Anastasius I: Politics And Empire in the Late Roman World

Fiona K. Haarer

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Classical Antiquity Studies Byzantine Studies and History Historical and Religious Studies of Rome

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Introduction and historical background The Isaurian Revolt Eastern foreign policy Western foreign policy Religious policy: The search for compromise Administration and domestic policy Anastasius' building programme Conclusion Appendixes Maps.

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