How Rome fell, death of a superpower, Adrian Goldsworthy
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How Rome fell, death of a superpower, Adrian Goldsworthy
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eng
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 449-509) and index
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non fiction
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How Rome fell
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bibliography
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Adrian Goldsworthy
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death of a superpower
Table Of Contents
The big question -- Crisis? : the Third century. The Kingdom of Gold ; The secret of empire ; Imperial women ; King of kings ; Barbarians ; The Queen and the "necessary" emperor ; Crisis -- Recovery? : the Fourth century. The Four : Diocletian and the Tetrarchy ; The Christian ; Rivals ; Enemies ; The Pagan ; Goths ; East and West -- Fall? : the fifth and Sixth centuries. Barbarians and Romans : generals and rebels ; The Sister and the Eternal City ; The Hun ; Sunset on an outpost of empire ; Emperors, kings, and warlords ; West and East ; Rise and fall -- A simple answer -- An even simpler moral
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