Stelle Carthagine magna fraude decepta die...; (Continuatio Chronicorum Hieronymianorum (458 - 469), Hydatius, Chronicle a. 439, ed. and trans. Burgess, p. 94-5) [5762]

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Keywords	Region: Africa, [wurzel: Afric] Region: Carthage, [wurzel: Carthag] Region: Emerita, [wurzel: Emerit] Name: Geiseric, [wurzel: ] Ethnonym: Gothi, [wurzel: Goth] Ethnonym: Huni, [wurzel: hun] Name: Rechila, [wurzel: Rechil] Ethnonym: Romani, [wurzel: roman] Ethnonym: Suebi, [wurzel: Sue] Ethnonym: Vandali, [wurzel: vandal] Keyword: arriani, [wurzel: arrian] Keyword: catholici, [wurzel: catholic] Keyword: dux (duke), [wurzel: duc] Keyword: ecclesia, [wurzel: ecclesi] Keyword: impietas, [wurzel: impieta] Keyword: propheta, [wurzel: prophet] Name: propheta Daniel, [wurzel: ] Keyword: rex (king), [wurzel: reg]
ID	5762
Text	Continuatio Chronicorum Hieronymianorum (458 - 469) Hydatius of Aquae Flaviae
Quotation	Carthagine magna fraude decepta die XIIII kl. Nouembris omnem Africam rex Gaisericus inuadit. Bello Gothico sub Theoderico rege apud Tolosam Litoris Romanus dux inconsultius cum auxiliari Vnorum manu inruens caesis his ipse uulneratus capitur et post dies paucos occiditur. Inter Romanos et Gothos pax efficitur. Gaisericus rex elatus inpie episcopum clerumque Carthaginis depellit ex ea et iuxta prophetiam Danihelis demutatis ministeriis sanctorum ecclesias catholicas tradidit Arrianis. Rechila rex Sueuorum Emeritam ingreditur.
Translation	(107) After taking Carthage by a great stratagem on 19 October, King Gaiseric invaded all of Africa. (108) In a war against the Goths under King Theoderic in Tolosa, Litorius, a Roman dux, rather recklessly rushed into battle with an auxiliary troop of Huns. But when they had been slaughtered, he himself was wounded, captured, and then put to death a few days later. (109) Peace was established between the Romans and the Goths. (110) With overweening impiety King Gaiseric drove the bishop and clergy of carthage from that city and, as was prophesied by Daniel, corrupted the ministeries of the holy places and handed over the orthodox churches to the Arians. (111) Rechila, the king of the Sueves, entered Emerita.
Quotation source	Hydatius, Chronicle a. 439, ed. and trans. Burgess, p. 94-5
Temporal Coverage	439 - 439
Associated use case(s)	Mapping Gog and Magog in the Medieval World
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