Society and Culture in Late Antique Gaul: Revisiting the Sources

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Contents: Introduction, Danuta Shanzer, Ralph W. Mathisen From Roman to Barbarian Gaul: The Visigothic settlement in Aquitania: chronology and archaeology, Andreas Schwarcz The Visigothic settlement in Aquitania: the Imperial perspective, Michael Kulikowski Not the Theodosian Code: Euric's Law and late 5th-century Gaul, Jill Harries The Gallic Chronicle of 452: a new critical edition with a brief introduction, Richard Burgess The Gallic Chronicle of 511: a new critical edition with a brief introduction, Richard Burgess The letters of Ruricius of Limoges and the passage from Roman to Frankish Gaul, Ralph W. Mathisen Childeric's grave, Clovis' succession and the origins of the Merovingian kingdom, Guy Halsall The quasi-Imperial coinage and fiscal administration of Merovingian Provence, Kevin Uhalde Religion and Society: Sacred topography: the impact of the Funerary Basilica in late antique Gaul, Bailey Young Beyond hagiography: epigraphic commemoration and the cult of saints in late antique Trier, Mark A. Handley Aristocracy and asceticism: the letters of Ennodius and the Gallic and Italian churches, Richard Bartlett Bishops, letters, fast, food and feast in later Roman Gaul, Danuta Shanzer Intellectual life: No place for a platonist soul in 5th-century Gaul?: the case of Mamertus Claudianus, Charles Brittain Avitus of Vienne: the Augustinian poet, Ian N. Wood The Epistula Rustici ad Eucherium: from the library of Imperial Classics to the library of the Fathers, Mark Vessey Venantius' Fortunatus' elegy on the death of Galswintha (Carm. 6.5), Michael Roberts Index.

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