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Thibaut, count of'Champa gne, engages in the fourth crusade, xi, 186.

Thomas the Cappadocian, his revolt against the Greek emperor Michael II. and cruel punishment, ix, 40.

Thomas of Damascus his exploits against the Saracens when besieging thatcity, ix, 394.

Thomas, St. account of the Christians of, in India , viii, 346. Persecutionof, by the Portuguese , 347.

Thrace is colonised by the Bastarna;, in the reign of Probus, ii, 84. Thefugitive Goths permitted to settle there by the emperor Valens , iv, 377.Is ravaged by them, 388. The Goths settled there by Theodosius , 433.

Thrasimuiul, king of the Vandals, his character, vi, 276.

Three Chapters, the famous dispute concerning, viii, 325.

Thundering Legion, the story concerning, of suspicious veracity, ii, 437.

Tiberius is adopted by Augustus, i, 119. Reduces the Pannonians , 180.Reduces Cappadocia , 263, note. Suspicious story of his edict in favourof the Christians , ii, 435.

Tiberius is invested by Justin II . as his successor in the empire of theEast, viii, 135. His character and death, 138, 139i.

Timasius, master-general of the army under the emperor Theodosius , isdisgraced and exiled under Arcadius , v, 377.

Timothy the Cat conspires the murder of Proterius archbishop of Alexan-dria, and succeeds him, viii, 310.

Tipasa, miraculous gift of speech bestowed on the catholics, whose tongueshad been cut out there, vi, 288, 289.

Tiridates, king of Armenia, his character , and history, ii, 138. Is restoredto his kingdom by Diocletian, 140. Is expelled by the Persians , 144.Is restored again by treaty between the Romans and Persians , 154. Hisconversion to Christianity , and death, iii, 137.

Titus admitted to share the imperial dignity with bis father Vespasian , i,119.

Togrul Beg, sultan of the Turks, his reign and character, x, 342. He res-cues the caliph of Bagdad from his enemies, 345.

Toledo taken by the Arabs under Tarik, ix, 477.

Toleration, universal, its happy effects in the Roman empire, i, 46. Whatseels the most intolerant, 328, note.

Tollius, objections to his account of the vision of Antigonus , iii, 261, note.

Torismond, son of Theodoric king of the Visigoths, attends his father againstAttila king of the Huns, vi, 111. Battle of Chalons, 116. Is acknow-ledged king on the death of his father in the field, 119. Is killed byhis brother Theodoric , 166.

Torture, bow admitted in the criminal law of the Romans under the cm.perors, iii, 79.

Tolila is elected king of Italy by the Goths , vii, 355. His justice and mo-deration, 358. Besieges and takes the city of Rome , 362. Is inducedto spare Rome from destruction, at the instance of Belisarius , 369- TakesRome again, 376. Plunders Sicily, 377. Battle of Tagina, 385. Hisdeath, 387.

Totdunides, the Saracen dynasty of, x, 82

Tournaments preferable exhibitions to the Olympic games, xi, 39.

Tours, battle of, between Charles Martel and the Saracens , x, 25.

Toxandria, in Germany, is over-run, and occupied by the Franks , iii, 213.

Truditors, in the primitive church, w ho, ii, 464.

Trajan, emperor, his conquest of Dacia, i, 8, His conquests in the East 9.Contrast between the characters of him and Hadrian , 12 His pillar de-scribed, 76. Why adopted by the emperor Ncrva, 123. His instruu-