The Mediterranean World in Late Antiquity AD 395–600

Averil Cameron

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

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1. Constantinople and the Eastern Empire in the Fifth Century 2. The Empire, the Barbarians and the Late Roman Army 3. Church and Society 4. Late Roman Social Structures and the Late Roman Economy 5. Justinian and Reconquest 6. Culture and Mentality 7. Urban Change and the End of Antiquity 8. The Eastern Mediterranean -- Settlement and Change

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