This collection of essays on the frontiers of the Roman Empire, their physical significance and their relationship with the way the Romans viewed the world without and beyond the boundaries.
This collection of essays on the frontiers of the Roman Empire, their physical significance and their relationship with the way the Romans viewed the world without and beyond the boundaries.
C.R. Whittaker is a fellow of Churchill College Cambridge, and a former University Lecturer in Ancient History at the University of Cambridge.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1 Where are the Roman frontiers now? Chapter 2 Grand Strategy, or just a grand debate? Chapter 3 The importance of the invasions of the Later Roman Empire Chapter 4 Mental maps and frontiers Chapter 5 Supplying the army Chapter 6 Sex on the frontiers Chapter 7 'To reach out to India and pursue the dawn' Chapter 8 Indian trade within the Roman imperial network Chapter 9 Roman frontiers and european perceptions Chapter 10 The use and abuse of immigrants in the Later Roman Empire
Chapter 1 Where are the Roman frontiers now? Chapter 2 Grand Strategy, or just a grand debate? Chapter 3 The importance of the invasions of the Later Roman Empire Chapter 4 Mental maps and frontiers Chapter 5 Supplying the army Chapter 6 Sex on the frontiers Chapter 7 'To reach out to India and pursue the dawn' Chapter 8 Indian trade within the Roman imperial network Chapter 9 Roman frontiers and european perceptions Chapter 10 The use and abuse of immigrants in the Later Roman Empire
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