For 10 points, identify this 394 AD battle between Eugenius and Arbogast on one side and Theodosius I on the other, usually remembered as the last effort to return pagan rule to the Roman Empire.
One general in this battle had succeeded his father Bauto in his most important position and was the brother of the imperial consort Aelia Eudoxia. That man had earlier defeated the chieftains Sunno and Marcomer near Cologne, while another general in this battle had won the battles of Poetovio and the Save (sah-vay) versus a British usurper. The critical moment in this two-day battle was when one side attacked during a windstorm and routed the other. Before this battle one leader had restored the altar of Victory to the Curia. Events preceding this battle included the supposed suicide of Valentinian II and the elevation of one participant's eight-year-old son Honorius to succeed him. That participant relied upon the subordinate Stilicho and had the Visigothic king Alaric in his army. For 10 points, identify this 394 AD battle between Eugenius and Arbogast on one side and Theodosius I on the other, usually remembered as the last effort to return pagan rule to the Roman Empire.
One general in this battle had succeeded his father Bauto in his most important position and was the brother of the imperial consort Aelia Eudoxia.
The Battle of the {Frigidus}