Constantius sole emperor—Elevation and death of Gallus
Danger and elevation of Julian—Sarmatian and Persian wars
Victories of Julian in Gaul— Power of the Eunuchs
Education of Gallus and Julian
| AD | Event |
| 351 | Gallus declared Caesar; Cruelty and Imprudence of Gallus |
|---|---|
| 354 | Massacre of the Imperial Ministers Dangerous situation of Gallus His Disgrace and Death The Danger and Escape of Julian |
| 355 | He is sent to Athens;
Recalled to Milan Declared Caesar; Fatal End of Sylvanus |
| 357 | Constantius visits Rome; A new Obelisk |
| 357,8,9 | The Quadian and Sarmatian War |
| 358 | The Persian Negotiation |
| 359 | Invasion of Mesopotamia by Sapor; Siege of Amida |
| 360 | Siege of Singara;
Conduct of the Romans Invasion of Gaul by the Germans; Conduct of Julian |
| 356 | His first Campaign in Gaul |
| 357 | His second Campaign; Battle of Strasburg |
| 358 | Julian subdues the Franks |
| 357,8,9 |
Makes 3 Expeditions beyond the Rhine Restores the Cities of Gaul Civil Administration of Julian Description of Paris |