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  1  2,1 |          dominant State religion by Theodosius the Great at the end of
  2  2,2 |             378), Gratian appointed Theodosius to the high position of
  3  2,2 |            large part of Illyricum. Theodosius, originally from the far
  4  2,2 |           throne until the death of Theodosius the Younger in 450 A.D.~
  5  2,2 |            A.D.~ After the death of Theodosius his sons Arcadius and Honorius
  6  2,2 |            and Valentinian I, or of Theodosius, Gratian, and Valentinian
  7  2,2 |            were from the lineage of Theodosius the Great: his son Arcadius (
  8  2,2 |            and the son of Arcadius, Theodosius the Younger (408-50), whose
  9  2,2 |        baptized. After the death of Theodosius II his sister Pulcheria
 10  2,2 |           of the Spanish dynasty of Theodosius. Following Marcian’s death
 11  2,2 |           of the Spanish dynasty of Theodosius, followed by occasional
 12  2,3 |             of the fourth century~ ~Theodosius the Great and the triumph
 13  2,3 |             378), Gratian appointed Theodosius as Augustus of the East
 14  2,3 |        government under Gratian and Theodosius quite definitely forsook
 15  2,3 |        policy of the eastern ruler, Theodosius, surnamed “The Great” (379-
 16  2,3 |            paganism.~ The family of Theodosius came into the foreground
 17  2,3 |             the Emperor, also named Theodosius, who was one of the brilliant
 18  2,3 |          the high rank of Augustus, Theodosius was only slightly interested
 19  2,3 |              Ascholius, a Nicaean.~ Theodosius has to face two difficult
 20  2,3 |           Goths, who at the time of Theodosius threatened the very existence
 21  2,3 |           preceding the election of Theodosius, religious disputes burst
 22  2,3 |           time of the succession of Theodosius conditions had changed.
 23  2,3 |       turned over to the Nicaeans.~ Theodosius was confronted with the
 24  2,3 |     haeretici). During the reign of Theodosius the distinction between
 25  2,3 |           separate category.~ After Theodosius had openly declared himself
 26  2,3 |           decree shows clearly that Theodosius “was the first of the emperors
 27  2,3 |   obligatory on his subjects.”[100] Theodosius issued several other decrees
 28  2,3 |           For all his partisanship, Theodosius was anxious to establish
 29  2,3 |         first years of the reign of Theodosius. He was unable to manage
 30  2,3 |           Catholic (Nicene) clergy, Theodosius was rather generous. He
 31  2,3 |       government. Thus by one edict Theodosius imposed upon the church
 32  2,3 |             from hiding them.[102]~ Theodosius aimed to be the sole arbiter
 33  2,3 |       bishop of Mediolanum (Milan). Theodosius and Ambrose held diametrically
 34  2,3 |            soldiers. The infuriated Theodosius, well disposed toward the
 35  2,3 |              Ambrose excommunicated Theodosius, who, in spite of his power,
 36  2,3 |         struggle with the heretics, Theodosius took decisive steps also
 37  2,3 |            the pagans was issued by Theodosius in the year 392. It prohibited
 38  2,3 |          was the last step taken by Theodosius in his war upon paganism
 39  2,3 |        Gratian, Valentinian II, and Theodosius against paganism centered
 40  2,3 |             The religious policy of Theodosius, therefore, differed greatly
 41  2,3 |            as the only legal creed, Theodosius laid an absolute veto upon
 42  2,3 |           as well as upon paganism. Theodosius was one of those emperors
 43  2,3 |           passionate. Over paganism Theodosius attained a complete triumph.
 44  2,3 |            by any of the decrees of Theodosius; it continued its work of
 45  2,3 |            The successor of Valens, Theodosius, aided by his own Gothic
 46  2,3 |           that after the victory of Theodosius, “peace was established
 47  2,3 |        Empire in a peaceful manner. Theodosius was fully aware that he
 48  2,3 |         posts were in German hands. Theodosius, in following his Germanophile
 49  2,3 |            the life of the Empire.~ Theodosius died in the year 395 at
 50  2,3 |          its struggle with paganism Theodosius was surnamed “the Great.”
 51  2,3 |        Honorius ruled in the West.~ Theodosius did not succeed in solving
 52  2,3 |  significant consequences. In fact, Theodosius was forced during the later
 53  2,3 |      growing very strong. In short, Theodosius failed to solve the two
 54  2,3 |           Rufinus, appointed during Theodosius’ lifetime as general guide
 55  2,3 |         influence since the time of Theodosius the Great was felt particularly
 56  2,3 |           province of Asia Minor by Theodosius the Great, had risen in
 57  2,3 |          and his son and successor, Theodosius, was only seven years old.~ ~
 58  2,3 |             only seven years old.~ ~Theodosius II, the Younger (408-50).~
 59  2,3 |        Constantinople might deprive Theodosius of the throne. The king
 60  2,3 |            own loyal men he guarded Theodosius against the intrigues of
 61  2,3 |        years of Yezdegerd’s reign.~ Theodosius II was not a gifted statesman,
 62  2,3 |        handwriting.[125] But around Theodosius were very able and energetic
 63  2,3 |      historians no longer look upon Theodosius as a weak and ill-fated
 64  2,3 |         persons during the reign of Theodosius was his sister, Pulcheria.
 65  2,3 |            arranged the marriage of Theodosius and Athenais (later baptized
 66  2,3 |           half during the period of Theodosius II. No strenuous campaign
 67  2,4 |           council gathered in Rome. Theodosius, wishing to put an end to
 68  2,4 | disturbances followed, during which Theodosius died, leaving to his successors
 69  2,4 |             events of the period of Theodosius there were a number of events
 70  2,4 |           place during the reign of Theodosius, were both of great significance
 71  2,4 |           city, so that even before Theodosius II a kind of high school
 72  2,4 |         Middle Ages says that under Theodosius II the higher school was
 73  2,4 |   reorganized.[129] In the year 425 Theodosius II issued a decree dealing
 74  2,4 |         Empire the higher school of Theodosius II long stood as the center
 75  2,4 |  Theodosianus. — From the period of Theodosius II also dates the oldest
 76  2,4 |         which have been preserved.~ Theodosius’ idea was to issue a collection
 77  2,4 |            Constantine the Great to Theodosius II, inclusive. The commission
 78  2,4 |             the Empire. The code of Theodosius is divided into sixteen
 79  2,4 |        novellae).[131]~ The code of Theodosius is of very great historical
 80  2,4 |     Justinian. Finally, the code of Theodosius, introduced in the West
 81  2,4 |    influence exerted by the code of Theodosius upon barbarian legislation.
 82  2,4 |     important events of the time of Theodosius was the construction of
 83  2,4 |         with a wall. By the time of Theodosius II the city had far outgrown
 84  2,4 |         gifted and energetic men of Theodosius’ court. The walls were built
 85  2,4 |       during the early childhood of Theodosius, the praetorian prefect,
 86  2,4 |          the building activities of Theodosius. They are still legible
 87  2,4 |       streets in the capital.[135]~ Theodosius II died in the year 450.
 88  2,4 |           of responsible officials, Theodosius succeeded in accomplishing
 89  2,4 |      Constantinople and the code of Theodosius still remain splendid monuments
 90  2,5 |           birthplace of the wife of Theodosius II, Eudocia Athenais, who
 91  2,5 |       Constantinople in the time of Theodosius II there was a decline of
 92  3,5 |          issued during the reign of Theodosius II and his western contemporary,
 93  3,6 |         century during the reign of Theodosius II. Many of the professors
 94  3,9 |         sixth centuries — Arcadius, Theodosius, Marcian, Leo I, Zeno, Anastasius
 95  3,16|         Constantinople organized by Theodosius II continued to be active
 96  3,16|           Placidia, the daughter of Theodosius the Great and the mother
 97  4   |         Anastasius II, 713-15); and Theodosius III (715-17). The state
 98  4,4 |     Philippicus, Anastasius II, and Theodosius III, who occupied the throne
 99  4,4 |            wide following. The weak Theodosius III, realizing his complete
100  4,4 |       Sophia. He spared the life of Theodosius III. Leo thus rose from
101  5,1 |       century, Pulcheria, sister of Theodosius, had been at the head of
102  5,3 |        closer study of the codes of Theodosius and Justinian, of the Novels
103  5,6 |           IV, Heraclius, Justinian, Theodosius, and Constantine the Great,
104  5,6 |     Honorius, as Valentinian III to Theodosius II; the imperium Romanum
105  6,2 |             an eyewitness, the monk Theodosius, who was living there at
106  6,8 |            men: Leo the Grammarian, Theodosius of Melitene, the anonymous
107  8,17|             Empire.[208] A novel of Theodosius II issued in the first half
108  8,17|           provision of the novel of Theodosius II quoted above which passed
109  8,17|             Byzantium. The codes of Theodosius and Justinian contain a
110  8,17|      results.[218]~ In the codes of Theodosius and Justinian there are
111  9,8 |       restore the fortifications of Theodosius the Younger, which had once
112 App  |               Valens, 364-378.~~~~~~Theodosius the Great, 379-395. ~~~~~~
113 App  |             Arcadius, 395-408.~~~~~~Theodosius II the Younger, 408-450. ~~~~~~
114 App  |           Artemius), 713-715. ~~~~~~Theodosius III, 715-717. ~~~~~~Leo