The Celtic Sack Of Rome Study: Book Six Of The Welsh Chronicles, 387 BC

Just before his death in AD 395, Theodosius I divided the empire into East and West, to be ruled by his two sons: Arcadius and his younger brother Honorius, who then was only ten years old. In his stead, the West was governed by Flavius Stilicho, his guardian, and commander of the army.

Follow Belyn and Branyn, now reunited as brothers, when in a new venture they turn their attention to the plunder of Gaul and the sacking of Rome.