Avitus

After the death of Valentinian III, the unworthy grandson of the great Theodosius, the first thought of the barbarian chiefs was not to destroy or usurp the imperial name, but to secure to themselves the nomination of the emperor.

Avitus, chosen in Gaul under the influence of the West Gothic king of Toulouse, Theodoric II, was accepted for a time as the Western emperor by the Roman Senate and by the court of Constantinople.

But another barbarian, Ricimer the Sueve, ambitious, successful, and popular, had succeeded to the command of the federated foreign bands which formed the strength of the imperial army in Italy.

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Ricimer would not be a king, but he adopted as a settled policy the expedient or the insulting jest of Alaric.

What Theodoric the Visigoth had given at a distance in Gaul, Ricimer the Sueve, the master general of the Italian armies of the empire, claimed to give on the spot at Rome.

He deposed Avitus and probably murdered him.

Under his direction, the Senate chose Majorian.

After the death of Valentinian III, the unworthy grandson of the great Theodosius, the first thought of the barbarian chiefs was not to destroy or usurp the imperial name, but to secure to themselves the nomination of the emperor.

Avitus, chosen in Gaul under the influence of the West Gothic king of Toulouse, Theodoric II, was accepted for a time as the Western emperor by the Roman Senate and by the court of Constantinople.

But another barbarian, Ricimer the Suave, ambitious, successful, and popular, had succeeded to the command of the federated foreign bands which formed the strength of the imperial army in Italy.

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Ricimer would not be a king, but he adopted as a settled policy the expedient or the insulting jest of Alaric.

What Theodoric the Visigoth had given at a distance in Gaul, Ricimer the Suave, the master general of the Italian armies of the empire, claimed to give on the spot at Rome.

He deposed Avitus and probably murdered him.

Under his direction the Senate chose Majorian.

After the death of Valentinian III, the unworthy grandson of the great Theodosius, the first thought of the barbarian chiefs was not to destroy or usurp the imperial name, but to secure to themselves the nomination of the emperor.

Avitus, chosen in Gaul under the influence of the West Gothic king of Toulouse, Theodoric II, was accepted for a time as the Western emperor by the Roman Senate and by the court of Constantinople.

But another barbarian, Ricimer the Sueve, ambitious, successful, and popular, had succeeded to the command of the federated foreign bands which formed the strength of the imperial army in Italy.

Ricimer would not be a king, but he adopted as a settled policy the expedient or the insulting jest of Alaric.

What Theodoric the Visigoth had given at a distance in Gaul, Ricimer the Sueve, the master general of the Italian armies of the empire, claimed to give on the spot at Rome.

He deposed Avitus and probably murdered him.

Under his direction the Senate chose Majorian.

Majorian was too able, too public-spirited, perhaps too independent for the barbarian patrician.

After the death of Valentinian III, the unworthy grandson of the great Theodosius, the first thought of the barbarian chiefs was not to destroy or usurp the imperial name, but to secure to themselves the nomination of the emperor.

Avitus, chosen in Gaul under the influence of the West Gothic king of Toulouse, Theodoric II, was accepted for a time as the Western emperor by the Roman Senate and by the court of Constantinople.

But another barbarian, Ricimer the Suave, ambitious, successful, and popular, had succeeded to the command of the federated foreign bands which formed the strength of the imperial army in Italy.

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Ricimer would not be a king, but he adopted as a settled policy the expedient or the insulting jest of Alaric.

What Theodoric the Visigoth had given at a distance in Gaul, Ricimer the Suave, the master general of the Italian armies of the empire, claimed to give on the spot at Rome.

He deposed Avitus and probably murdered him.

Under his direction the Senate chose Majorian.