Antique heritage and culture of the early Middle Ages: end V - mid -VII century

This monograph considers one of the key problems of the history of Western Europe --- the transition from antiquity to the Middle Ages and its significance for the fate of European culture. Analyzing the works and activities of the largest philosopher of that time of Severin Boetius, the brilliant writer, creator of Vivaria, the outstanding statesman Flavius ​​Cassiodor, as well as the enlightener and scientist Isidor Sevilles, the author shows the influence of these figures on the subsequent development of European culture.
It is recommended to historians, culturalists, philosophers, students and graduate students of the corresponding specialties, as well as a wide circle of interested readers