400-500: Protection and Rejection

The 5th century was characterized by the protection of the Roman Empire’s Jewish subjects while simultaneously rejecting them. On the one hand, privileges were granted to the Jewish patriarchs, and synagogues and the Jewish Sabbath were protected. On the other hand, Christians were forbidden from converting to Judaism, Jews were excluded from the military and new synagogues were not allowed to be built.

1. 400 C.E. Martianus Capella
2. February 3, 404 Emperors Arcadius (395 – 408) and Honorius (393 – 423)
3. April 1, 409 Emperors Theodosius II (408 – 450) and Honorius (393 – 423)
4. July 26, 412 Theodosius II (408 – 450) and Emperors Honorius (393 – 423)
5. September 24, 416 Emperors Theodosius II (408 – 450) and Honorius (393 – 423)
6. March 10, 418 Emperors Theodosius II (408 – 450) and Honorius (393 – 423)
7. February 15, 423 Emperors Theodosius II (408 – 450), Arcadius (395 – 408) and Honorius (393 – 423)
8. April 9, 423 Emperors Theodosius II (408 – 450) and Honorius (393 – 423)
9. June 8, 423 Emperors Theodosius II (408 – 450) Arcadius (395 – 408) and Honorius (393 – 423)
10. 425 The Temple Mount
11. July 9, 425 Emperors Theodosius II (408 – 450) and Valentinian III (425 – 455)
12. April 7, 426 Emperors Theodosius II (408 – 450) and Valentinian III (425 – 455)
13. May 30, 429 Emperors Theodosius II (408 – 450) and Valentinian III (425 – 455)
14. June 4, 438 Emperors Theodosius II (408 – 450), and Honorius (393 – 423)
15. 438 The Temple Mount – Empress Eudocia (401 – 460)
16. January 31, 438 Emperors Theodosius II (408 – 450) and Valentinian III (425 – 455)