The Huns (Peoples of the Ancient World) by Hyun Jin Kim

Author:Hyun Jin Kim [Kim, Hyun Jin]
Language: eng
Format: azw3, epub
ISBN: 9781317340898
Publisher: Taylor and Francis
Published: 2015-11-19T05:00:00+00:00

NOTES

1 Croke (1981), 167.

2 Priscus, fr. 9.1, Blockley (1983), 235.

3 Priscus, fr. 2; 9.3, Blockley (1983), 227, 238

4 Marcellinus Comes, Croke (1995), 19.

5 Theophanes Chron. a.m. 5942.

6 Burgess (2001a), 80; Muhlberger (1990), 174. One hundred cities says Callinicus, v. Hypatius, 139.21 ff., see Croke (1995), 88.

7 Theophanes Chron. a.m. 5942.

8 See Lee (2000), 41–2, and Whitby (2000c), 709.

9 Marcellinus Comes 447.2, Croke (1995), 19; Thompson (1948), 94.

10 Priscus, fr. 9.3 (Exc. de Leg. Gent. 3), Blockley (1983), 236–40.

11 Croke (1981), 163.

12 See Lenski (2015), 230–46, esp. 245.

13 Priscus, fr. 11.1, Blockley (1983), 242.

14 Priscus, fr. 20, 1 (Exc. de. Leg.Gent. 7), Blockley (1983), 304–6. The Priscan origin of this fragment is doubted by Christensen (2002), 340, on the grounds that its focus on Geiseric, thus Goths, and Honoria, smacks of Cassiodorus/Jordanes, not Priscus. He is definitely correct.

15 The Franks during this time were divided into several groups.

16 Priscus, fr. 20, 3 (Exc. de. Leg.Gent. 7), Blockley (1983), 306.

17 Malalas, xiv, p. 358; Chron. Pasch. i, p. 587. See also Priscus, fr. 21, Blockley (1983), 309 and Jeffreys et al. (trans.) (1986), 195.

18 Holmes and Evans (2006), 36–7.

19 Parker (1995), 64.

20 Getica 35.182.

21 Chron. Pasch., 587 ff., Blockley (1983), 308.

22 Barnish (1992), 41.

23 Merrills and Miles (2010), 28.

24 Getica 40.209.

25 Getica 41.216. Thompson (1996), 155–6, and Kelly (2009), 197–8, passively accept this representation given by Jordanes.

26 Wallace-Hadrill (1962), 60–3.

27 Hdt. 6.111–121.

28 Getica 40.211.

29 Getica 40.212

30 Getica 40.213.

31 Gregory of Tours 2.7; Chron. Min. I, p. 302. Thompson (1996), 156.

32 Gallic Chronicle of 511, Burgess (2001b), 97; Bona (2002), 57; Marin (1990), 45; Érdy (1995), 17–18.

33 Burgess (2001b), 86.

34 Prosper a. 451, Murray (2000), 73.

35 Muhlberger (1990), 122, 189. See also Collins (1999), 86.

36 Prosper a. 452, Murray (2000), 73–4.

37 Priscus, fr. 24.1, Blockley (1983), 317.

38 Maenchen-Helfen (1973), 161–2. See also Liebeschuetz (2007), 105, for the slow reconstruction of Roman fortifications in the Lower Danubian region which began only in the late 450s AD.

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