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         Rocco, envoy 233, 236           Saxons
         Roma, personification of 92, 94    raid Britain 71, 118, 121, 131, 134
         Roman empire 3                    raid Saintes 144
          administration of, see embassies, municipal,  schism, see Acacian schism; Laurentian schism
              provincial, senatorial     Scipio, myth of 197
          break-up of 1, 2–3             Sebastian, magister militum 61, 92
          early, practices for dispatch and reception of  Second Sophistic 25, 273
              embassies 17–26            Secundinus, envoy 234, 235
          eastern (‘Byzantium’) 7, 29    Secundinus, Gallic poet 117
            relations with; bishops of Rome 266;  Senarius 1, 2, 171, 172–174, 191–219, 235
              Frankish kingdom of Gaul 180, 212,  career and family 193, 196, 202–203, 204,
              221, 236, 242, 260, 263, 265, 267; Huns  212, 219
              73; Ostrogothic kingdom of Italy 180,  embassies of 9, 204–212, 235, 242
              185, 187; Persia 7, 20–22, 38, 40, 42,  before battle of Vouill´ e 208–212
              52, 73, 226, 230, 249, 253, 263;  Epitaph 34, 173, 194–198, 204, 218, 275
              Visigothic kingdom of Gaul 84; see also  literary qualities of 196
              Frankish kingdom; Ostrogothic  text and translation 194
              kingdom; Persia; Theoderic; Vandal  transmission and editions of 290
              kingdom; Visigothic kingdom  letters addressed to 173
          eastern and western halves 7, 21, 235  Avitus of Vienne 213
            unity of 224                    Cassiodorus 184, 204, 211, 212, 218, 285,
          see also emperors                   286–289
         Roman republic 3                   Ennodius 199–201, 205, 210, 213
          practices for dispatch and reception of  John the Deacon 214–218
              embassies 17                 name 198
         romance 131, 135, 157, 269        orthodoxy of 214–218
         Romania,term 28                 Senate of Constantinople 234
         ‘Romanisation’ and ‘provincialisation’ 24,  Senate of Rome, senators 89, 192–193, 200,
              28                              201, 252
         Rome, city 165, 235               as audience of imperial propaganda 86, 90,
          aristocracy of, see Senate          276
          as imperial residence 90         caput senatus 183, 186, 187, 224, 233, 275
          sack of by Alaric in 410 96, 166  and Cassiodorus, Variae 181, 184, 191
          sack of by Geiseric in 455 87, 94–96, 103,  and embassies, in republic and early empire
              105, 166; see also Vandal kingdom  17–18, 24
          seige by Ricimer 159, 166        embassies from 114, 130, 183
          see also Roma; Roman empire; Senate  to emperors 9, 231, 233, 238, 244, 256
         Romulus, western emperor 233      and imperial court(eastern) 180, 186
         Rufinus, vir inlustris and envoy 234,  and imperial court(western) 90
              259                          as patrons of embassies 243
         Rugi                              senators as envoys of emperors or kings 40,
          in Noricum 60                       162, 183, 185, 186, 187, 233, 234, 263,
          in Pavia 153                        275
         Rusticius, bishop of Lyons 164, 166, 243, 251,  and Theoderic 192, 201, 204
              285                          see also Avitus; envoys, of Theoderic
                                         SeverinusofNoricum, see Eugippius
         Sabines 104                     Severus, bishop of (?) Trier 118, 282
         saints, cult of 243; see also Alban; hagiography;  Severus, Constantinopolitan senator and envoy
              Saturninus                      160, 257
         Salla, envoy 46                 Severus, Libius, western emperor 51, 69, 145
         Salvian 139, 143                Severus, priestof Vienne, Vita of 136
         Saracens, see Arabia            Shahin, Persian general 19
         Sassanians, see shahs of Iran; Persia  shahs of Iran 253; see also Cavades I; Chosroes I;
         Saturninus, martyr 144, 145, 146, 239,  Chosroes II; Ctesiphon; Hormisdas;
              243                             Persia; Shapur II; Shapur III
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