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Chronological List Of Selected Roman Emperors (early Third To Early Seventh Century) -- Chronological List Of Sasanian Kings (2205-628) -- Pt. I. Contexts. 1. The Protagonists. Sasanian Persia. The Empire's Northern Neighbours. Roman Resources For Foreign Relations. 2. At The Interface: The Frontier Regions. The East. The North -- Pt. Ii. Information And Uncertainty. 3. Background Knowledge And Assumptions. Geographical Knowledge. The Role Of Environmental Parameters. Ethnographic Knowledge. 4. Strategic Intelligence. Strategic Intelligence In Relations With Persia. Strategic Intelligence In Relations With Northern Peoples -- Appendix: Chronological Catalogue Of Roman-persian Invasions (230-628) -- Pt. Iii. Sources Of Information. 5. Diffusion Of Information. Information Diffusion In Pre-industrial Societies And In Late Antiquity. Informal Channels. 6. Information-gathering. Embassies. Spies. A.d. Lee. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 185-192) And Indexes.

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Author
Lee, A. D.
Publisher
Cambridge [England] ; New York, NY, USA: Cambridge University Press
Published
1993
Language
EN
ISBN
9780511470622
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Political Science, History, Language Learning

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