Scope Of Chapter 43

535-545 The Troubles of Africa 543-558 Rebellion of the Moors 540 Revolt of the Goths 541-544 Victories of Totila, King of Italy Contrast of Greek Vice and Gothic Virtue 544-548 Second Command of Belisarius in Italy 546 Rome besieged by the Goths Attempt of Belisarius Rome taken by the Goths 547 Recovered by Belisarius 548 Final Recall of Belisarius 549 Rome again taken by the Goths 549-551 Preparations of Justinian for the Gothic War

552 Character and Expedition of the Eunuch Narses Defeat and Death of Totila Conquest of Rome by Narses 553 Defeat and Death of Teias, the last King of the Goths Invasion of Italy by the Franks and Alemanni 554 Defeat of the Franks and Alemanni by Narses 554-568 Settlement of Italy 559 Invasion of the Bulgarians; Last Victory of Belisarius 561 His Disgrace and Death 565 Death and Character of Justinian 531-539 Comets; Earthquakes 542 Plague—its Origin and Nature 542-594 Extent and Duration

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