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Contents Foreword Abbreviations Introduction: imperial triumph as a historical problem 1 Invincible empire: the ideology of victory under the principate 2 Out of the streets and into the circus: the development of imperial victory celebrations in the later Roman empire 3 Imperial victory celebrations and the public life of the later Roman state 4 The development of imperial victory celebrations in early medieval Byzantium 5 Organizing a Byzantine triumph 6 A distant echo: victory celebrations in the imperial provinces 7 Ephemeral empires: triumphal ruler ship in barbarian Africa, Burgundy and Italy 8 The king’s victory in Visigothic Spain 9 From late antique to early feudal society: Frankish victory celebrations Epilogue Bibliography of cited primary sources Select bibliography of secondary sources Descriptive list of figures Index

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Author
Michael McCormick
Publisher
Cambridge University Press
Published
1986
Language
EN
Category
nonfiction

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