931Effort of Innocent, Bishop of Rome, to recall John through a Council. Concerning those who were sent by him to make Trial of the Matter. The Death of John Chrysostom. 932Book IX 932Death of Arcadius, and Government of Theodosius the Younger. His Sisters. Piety, Virtue, and Virginity, of the Princess Pulcheria; her Divinely Loved Works; she educated the Emperor Befittingly. 934Discovery of the Relics of Forty Holy Martyrs. 937The Virtues of Pulcheria; Her Sisters. 938Truce with Persia. Honorius and Stilicho. Transactions in Rome and Dalmatia. 939The Different Nations took up Arms against the Romans, of whom some were, through the Providence of God defeated, and others brought to Terms of Amity. 940Alaric the Goth. He assaulted Rome, and straitened it by War. 941Innocent the Bishop of the Presbytery of Rome. He sent an Embassy to Alaric. Jovius, Prefect of Italy. Embassy dispatched to the Emperor. Events concerning Alaric. 942Rebellion of Attalus and his General Heraclean; and how he eventually craved Forgiveness at the Feet of Honorius. 944The Disturbance which the Greeks and Christians had about Attalus. The Courageous Saros; Alaric, by a Stratagem, obtains Possession of Rome, and protected the Sacred Asylum of the Apostle Peter. 945A Roman Lady who manifested a Deed of Modesty. 946The Tyrants who in the West at that Time rebelled against Honorius. They are wholly destroyed on account of the Emperor's Love of God. 947Theodosiolus and Lagodius. The Races of the Vandals and Suevi. Death of Alaric. Flight of the Tyrants Constantine and Constans. 948Concerning Gerontius, Maximus, and the Troops of Honorius. Capture of Gerontius and his Wife; their Death. 949Constantine. The Army of Honorius and Edovicus his General. Defeat of Edovicus by Ulphilas, the General of Constantine. Death of Edovicus. 950Constantine throws aside the Emblems of Imperial Power, and is ordained as Presbyter; his Subsequent Death. Death of the other Tyrants who had conspired against Honorius. 951Honorius the Ruler, a Lover of God. Death of Honorius. His Successors, Valentinian, and Honoria his Daughter; the Peace which was then Worldwide. xxx