Battles of the Fifth Century AD |
Year |
Battle |
Victor |
Detrimentum |
5th
Century AD |
| 402 AD |
Asta |
Romans (Stilicho) |
Visigoths (Alaric) |
| 402 AD |
Pollentia |
Romans (Stilicho) |
Visigoths (Alaric) |
| 403 AD |
Verona |
Romans (Stilicho) |
Visigoths (Alaric) |
| 410 AD |
Sack of Rome |
Visigoths (Alaric) |
Romans |
| 425 AD |
Italy |
Romans (Aetius) |
Visigoths (Theodoric) |
| 432 AD |
Ravenna |
Romans (Aetius) |
Romans (Boniface) |
| 436 AD |
Narbonne |
Romans (Aetius) |
Visigoths (Theodoric) |
| 447 AD |
Utus |
Romans |
Huns (Attila) |
| 451 AD |
Campi Catalaunii |
Romans (Aetius/Theodoric I) |
Huns (Attila) |
| 455 AD |
Sack of Rome |
Vandals (Geiseric) |
Romans |
| 468 AD |
Carthage |
Vandals (Geiseric) |
Romans (Basiliscus) |
| 472 AD |
Rome |
Romans (Ricimer) |
Romans |
| 476 AD |
'Fall of Rome' |
Germans (Odoacer) |
Romans |
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Did you know? The major development from the army of the principate was the formal division of the army into two parts, the field army (comitatenses) and the border troops (limitanei). The border troops were organized to defend provinces and were stationed around the edges of the Empire.
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