This latest volume of The Cambridge Ancient History covers the years 337 425, a period not covered in the first edition.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Part I. Chronological Overview: 1. The successors of Constantine David Hunt 2. Julian David Hunt 3. From Jovian to Theodosius John Curran 4. The dynasty of Theodosius R. C. Blockley Part II. Government and Institutions: 5. Emperors, government and bureaucracy Christopher Kelly 6. Senators and senates Peter Heather 7. The army A. D. Lee 8. The church as a public institution David Hunt Part III. The Empire: Economy and Society: 9. Rural life in the later Roman Empire C. R. Whittaker and Peter Garnsey 10. Trade, industry and the urban economy Peter Garnsey and C. R. Whittaker 11. Late Roman social relations Arnaldo Marcone 12. The cities Bryan Ward-Perkins Part IV. Foreign Relations and the Barbarian World: 13. Warfare and diplomacy R. C. Blockley 14. The eastern frontier Benjamin Isaac 15. The Germanic peoples Malcolm Todd 16. Goths and Huns c. 320-425 Peter Heather 17. The barbarian invasions and first settlements I. N. Wood Part V. Christianity and Paganism: 18. 'Polytheist religion' and philosophy Garth Fowden 19. Orthodoxy and heresy from the death of Constantine to the eve of the first council of Ephesus Henry Chadwick 20. Asceticism: pagan and Christian Peter Brown 21. Christianisation and religious conflict Peter Brown Part VI. Art and Culture: 22. Education and literary culture Averil Cameron 23a. Syriac culture 337-425 Sebastian Brock 23b. Coptic literature 337-425 Mark Smith 24 Art and architecture Jäs Elsner Chronological table Bibliography.
Part I. Chronological Overview: 1. The successors of Constantine David Hunt 2. Julian David Hunt 3. From Jovian to Theodosius John Curran 4. The dynasty of Theodosius R. C. Blockley Part II. Government and Institutions: 5. Emperors, government and bureaucracy Christopher Kelly 6. Senators and senates Peter Heather 7. The army A. D. Lee 8. The church as a public institution David Hunt Part III. The Empire: Economy and Society: 9. Rural life in the later Roman Empire C. R. Whittaker and Peter Garnsey 10. Trade, industry and the urban economy Peter Garnsey and C. R. Whittaker 11. Late Roman social relations Arnaldo Marcone 12. The cities Bryan Ward-Perkins Part IV. Foreign Relations and the Barbarian World: 13. Warfare and diplomacy R. C. Blockley 14. The eastern frontier Benjamin Isaac 15. The Germanic peoples Malcolm Todd 16. Goths and Huns c. 320-425 Peter Heather 17. The barbarian invasions and first settlements I. N. Wood Part V. Christianity and Paganism: 18. 'Polytheist religion' and philosophy Garth Fowden 19. Orthodoxy and heresy from the death of Constantine to the eve of the first council of Ephesus Henry Chadwick 20. Asceticism: pagan and Christian Peter Brown 21. Christianisation and religious conflict Peter Brown Part VI. Art and Culture: 22. Education and literary culture Averil Cameron 23a. Syriac culture 337-425 Sebastian Brock 23b. Coptic literature 337-425 Mark Smith 24 Art and architecture Jäs Elsner Chronological table Bibliography.
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