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Herodian
of
Antioch
on
the
Rise
and
Fall
of
Maximinus
Thrax
-
ANS-Herodian
gives
an
account
about
Maximus
Thrax;
Maximus
comes
from
humble
beginning
and
is
born
in
Thrace;
he
never
set
foot
in
Rome
is
and
one
of
the
first
"soldier-emperors";
during
the
Third
Century
Crisis
when
there
were
less
wealthy ,
more
focus
on
provinces
(localized)
and
more
power
to
the
generals
as
a
political
force
Jerome's
Letter
to
Eustochium
-
ANS-Letter
is
written
to
Eustochium
outlining
how
to
live
an
ascetic
life;
shows
that
rather
than
make
the
desert
a
city,
he
is
making
the
city
a
desert
in
a
analogical
sense
by
separating
himself
from
worldly
things;
he
emphasizes
the
marriage
between
her
and
Christ
Sidonius
Apollinaris
-
ANS-Contemporary
writer:
"These
materials
related
to
Avitus's
rise
to
the
imperial
throne
demonstrate
Sidonius's
willingness
to
excuse
the
Arian
religion
of
the
Goths
in
order
to
further
Gallo-Gothic
relations
and
uphold
the
cherished
foedus,
the
cornerstone
of
his
conception
of
Roman
order
in
Gaul."
-Sidonius
used
his
pro-barbaric
depictions
to
gain
political
power
in
Gaul,
even
to
the
point
of
excusing
them
for
the
heretical
Arianism
Prokopios
"The
Vandal
Conquest
of
Roman
North
Africa"
-
ANS-W rote
about
the
vandal
conquest
of
Roman
North
Africa
led
by
Gaiseric;
also
outlined
the
quick
turnover
of
emperors
and
their
individual
rivalries,
such
as
Aëtius
and
Bonifacius
Eugippius
"Commemoratorium
of
St.
Severinus"
-
ANS-W rites
about
the
great
things
that
St.
Severinus
did
in
Noricum
and
Asturis.
Prominent
because
he
was
providing
for
depressed
area
burdened
by
barbarians
on
the
borders
Gregory
of
Tours
"On
the
Reign
of
Clovis"
(Ten
Books
of
Histories)
-
ANS-W rites
about
Clovis's
life
in
a
positive
tone;
shows
how
he
had
little
toleration
for
revolt
in
his
kingdom
and
outlines
his
conversion
to
Catholicism
with
the
support
of
Clovis's
wife
Clotilda
Dossier
of
letters
from
bishops
to
Clovis
-
ANS-Shows
the
relationship
of
the
church
and
the
king;
bishops
using
Clovis
as
a
means
for
religious
authority
while
Clovis's
faith
seems
less
legitimate
and
rather
a
means
for
political
power
The
Church
Council
of
Orleans
-
ANS-...
Lex
Salica
-
ANS-...
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