Cambridge History of the Ancient World. Volume XII. Crisis of the Empire 193-337 AD (Set of 2 books)
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Tom covers the history of the Roman Empire from the accession to the throne of the septimium of the North in 193 to the death of Konstantin the Great in 337 BC. e. It was one of the turning point, the most critical stages in the history of the entire Mediterranean world. The period began with a civil war, as a result of which the Severov dynasty was established on the throne when, it would seem, calm, in the power.
Since 235, this relative stability was followed by half a century, marked by a series of short -lived emperors and usurpators, who quickly replaced each other, as well as a number of serious military failures on the eastern and northern borders of the empire. The stage of the "soldiers" and Senate emperors" was replaced by the first tetrarchy (284-305) - a period of collegial rule, in which Diocletian, along with his comrade Maximian and two younger co -rulers (Caesars of Constance and Galerius), again stabilized the empire. This period ended with the reign of the first Christian emperor, Konstantin, who defeated Licinius and laid the foundation for the dynasty, which remained in power for thirty -five years
Tom covers the history of the Roman Empire from the accession to the throne of the septimium of the North in 193 to the death of Konstantin the Great in 337 BC. e. It was one of the turning point, the most critical stages in the history of the entire Mediterranean world. The period began with a civil war, as a result of which the Severov dynasty was established on the throne when, it would seem, calm, in the power.
Since 235, this relative stability was followed by half a century, marked by a series of short -lived emperors and usurpators, who quickly replaced each other, as well as a number of serious military failures on the eastern and northern borders of the empire. The stage of the "soldiers" and Senate emperors" was replaced by the first tetrarchy (284-305) - a period of collegial rule, in which Diocletian, along with his comrade Maximian and two younger co -rulers (Caesars of Constance and Galerius), again stabilized the empire. This period ended with the reign of the first Christian emperor, Konstantin, who defeated Licinius and laid the foundation for the dynasty, which remained in power for thirty -five years
Author:
Author:Боуман А.К.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:History & Geography
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:18+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-86218-605-5
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