5th century
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The 5th century, from 401 to 500, brought enormous changes to Rome, and to the rest of Western Europe. The city was sacked by Goths in 410 and Vandals in 455. In 476, Romulus Augustulus, the last western emperor, was deposed by Odoacer. The Senate continued to control the city; the Pope was usually elected among members of the senatorial families.
[edit] Churches
- Santa Sabina (432)
- San Lorenzo in Lucina (430s)
- Santa Maria Maggiore (430s)
- Santo Stefano Rotondo (460)
- Sant'Agata dei Goti (460s)
- Sant'Eusebio all'Esquilino (before 474)
- Santa Bibiana (476)
- San Giovanni a Porta Latina (end 5th century)
- Santa Cecilia in Trastevere
- San Crisogono
- San Giovanni in Oleo
- Santa Maria Antiqua
- Santa Maria in Via Lata
- San Pietro in Vincoli
- Santa Prisca
