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The Roman Empire Was One Of The Largest And Most Enduring In World History. In His New Book, Distinguished Historian William V. Harris Sets Out To Explain, Within An Eclectic Theoretical Framework, The Waxing And Eventual Waning Of Roman Imperial Power, Together With The Roman Community's Internal Power Structures (political Power, Social Power, Gender Power And Economic Power). Effectively Integrating Analysis With A Compelling Narrative, He Traces This Linkage Between The External And The Internal Through Three Very Long Periods, And Part Of The Originality Of The Book Is That It Almost Uniquely Considers Both The Gradual Rise Of The Roman Empire And Its Demise As An Empire In The Fifth And Seventh Centuries Ad. Professor Harris Contends That Comparing The Romans Of These Diverse Periods Sharply Illuminates Both The Growth And The Shrinkage Of Roman Power As Well As The Empire's Extraordinary Durability. Part I. The Long-term Evolution Of Roman Power -- Part Ii. The Romans Against Outsiders, 400 Bc To 16 Ad -- Part Iii. The Romans Against Each Other, From Republic To Monarchy -- Part Iv. The Romans Against Outsiders, 16 To 337 Ad -- Part V. The Romans Against Each Other: From Emp

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Author
Harris, William Vernon
Publisher
Cambridge University Press Cambridge University Press
Published
2019
Language
EN
ISBN
9781316685778
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
History, Ancient History, Humanities
Rating
3.33 / 5 (3 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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