After a governor under this emperor had a popular chariot racer arrested for allegedly raping a male cup-bearer, this emperor sent troops to deal with the murder of that governor, Buteric.
After a governor under this emperor had a popular chariot racer arrested for allegedly raping a male cup-bearer, this emperor sent troops to deal with the murder of that governor, Buteric. This emperor defeated one usurper at Siscia and Poetovio, then beheaded that usurper at Aquileiaafter winning the Battle of the Save. During one battle, this emperor's opponents placed a statue of Jupiter on the edge of the battlefield, and he was aided by a divine wind of dust in that fight against Arbogast. He had an obelisk of Thutmose III moved to the Hippodrome, where it bears his name. Because he committed the Massacre of Thessalonica, he was excommunicated by St. Ambrose. This emperor, who defeated the puppet ruler Flavius Eugenius, was succeeded by his sons Arcadius and Honorius. His victory at the Battle of the Frigidus River was assisted by the half-Vandal general Stilicho. For 10 points, name this great Christian emperor, the final one to rule a unified Roman Empire.
After a governor under this emperor had a popular chariot racer arrested for allegedly raping a male cup-bearer, this emperor sent troops to deal with the murder of that governor, Buteric.
Theodosius I [or Theodosius the Great; prompt on Theodosius]