In this book, McEvoy addresses the remarkable phenomenon of the Roman child-emperor.
During the late fourth century the emperor Valentinian I, recovering from a life-threatening …

The fourth and fifth centuries AD were an era of religious conflict, political change and
military conflict. The responses of contemporary historians to these turbulent times reflect …

___ (1997a),“The POIJIKIA of Paul the Bishop”, ZPE 116, 31–8 ___ (1997b),“P. Oxy. 3537r:
Etopea Acrostica su Esiodo”, ZPE 119, 1–5 ___ (1998a),“L alba notturna (5mmuwor A¾r)” …

Ravenna features, in modern textbooks and specialist works, as the capital of the western
half of the Roman Empire from 402 until the deposition of Romulus' Augustulus' in 476. The …

The Notitia Dignitatum is a peculiar, illustrated list which itemises the adminis-trative
hierarchy, both civil and military, of the late Roman empire. 1 It is our greatest surviving …

In the first decade of the fifth century Gaul and Britain, Spain and Italy all suffered from a
succession of barbarian invasions and Roman civil wars. We possess not just one but …

Die Stadt Rom und ihre Monumente waren in der Spätantike für Kaiser, Senatorenstand und
christliche Autoren Bezugspunkt der Selbstdarstellung und Fixpunkt des eigenen …

Rome's Capitoline Hill was the smallest of the Seven Hills of Rome. Yet in the long history of
the Roman state it was the empire's holy mountain. The hill was the setting of many of …

The Herules, Rugians and Gepids have usually been regarded as playing only a secondary
role in history, overshadowed by the Goths and Huns. Unjustly, since these three peoples …

Literatur Page 1 Literatur 317 Literatur C. Adams – R. Laurence (Hrsg.), Travel and Geography in
the Roman Empire, London 2001 (= Adams-Laurence) JR Aja Sanchez, Historia y Arqueologia …