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The 13 pages that link to Theodosius II, each with the reason it gives.

• Council of EphesusRelated: His summons brought the rival church leaders together, while imperial policy affected the council’s aftermath.

• Cyril of AlexandriaRelated: He summoned the Council of Ephesus and struggled to control its rival factions.

• Sack of Rome (410)Related: His government sent aid to the western court during the crisis surrounding Rome’s fall.

• Nika riotsNarrower topic: The city’s late Roman institutions and setting underlay the crisis Justinian inherited.

• AttilaRelated: His government negotiated with Attila and paid tribute to avert further attacks.

• HunsRelated: His reign saw major treaties and conflicts between the Huns and the Eastern Roman Empire.

• NestoriusRelated: He convened the Council of Ephesus and later helped depose Nestorius.

• Theodosian WallsRelated: The land walls are named for the emperor under whose reign their principal line was built.

• GaisericRelated: His government negotiated with Gaiseric and confronted the Vandal threat to imperial territory.

• SozomenRelated: Sozomen dedicated his history to this emperor.

• Bahram VRelated: His government negotiated with Bahram after the Roman-Sasanian war of 421–422.

• Socrates of ConstantinopleRelated: The emperor’s reign frames the composition and ending of Socrates’s history.

• Theodoret of CyrrhusRelated: Theodosius’s court supported the assembly that deposed Theodoret before Chalcedon reversed that outcome.