Theodosius, Flavius
Theodosius, Flavius (or Theodosius the Great) (349–95 AD) Roman emperor in the East (379–94) and sole emperor (394–95). The son of a famous general, Count Theodosius, Gratian appointed him co-emperor in 378. After failing to defeat the
GOTHS he formed a treaty with them in 382. He was a champion of strict political and religious orthodoxy. His two sons, Arcadius and Honorius, succeeded him.
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James Thomson
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
James Thomson 1834-82, Scottish poet and essayist. He is...magazine of his friend Charles Bradlaugh. Thomson's life in London was lonely and impoverished...are later collections of his poems. Thomson also wrote many essays and criticisms...
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Thomson, James
Book article from: The Concise Oxford Companion to English Literature
Thomson, James (1834–82), trained as an army schoolmaster...appeared in the late 1850s and in 1862 Thomson was discharged from the army, probably...M. Rossetti . For part of 1872 Thomson was with a gold company in Colorado...
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