A poem written for this man's consulate suggests that he might have taken t
A poem written for this man's consulate suggests that he might have taken troops to Britain to fight the Saxons and Picts, and this man sent Mascezel to secure Rome's grain supply and end the revolt of Gildo. This man defeated a force led by Radagaisus, and earlier repelled another invasion at Pollentia, and this rival of Rufinus was effusively praised in the poetry of his contemporary Claudian. This man's daughters Maria and Thermantia each married the emperor, and he was accused of seeking to place his son Eucherius on the throne. He was brought to Ravenna and executed on suspicion of treason, and his role was largely assumed by Aetius after the ascension of Valentinian III. Soon after his death, his longtime enemy Alaric was able to sack Rome, and this man was notably half-Vandal. For 10 points, name this Roman general, the de facto ruler during the reign of Honorius.
A poem written for this man's consulate suggests that he might have taken troops to Britain to fight the Saxons and Picts, and this man sent Mascezel to secure Rome's grain supply and end the revolt of Gildo.
{Flavius Stilicho}