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E.)  \nAlaric, the \"All-ruler,\" surnamed the Baltha, or Bold, was born about 360, on an island in the delta of the Danube River. As long as the great Theodosius lived, the Goths continued in his pay. But when Theodosius died in 395, and Alaric was elevated on the shield as king of the Visigoths (Western Goths) , he determined to lead his nation to independent victory.  \n1. Alaric was born near what European river?  \n\n|  |\n| --- |\n|  |\n\nIn 395 and 396, Alaric invaded Greece, and Stilicho, the Vandal general of the Western Emperor, advanced against him. The strategy of Stilicho was masterly, and it would probably have gone hard with Alarichad not Stilicho been suddenly biddenby the Eastern Emperor, Arcadius, to withdraw his western troops.  \n2. What Roman province was invaded by Alaric in 395 and 396?  \na. Egypt  \nb. Greece  \nc. Sicily  \nd. Thrace  \nAgain, in 396, Stilicho penned Alaric in the Peloponnesus, but for some unknown reason allowed him to escape into Illyricum. The Gothic chief had, however, struck deadly terror into the Eastern Empire. By way of pacifying Alaric, Arcadius made him Master-General of Illyricum.  \n3. Why was Alaric made MasterGeneral of Illyricum?  \n\n|  |\n| --- |\n|  |\n\nAlaric had already found the way to Italy when he accompanied Theodosius in his campaign against the usurper Maximus in 394. In 400, Alaric descended into Italy, not with an army only, but with the migration of his entire people. He defeated the Romans under the walls of Aquileia, and in 401 besieged Honorius in Milan. In 402 a vast army under Stilicho met him at Pollentia. When an old chieftain advised him to retire, Alaric, with fierce indignation, silenced his timid counselor, and told him that he had been assured by a voice which came from the grave and said to him, \"Thou shalt penetrate to the City\" (ad Urbem) .  \n4. Alaric descended upon Italy with  \nthe entire nation of Visigoths. Do you believe that this helped or hindered Alaric? Explain your answer.  \n\n|  |\n| --- |\n|  |\n|  |\n\nWord Search Puzzle  \n\n| S A L A R\u003Cbr>A W J R C\u003Cbr>X K S A M\u003Cbr>B Y L O B\u003Cbr>H O N O R\u003Cbr>M A Z T E\u003Cbr>C S U H CS T I L IV I S I G | I\u003Cbr>E\u003Cbr>Q\u003Cbr>I\u003Cbr>I\u003Cbr>B\u003Cbr>A\u003Cbr>C\u003Cbr>O | A N G A T EE L F V D EH P A G O MD U T R E OU S T H I RU N A D K CM E L E T L\u003Cbr>H O U I N FT H S G J M |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n\nBut the oracle on this occasion had \"paltered\" with Alaric in a double sense. He penetrated indeed ad Urbem, not however \"to the City\" but to the little river Urbis (or Borbo), near Pollenzo. On Good Friday, April 4, 402, the Western army, under a dwarfish Hun chieftain named Saulus, attacked and routed Alaric, recovering the splendid spoils of Greece, freeing his captives, and winning back the  \n____________________________________  \n____________________________________  \n____________________________________  \n____________________________________  \n____________________________________  \n____________________________________  \n____________________________________  \n____________________________________  \nTerms  \nAemona  \nAlaric  \nAttalus  \nDanube  \nHonorius  \nRome  \nSalarian gate Stilicho Telemachus Visigoths  \npurple robes which the Emperor Valens had lost in the battle of Adrianople. In that disastrous defeat even the wife of Alaric, if we may believe the poet Claudian, was taken prisoner.  \n5. On what day did Saulus route Alaric?  \n____________________________________  \nAlaric in Athens.  \nAlaric retreated through Lombardy, and the feeble Emperor Honorius—\"a crowned nothingness\"—celebrated at Rome, in 404, that triumph which was signalized by the last display of the brutal gladiatorial games. No sooner had the first blood been shed than the Eastern monk Telemachus sprang down into the arena to part the combatants. His life paid the price of his glorious temerity. He was hewn and stoned to death. But that death was not in vain. 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