The Mediterranean World in Late Antiquity, 395-700 AD

INDEX

Theophilus of Alexandria 67
TheophylactSimocatta 8, 189, 192, 193
Thessalonica 10, 162, 198
Three Chapters affair 116–17, 186
Tiberias 183, 255
Tiberius II, emperor 193, 211
‘total’ history 148
Totila, ostrogothic king 115, 116
trade 11, 92–3, 101–2, 156, 172–3, 208–9
Translated Texts for Historians 9
triumphs 109, 117–18
True Cross 196–7
Turks 211
Tzath of Lazica 121, 187

Umayyad caliphate 10, 11, 203–7
unity and diversity 10
urban civic culture 130–3
urban history 6; see also cities
‘Uthman, caliph 201–2

Valens, emperor 16–17
Valentinian, emperor I 16
Valentinian II, emperor 18
Valentinian III, emperor 36, 41, 43
Vandals: conquest of North Africa 35–6,
43, 44; Justinian’s wars of reconquest
against 44, 104, 108, 109–10, 117–19

VenantiusFortunatus 8, 66

Verina, empress 37

Victor of Tunnuna 119

Vigilius, pope 116, 117

Virgil 134

Visigoths 42, 43, 48; see also Goths

visual evidence 6, 130

Vivarium monastery 47

Walmsley, A. 158

Ward-Perkins, B. 10, 17–18, 209

wealth: the church and 81–3; renunciation

of 81–2, 140

welfare, social 159–60

west–east division of the Roman empire

1–4, 20, 86–8

west–east relations 35–7

Whitby, M. 159, 164

Whittow, M. 158

Wickham, C. 4, 11, 102, 166, 208

women 142–4

Yenikapi 149

Yusuf 173

Zachariah of Mytilene 131

Zeno, emperor 32, 37–8, 40, 69

Zosimus 23, 25, 52, 139