Of the Iberian provinces, only Tarraconensis remains…

October 411 CE

Of the Iberian provinces, only Tarraconensis remains entirely under Roman control.

When Maximus, whom Gerontius had in 409 acclaimed as Augustus in Tarraco (and who may have been the general’s son), learns of the defeat of Constantine III and Gerontius by Constantius at Arles in 411, he flees to the barbarian troops who had remained in Spain.

Maximus forfeits his claims and enters a monastery.

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