The Decline And Fall Of The Roman Empire by Edward Gibbon — In The West

Scope Of Chapter XIX.
Constantius sole emperor.—Elevation and death of Gallus.—Danger and elevation of Julian.—Sarmatian and Persian wars.—Victories of Julian in Gaul.— Power of the Eunuchs, Education of Gallus and Julian
AD Event 351 Gallus declared Caesar Cruelty and Imprudence of Gallus 354 Massacre of the Imperial Ministers Dangerous situation of Gallus His Disgrace and Death The Danger and Escape of Julian 355 He is sent to Athens Recalled to Milan Declared Caesar Fatal End of Sylvanus 357 Constantius visits Rome A new Obelisk 357,358,359 The Quadian and Sarmatian War	AD Event 358 The Persian Negotiation 359 Invasion of Mesopotamia by Sapor Siege of Amida 360 Siege of Singara Conduct of the Romans Invasion of Gaul by the Germans Conduct of Julian 356 His first Campaign in Gaul 357 His second Campaign Battle of Strasburg 358 Julian subdues the Franks 357,358,359 Makes three Expeditions beyond the Rhine Restores the Cities of Gaul Civil Administration of Julian Description of Paris

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