| AD | Scope Of Chapter XLIII |
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| 535-545 | The Troubles of Africa |
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| 543-558 | Rebellion of the Moors |
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| 540 | Revolt of the Goths |
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| 541-544 | Victories of Totila, King of Italy; Contrast of Greek Vice and Gothic Virtue |
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| 544-548 | Second Command of Belisarius in Italy |
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| 546 | Rome besieged by the Goths; Attempt of Belisarius; Rome taken by the Goths |
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| 547 | Recovered by Belisarius |
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| 548 | Final Recall of Belisarius |
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| 549 | Rome again taken by the Goths |
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| 549-551 | Preparations of Justinian for the Gothic War |
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| 552 | Character and Expedition of the Eunuch Narses; Defeat and Death of Totila; Conquest of Rome by Narses |
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| 553 | Defeat and Death of Teias, the last King of the Goths ; Invasion of Italy by the Franks and Alemanni |
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| 554 | Defeat of the Franks and Alemanni by Narses |
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| 554-568 | Settlement of Italy |
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| 559 | Invasion of the Bulgarians; Last Victory of Belisarius |
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| 561 | His Disgrace and Death |
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| 565 | Death and Character of Justinian |
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| 531-539 | Comets; Earthquakes |
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| 542 | Plague—its Origin and Nature |
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| 542-594 | Extent and Duration |
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