yields to Pipin, who besieges Pavia, [360];
breaks his compact with Pipin, and begins a fresh siege of Rome, [361];
yields Pavia to Pipin, and submits to his terms, [363];
invests Rome at the beginning, and dies hunting at the end of 756, [365].
Alexandrine Patriarchate, its history from Dioscorus to Mohammed, [144-9].
Ali, fourth chalif, 656-661;
assassinated in the mosque, [153].
Amalasunta, allowed to be murdered by her cousin, Theodatus, whom she had made king of the Goths, [380].
Anastasius, made patriarch on the deposition of Germanus by Leo III. [336];
made ecumenical by a tyrannical act of Leo III., [336];