast murders Valentinian II of the West and sets up Eugenius as ruler.

may 15 - Valentinianus II, emperor of Rome (375-392), murdered at 21.

nov 08 - Emperor Theodosius declares christian religion, state religion.

393

x - Christianity The Council of Hippo and the reaffirmation of Biblical Canon

394

x - Eastern Emperor Theodosius the Great defeats Eugenius and becomes ruler of a united Roman Empire.

sep 06 - Battle of Frigidus North-Italy.

sep 06 - Eugenius, linguistic/anti emperor of Rome r.392-394, dies in battle.

sep 08 - Arbogast, French general, commits suicide.

395

jan 17 - Roman Emperor Theodosius a.49 dies. His sons Arcadius becomes emperor in the East and Flavius Honorius becomes emperor in the West. The Visgoths renounce their allegiance to Rome and acknowledge Alaric as king.

396

x - The Roman general, Stilicho, acting as regent in the western empire during Honorius' minority, reorganizes British defenses decimated by the Magnus Maximus debacle s.383. Begins transfer of military authority from Roman commanders to local British chieftains.