xxxiii. 2; unable to hold back the
Franks, VII. xxxiii. 7; dreaded by
the Gepaedes, VII. xxxiv. 10;
capture Perusia, VII. xxxy. 2;


2-xxvii.
formerly held Dacia, VII. xxxiv.
10; which was taken from them by
Justinian, VII. xxxiii. 8, xxxiv. 15;
Gothic captives of Belisarius, VII.
i. 12; in the retinue of Belisarius,
Vil. i. 6; the Gothic language, VII.
xxvi. 24; the Gothic War, VII.
xxxiii. 1

Greece, VII. vi. 11

Greeks, contemptuous name for the
armies of the Eastern Empire,
VII. ix. 12, xxi. 4, 12, 13

Gudilas, a Thracian; Roman com-
mander, VII. xxx. 6; ἃ guardsman;
sent as envoy to Totila, VII. xxx. 19


Hannibal, Carthaginian General; his
memorable defeat of the Romans,
VII. xviii. 19; his camp used by
Totila, VII. xxii. 24

Herodian, Roman commander of
infantry, VI. xvi. 21; accompanies
Belisarius to Byzantium, VII. i. 1;
commander of Thracians, VII. vi.
10; sent to Naples, VII. vii. 3;
escapes capture, VII. vii. 7; com-
mander of Spolitium, VII. xii. 2:
parleys with the Goths, VII. xii. 13;
surrenders the town, VII. xii. 15,
xxiii. 3; his fear of Belisarius,
Vil. xii. 16; praised by Totila,
VII. xxi. 15, 16

Huns, invade Illyricum, VII. xi. 15;
frequent invasions of, VII. xiv. 2;
Justinian tries to block them by
means of the Antae, VII. xiv. 33;
in the Roman army, VII. vi. 10;
Hunnic soldiers asked for by
Belisarius, VII. xii. 10; the Hunnic
character, VII. xiv. 28; Odolgan a
Hun, VII. xxiii. 6

Hypatius, brother of Pompeius and
uncle of John, VII. xxxi. 14


Iberians, Phazas an Iberian, VII. vi.
