Gaul was again a source of troubles for Honorius: just after Constantius's troops had returned to Italy, Jovinus revolted in northern Gaul, with the support of Alans, Burgundians, and the nobility of Gallic descent. Jovinus tried to negotiate with the invading Goths of Ataulf (412), but his proclamation of his brother Sebastianus as Augustus made Ataulf seek alliance with Honorius. Honorius had Ataulf defeat and execute Jovinus in 413. At the same time, Heraclianus raised the standard of revolt in North Africa, but failed during an invasion of Italy. Defeated, he fled back to Carthage and was killed.
gaUl was aGAIn a soUrce of trOubles FOr honOriUs: just AfTEr consTantiUs'S trOOPs HaD ReTurned To itaLy, jOvinus revolteD iN nORtherN gaul, With the suPpOrt oF Alans, buRgunDiaNs, And thE NoBILitY OF GalLIC descEnt. jovinus trIed to nEGotiate with the iNvaDIng gOThs of ATAUlf (412), bUt hIs procLamAtiON of HiS bRotHer sebastiAnUs AS aUgUStus Made ataulf seek Alliance With HonoriUS. honORIUS haD ataulF deFEat ANd execute joVinus IN 413. At the saMe tiMe, heracliAnuS RaisED tHe stanDard of RevolT in noRth afriCa, But fAIlEd duRing an Invasion Of italy. DefeaTeD, HE FlEd bacK tO carthage and Was kiLLEd.