Aetius
Family: Roman Empire · Role: patrician and consul · First appears: Book I · Chap. XIII
Life events
- 423 · Aetius was engaged in serious wars against Bledla and Attila.(Book I · Chap. XIII)
- c. 449 · Valentinian was murdered by followers of Aetius, whom Valentinian had executed.(Book I · Chap. XXI)
- With: Valentinian
- “Not long after, Valentinian was murdered by the followers of Aetius, the patrician, whom he had put to death,”
Book I · Chap. XIII
- with Symmachus (They were consular colleagues.) “Aetius, a man of note and a patrician, discharged his third consulship with Symmachus for his colleague.”
- enemies with Bledla (Aetius was at war with Bledla.) “Yet, for all this, they could not obtain any help from him, as he was then engaged in most serious wars with Bledla and Attila, kings of the Huns.”
- enemies with Attila (Aetius was at war with Attila.) “Yet, for all this, they could not obtain any help from him, as he was then engaged in most serious wars with Bledla and Attila, kings of the Huns.”
Book I · Chap. XXI
- with Valentinian (Valentinian had Aetius put to death.) “Valentinian was murdered by the followers of Aetius, the patrician, whom he had put to death”
- enemies with Valentinian (Valentinian had put Aetius to death, and Aetius's followers later murdered Valentinian.) “Valentinian was murdered by the followers of Aetius, the patrician, whom he had put to death”
⭐ Constellation map → · 📖 Read the original → · 🗂 Character index → · 🕰 Chronicle → · 📍 Places →
Extracted from the original text of Bede's Ecclesiastical History of England. Made with Rho MD.