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Fifth-Century Gaul

Name: Fifth-Century Gaul
Brand: Cambridge University Press
SKU: 04092400
Price: 56.99 EUR
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Author: John Drinkwater
ISBN: 9780521529334

John Drinkwater

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Inglese

Libro In brossura

Codice Libristo: 04092400

Casa editrice Cambridge University Press, settembre 2002

The papers presented in this book take as their subject the military, political and economic changes... Descrizione completa

Codice Libristo: 04092400

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The papers presented in this book take as their subject the military, political and economic changes forced upon the inhabitants of Gaul during the fifth century AD. They seek to describe and explain how Gallo-Romans of all orders of society reacted to barbarian invasion and the growing debilitation of the western imperial government. The unusually wide range of topics dealt with allows the Gallic experience to be viewed and interpreted from many different directions. Much is made of the problematic, because highly subjective, nature of the literary sources; but close attention is also given to modern advances in our understanding of the archaeological and numismatic data. The whole presents a picture of a society under immense stress, as the people of the Gallic provinces abandoned, perforce, their allegiance to Roman emperors and yielded to the rule of Germanic kings, while yet preserving a significant element of their late antique culture.