A history of the later Roman Empire, AD 284-700:
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| Zusammenfassung: | "The first and second editions of this book were published respectively in 2007, and 2015. The third edition, considerably expanded, is the fruit of a long-distance collaboration between the two authors, one based in Ottawa, Canada, the other in Berlin, Germany. The chapters of the 2015 edition of the book have been revised to take account of recent scholarly literature, to update the bibliographies, and to correct errors of fact or judgment, some of them helpfully pointed out by readers and users of the second edition. We are very grateful to them, as we are to friends, colleagues and students who have helped helped with the revision. Among the last we should mention Madeline White and Alexandros Grammatikopoulos, as well as our colleagues Theo de Bruyn, Richard Burgess, Simon Corcoran, Dominique Côté, Jitse Dijkstra, Benet Salway, and Jeroen Wijnendaele. The most significant novelty of the new edition has been to extend the chronological coverage up to c.700 by adding two extra chapters (13 and 14) on the tumultous period ushered in by the Arab conquests. These are primarily the work of Geoffrey Greatrex and have benefited from comments by Phil Booth, James Howard-Johnston, Robert Hoyland, Marek Jankowiak, Andrew Marsham, Christian Robin and Philip Wood. Translations, when not specifically credited, are the work of the authors. Our first collaboration dates back a quarter of a century to 1998, when each of us was based in the University of Wales, Stephen Mitchell at Swansea, Geoffrey Greatrex at Cardiff, and we organized a conference on Culture and Ethnicity in Late Antiquity which was subsequently published by the Classical Press of Wales. It has been a pleasure for both of us to join forces again. As we were completing our final revisions news reached us of the death of an admired colleague, who had been an inspiration to both of us, Wolfgang Liebeschuetz. We dedicate the book in gratitude to his memory" |
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List of Illustrations xi List of Maps xiii List of Diagrams xiv List ofAbbreviations xv Preface to the First Edition xviii Preface to the Second Edition xx Preface to the Third Edition xxii 1 An Introduction to Late Roman History 1 The Later Roman Empire, Late Antiquity, and the Contemporary World The Third Century Change and Development 2 The Nature of the Evidence 18 The Problem of Christian Sources Hagiography Chronicles Eastern Sources Panegyrics The Secular Historians The Church Historians The Legal and Administrative Sources Letter Collections Inscriptions and Papyri The Material World 19 20 21 22 23 26 37 39 43 43 45 3 The Roman Empire from Diocletian to Alaric Prelude A Military Monarchy 284—395: Overview The Age of Diocletiaft and Constantine The Emergence of Constantine The Successors of Constantine Julian Valentinian and Valens 4 11 13 57 ՝g 57 61 64 70 78 81 86
A Changing World Theodosius I Stili cho and Alaric The Goths in Constantinople 4 The Roman Empire of the Fifth and Sixth Centuries Preface The Reign ofTheodosius II The Western Empire and the Barbarians, 411-55 Marcian and Leo The Fall of the Western Empire Zeno and Odoacar Anastasius The War with Persia Justin Justinian: The Years of Ambition War on the Eastern Front The Nika Riot The Reconquest of the West: Africa The Invasion of Italy 5 The Roman State The Anatomy of the Empire Propaganda and Ideology Military Security Taxes and the Army Ruling the Empire Social and Cultural Transformations 6 The Barbarian Kingdoms The Origins of the Germanic Kingdoms of the West The Huns The Germanic Kingdoms ofWestern Europe in the Fifth Century The Visigoths The Burgundians The Franks Ostrogothic Italy 7 From Pagan to Christian 8 88 91 95 100 108 109 111 116 120 122 124 126 129 130 131 137 139 145 147 160 160 161 170 174 178 185 198 198 204 209 210 214 216 220 232 Approaching Religious Transformations in Late Antiquity Religious Pluralism in Late Antiquity Christian Diversity Christianity and the State: Outlawry and Tolerance 232 236 240 245 Conversion to Christianity and the Politics of Religious Identity 265 Three Conversions and Their Consequences Constantine Julian Augustine Politics and Christianity Monks and Holy Men Religious Identities 265 266 273 277 280 285 287
The “Arian” Dispute The Council of Chalcedon and the Emergence of Miaphysitism 9 The Political Economy of the Later Roman Empire 292 299 313 The Economic Structure of the Later Empire The Monetary System and Taxation Lome Constantinople Alexandria Carthage Antioch 313 317 319 324 330 333 334 Society and Economy in the Mediterranean and the Near East 343 The Eastern Empire The Near East Asia Minor The Eastern Frontier Zones Egypt The Western Empire Africa Gaul Italy The Danube Region and the Balkans Conclusions 344 344 350 356 360 365 365 369 376 378 382 11 The Challenges of the Later Sixth Century 392 10 The Bubonic Plague and Other Natural Catastrophes Setbacks and Recovery in the Mid-Sixth Century The Challenge of the Sasanians The Renewal of Hostilities Between Rome and Persia 12 The Last Great War of Antiquity The Northern Barbarians in the Sixth Century: Avars, Slavs, and Lombards The Fall of Maurice The Final Showdown with Persia Religious Transformations 13 Arabia, Islam, and the Eclipse of the Old Order The Arabian Peninsula in Late Antiquity Apocalyptic Expectations The Coming of Islam Muhammad’s Teaching and Followers The First Arab Conquests The Fall of an Empire Why Did the Arabs Prevail? 14 The Survival of the Eastern Empire The Roman Reaction The Year of Four Emperors Politics and Theology * The Reign of Constans II: Stabilizing the Empire (641-55) Changes in the Roman Army The New Masters and the Conquered Lands 393 399 408 411 426 427 431 433 439 446 447 452 454 456 458 461 462 470 471 471 473 474 477 478
15 The Roman Empire on the Defensive Withdrawal to the West The Stabilization of the Eastern Frontier Conclusion: The Dawn of a New Age? The Evolution of the Roman State 482 482 484 489 491 The Fall of the Roman Empire One or Two Empires? Taxation and Diminishing State Revenue The Loss of Military Capacity Environmental Change in Late Antiquity Demographic Regression and Plague in Late Antiquity The Afterlife of Ancient Rome 499 500 503 507 511 513 525 Bibliography 532 Chronological List of Emperors and Other Rulers 557 Index 559
A History of the Later Roman Empire, AD 284-700 covers the history of the Roman Empire up to the Islamic conquests and the early Byzantine period, and is an essential textbook for undergraduate and postgraduate students. The book provides a sweeping and detailed survey of Rome’s struggles, triumphs, and disasters from the accession of the emperor Diocletian in AD 284 to the consolidation of the Empire around 700 in the face of the early Islamic conquests. Stephen Mitchell and Geoffrey Greatrex provide detailed narrative and analysis of the massive political and military transformations in the rule of Rome which resulted in the emergence of medieval and modern Europe, and of Byzantium and the Islamic world in the Near East. The narrative and thematic chapters cover major episodes in later Roman history, including the conversion of Constantine, the establishment of a new empire in Constantinople, and Justinian’s attempt in the sixth century to forge unified rule across the entire Mediterranean region. Individual chapters analyse the nature of the Roman state, the emergence and character of the western barbarian kingdoms, and the epochal religious changes of late antiquity, and provide a systematic account of the settlements and economy of the empire's diverse regions. There is full discussion of factors that contributed to Rome's decline, including the world-wide outbreaks of bubonic plague from 542, the failure of the state to maintain its tax revenues, and the immense military challenges of the sixth and seventh centuries that were posed by the organised imperial power of
Sasanian Persia. Two new chapters written for the third edition cover the rise of the Arabs in the Near East, the origins of Islam as a major political force, and the early Islamic conquests, and trace Rome's resilient response, which was defined by the creation of a more religious state and a new empire within reduced frontiers. The third edition incorporates updated tables of information and chronological overviews, additional illustrations and maps, and extensive new bibliography relating to topics, including climate and environmental change, which have been prominent in recent scholarship on the period. This new edition confirms its reputation as the best single-volume overview of the politics, institutions, religious transformations and military affairs of Europe, the Mediterranean world and the Near East in the mid first millennium. |
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List of Illustrations xi List of Maps xiii List of Diagrams xiv List ofAbbreviations xv Preface to the First Edition xviii Preface to the Second Edition xx Preface to the Third Edition xxii 1 An Introduction to Late Roman History 1 The Later Roman Empire, Late Antiquity, and the Contemporary World The Third Century Change and Development 2 The Nature of the Evidence 18 The Problem of Christian Sources Hagiography Chronicles Eastern Sources Panegyrics The Secular Historians The Church Historians The Legal and Administrative Sources Letter Collections Inscriptions and Papyri The Material World 19 20 21 22 23 26 37 39 43 43 45 3 The Roman Empire from Diocletian to Alaric Prelude A Military Monarchy 284—395: Overview The Age of Diocletiaft and Constantine The Emergence of Constantine The Successors of Constantine Julian Valentinian and Valens 4 11 13 57 ՝g 57 61 64 70 78 81 86
A Changing World Theodosius I Stili cho and Alaric The Goths in Constantinople 4 The Roman Empire of the Fifth and Sixth Centuries Preface The Reign ofTheodosius II The Western Empire and the Barbarians, 411-55 Marcian and Leo The Fall of the Western Empire Zeno and Odoacar Anastasius The War with Persia Justin Justinian: The Years of Ambition War on the Eastern Front The Nika Riot The Reconquest of the West: Africa The Invasion of Italy 5 The Roman State The Anatomy of the Empire Propaganda and Ideology Military Security Taxes and the Army Ruling the Empire Social and Cultural Transformations 6 The Barbarian Kingdoms The Origins of the Germanic Kingdoms of the West The Huns The Germanic Kingdoms ofWestern Europe in the Fifth Century The Visigoths The Burgundians The Franks Ostrogothic Italy 7 From Pagan to Christian 8 88 91 95 100 108 109 111 116 120 122 124 126 129 130 131 137 139 145 147 160 160 161 170 174 178 185 198 198 204 209 210 214 216 220 232 Approaching Religious Transformations in Late Antiquity Religious Pluralism in Late Antiquity Christian Diversity Christianity and the State: Outlawry and Tolerance 232 236 240 245 Conversion to Christianity and the Politics of Religious Identity 265 Three Conversions and Their Consequences Constantine Julian Augustine Politics and Christianity Monks and Holy Men Religious Identities 265 266 273 277 280 285 287
The “Arian” Dispute The Council of Chalcedon and the Emergence of Miaphysitism 9 The Political Economy of the Later Roman Empire 292 299 313 The Economic Structure of the Later Empire The Monetary System and Taxation Lome Constantinople Alexandria Carthage Antioch 313 317 319 324 330 333 334 Society and Economy in the Mediterranean and the Near East 343 The Eastern Empire The Near East Asia Minor The Eastern Frontier Zones Egypt The Western Empire Africa Gaul Italy The Danube Region and the Balkans Conclusions 344 344 350 356 360 365 365 369 376 378 382 11 The Challenges of the Later Sixth Century 392 10 The Bubonic Plague and Other Natural Catastrophes Setbacks and Recovery in the Mid-Sixth Century The Challenge of the Sasanians The Renewal of Hostilities Between Rome and Persia 12 The Last Great War of Antiquity The Northern Barbarians in the Sixth Century: Avars, Slavs, and Lombards The Fall of Maurice The Final Showdown with Persia Religious Transformations 13 Arabia, Islam, and the Eclipse of the Old Order The Arabian Peninsula in Late Antiquity Apocalyptic Expectations The Coming of Islam Muhammad’s Teaching and Followers The First Arab Conquests The Fall of an Empire Why Did the Arabs Prevail? 14 The Survival of the Eastern Empire The Roman Reaction The Year of Four Emperors Politics and Theology * The Reign of Constans II: Stabilizing the Empire (641-55) Changes in the Roman Army The New Masters and the Conquered Lands 393 399 408 411 426 427 431 433 439 446 447 452 454 456 458 461 462 470 471 471 473 474 477 478
15 The Roman Empire on the Defensive Withdrawal to the West The Stabilization of the Eastern Frontier Conclusion: The Dawn of a New Age? The Evolution of the Roman State 482 482 484 489 491 The Fall of the Roman Empire One or Two Empires? Taxation and Diminishing State Revenue The Loss of Military Capacity Environmental Change in Late Antiquity Demographic Regression and Plague in Late Antiquity The Afterlife of Ancient Rome 499 500 503 507 511 513 525 Bibliography 532 Chronological List of Emperors and Other Rulers 557 Index 559
A History of the Later Roman Empire, AD 284-700 covers the history of the Roman Empire up to the Islamic conquests and the early Byzantine period, and is an essential textbook for undergraduate and postgraduate students. The book provides a sweeping and detailed survey of Rome’s struggles, triumphs, and disasters from the accession of the emperor Diocletian in AD 284 to the consolidation of the Empire around 700 in the face of the early Islamic conquests. Stephen Mitchell and Geoffrey Greatrex provide detailed narrative and analysis of the massive political and military transformations in the rule of Rome which resulted in the emergence of medieval and modern Europe, and of Byzantium and the Islamic world in the Near East. The narrative and thematic chapters cover major episodes in later Roman history, including the conversion of Constantine, the establishment of a new empire in Constantinople, and Justinian’s attempt in the sixth century to forge unified rule across the entire Mediterranean region. Individual chapters analyse the nature of the Roman state, the emergence and character of the western barbarian kingdoms, and the epochal religious changes of late antiquity, and provide a systematic account of the settlements and economy of the empire's diverse regions. There is full discussion of factors that contributed to Rome's decline, including the world-wide outbreaks of bubonic plague from 542, the failure of the state to maintain its tax revenues, and the immense military challenges of the sixth and seventh centuries that were posed by the organised imperial power of
Sasanian Persia. Two new chapters written for the third edition cover the rise of the Arabs in the Near East, the origins of Islam as a major political force, and the early Islamic conquests, and trace Rome's resilient response, which was defined by the creation of a more religious state and a new empire within reduced frontiers. The third edition incorporates updated tables of information and chronological overviews, additional illustrations and maps, and extensive new bibliography relating to topics, including climate and environmental change, which have been prominent in recent scholarship on the period. This new edition confirms its reputation as the best single-volume overview of the politics, institutions, religious transformations and military affairs of Europe, the Mediterranean world and the Near East in the mid first millennium. |
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| spelling | Mitchell, Stephen 1948- Verfasser (DE-588)136528082 aut A history of the later Roman Empire, AD 284-700 Stephen Mitchell, Geoffrey Greatrex A history of the later Roman Empire Third edition Hoboken, New Jersey Wiley Blackwell [2023] © 2023 xxiii, 598 Seiten Illustrationen, Karten, genealogische Tafeln txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Blackwell history of the ancient world "The first and second editions of this book were published respectively in 2007, and 2015. The third edition, considerably expanded, is the fruit of a long-distance collaboration between the two authors, one based in Ottawa, Canada, the other in Berlin, Germany. The chapters of the 2015 edition of the book have been revised to take account of recent scholarly literature, to update the bibliographies, and to correct errors of fact or judgment, some of them helpfully pointed out by readers and users of the second edition. We are very grateful to them, as we are to friends, colleagues and students who have helped helped with the revision. Among the last we should mention Madeline White and Alexandros Grammatikopoulos, as well as our colleagues Theo de Bruyn, Richard Burgess, Simon Corcoran, Dominique Côté, Jitse Dijkstra, Benet Salway, and Jeroen Wijnendaele. The most significant novelty of the new edition has been to extend the chronological coverage up to c.700 by adding two extra chapters (13 and 14) on the tumultous period ushered in by the Arab conquests. These are primarily the work of Geoffrey Greatrex and have benefited from comments by Phil Booth, James Howard-Johnston, Robert Hoyland, Marek Jankowiak, Andrew Marsham, Christian Robin and Philip Wood. Translations, when not specifically credited, are the work of the authors. Our first collaboration dates back a quarter of a century to 1998, when each of us was based in the University of Wales, Stephen Mitchell at Swansea, Geoffrey Greatrex at Cardiff, and we organized a conference on Culture and Ethnicity in Late Antiquity which was subsequently published by the Classical Press of Wales. It has been a pleasure for both of us to join forces again. As we were completing our final revisions news reached us of the death of an admired colleague, who had been an inspiration to both of us, Wolfgang Liebeschuetz. We dedicate the book in gratitude to his memory" Geschichte 284-700 gnd rswk-swf Römisches Reich (DE-588)4076778-4 gnd rswk-swf Rome / History / Empire, 284-476 Rome / History / Germanic Invasions, 3rd-6th centuries Byzantine Empire / History / To 527 Europe / History / 392-814 Spätantike (DE-2581)TH000003969 gbd Römisches Reich (DE-588)4076778-4 g Geschichte 284-700 z DE-604 Greatrex, Geoffrey 1968- Verfasser (DE-588)1102706582 aut Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe, PDF 978-1-119-76858-6 Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe, EPUB 978-1-119-76857-9 Digitalisierung UB Augsburg - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=034159867&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis Digitalisierung UB Augsburg - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=034159867&sequence=000003&line_number=0002&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Klappentext |
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