Rome's Gothic Wars: From the Third Century to Alaric

Michael Kulikowski

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Prologue: before the gates of Rome 1. The Goths before Constantine 2. The Roman Empire and the barbarian society 3. The search for the Gothic origins 4. Imperial politics and the rise of Gothic power 5. Goths and Romans, 332-376 6. The Battle of Adrianople 7. Theodosius and the Goths 8. Alaric and the sack of Rome.

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