Chapter XXXVI: Expedition of Valens Against the Goths. — the Penalty of His Impiety

Valens, despising the wise advice which he had received, sent his army against the enemy, while he himself remained in a village waiting the issue of the battle. His troops, not being able to resist the onset of the barbarians, were put to flight, and were closely pursued. When they reached the village in which Valens was concealed, the barbarians set fire to it, and the enemy of religion perished in the flames. Thus, even in this life, did Valens receive the punishment of his iniquities.

A History Of The Church In Five Books by Theodoret

Chapter XXXVIExpedition of Valens Against the Goths.—the Penalty of His Impiety

Chapter XXXVI

Expedition of Valens Against the Goths.—the Penalty of His Impiety