Novae, city of Moesia, 104, 126.
Occident, the, island monasteries of, 103, n. 1.
Odoacer, visits cell of Severinus, 45.
Severinus foretells his greatness, 21, 45 f.
and his downfall, 25, 87, 126.
proclaimed ruler of Italy, 125.
friendly relations with Severinus, 25, 86 f.
wages war against the Rugii, 104, 125 f.
commands the removal of the provincials, 104.
overthrown and slain by Theodoric, 126.
Oil, miracle of the, 24, 79 f., 123, 124.
Onoülfus, brother of Odoacer, 104, 125 f.
Orestes, patrician, 18, 107, n. 1, 125.
Orient, the, 37, n. 1.
Osterhofen, see Quintanis.
Ostiarius, 30, n. 1, 51, n. 2.
Pachomius, Egyptian monk, 90, n. 3.
Pannonia, 18, n. 1, 41, n. 1, 52, n. 2.
Pannonias, the, 29, 41, n. 1, 53, n. 2, 111, 125.
Pannonias, the two, 29.
Paphnutius Cephala, Egyptian monk, 93, n. 2.
Paschasius, Roman deacon, 126. addressed by Eugippius, 15-20.
replies, 111-113.
Passau, see Batavis.
Paul, Saint, 39, n. 1, 112.