Hutton, Edward, 1875- · London, J.M. Dent; New York, E.P. Dutton · leaf 55
imus^asserts, is extremely improbable and altogether unproven.However that may be, after one of his three sieges of Rome,Alaric carried Galla Placidia off as a hostage. He seems,according to Zosimus, to have treated her with courtesy andeven with an exaggerated reverence, as the sister of… … n M n! > S. AGATA. THE RETREAT UPON RAVENNA 37 Calabria. For, as a matter of fact and reality, Galla Placidiawas the one hope of the Goths and this became obvious afterthe death of Alaric, The Gothic army was in a sort of trap; it could not returnwithout the consent of Ravenna, and if it were…
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