Geiseric, Gaiseric, less properly Genseric.

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Now corrupted to Bona.

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Emperor in Gaul, Britain and Spain 383-388. Aspiring to be Emperor of the West, he invaded Italy, was defeated by Theodosius, and put to death.

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This is an error, for Attila died before Aetius.

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Including the famous treasure which Titus had brought from Jerusalem, cf. IV. ix. 5.

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