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第一章 高卢人
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&evideningGallicwarriorsinItaly–andtheirnakedness–aterracottafriezefoundatCivitalbaiesfromalmostaturyafterthebattleontheAllia,andwhichmatchesawritteionofGallicwarriorsatthebattleofTelamon,foughtsomeseveer。AfullatofwhatisknownaboutItaly’sCelticpeoplesaruggleswithRomeisofferedbyJ。H。C。WilliamsiheRubiansandGaulsinRepubliItaly(2001)。WilliamsstronglyfavoursJuly387BCasthedateforthebattleontheAllia(whichcouldtheoreticallyhavetakenplaJuly386instead)。IItaliabyMariaTeresaGrassi(Milan2009)desdsdisonegraves。Barryliffe’sTheAs(1991)remainsathesubjedPeterBerresfordEllis,ABriefHistoryoftheDruids(2002)thoughmoretroversial,htsiicsociety。ItisElliswhopointsoutthatthenameBrennusprobablymeantking。FortheebetweeiiguagesseeNipiresuageHistoryoftheWorld(2006)。
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T。J。ell,TheBeginningsofRome:ItalyaheBrohePunicWars(c。1000–264BC)(1995)providesanencyclopaeditofRins,topography,defeyandpolitigclearlywiththeplexargumentsthatsurroundeveryissue,aailsinthischapteraredrawnfromell’sat。GaryForsythe,ACriticalHistoryofEarlyRome,fromPrehistorytotheFirstPunicWar(2006)offersausefuladditiontoell’swork。MaryBeard,S。P。Q。R。AHistoryofARome(2015)addsfasgfurtherinsightsintoRome’searlyyears。
OnRomans’earlybeliefsseeMaryBeard,JohnNorthandSimonPrice,ReligionsofRome,VolumeI,aHistory(1998)。TheparisohosandclassicalItaliancitiesisdrawnfromAndrewWallace-Hadrill’sHousesayinPompeiiandHereum(1994)。OnRomaseeFabioParasecoli,AlDeoryofFoodinItaly(2amesandtheprotheeseeFilippoCoarelli,RomeandEnviricalguide,trans。JamesL。dDanielP。Harmon(2014)andH。H。Scullard,FestivalsandiesoftheRomanRepublic,(1981)。ForearlyVeiiseeH。H。Scullard’sTheEtrusdRome(1967)。
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&hatlaterRomanswovemisleadingstoriesfrommisuoodinssoempleofJuaisproposedbyGaryForsythe。J。H。C。WilliamsdetailsevideheRomanspaidofftheGaulsandthatallofthegtheayhavefallentothem。WilliamsalsooffersanintriguiheGreekcityofDelphi,whichwasattaturyafterRome,in279BC,byGauls,alsoledbyaking,Brennus,andaboutwhichstoriesofaheroicholdoutalsogrewup,despiteevideheGaulswerevictoriousandpaidoff。WilliamssuggestsLivy’sstoriesmayhavebeehisGreekheroition。
第二章 哥特人
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OtozaseePeterLongeririchHimmler(2013);EugeneDollmann,UnSchiavoLibero(1968)andEugeneDollman,RomaNazista(2002)。DollmanellerandhadeveryreasontodistancehimselffromHimmler,whoemployedDollmannashispersonalItalianinformantforsomeyears,sohistaleoftheFrenerisquestiohereisnodoubtthatHimmlercametozathatmtoseeAlaric’ssupposedgrave。AyearandahalflaterhepressuredtheItalianpolicechief,Boi,toseozatosearchforit。
iheirstruggleswiththeRomaheevolutiohs,Alaric’sprogresstoRomeandthelikelypositiohatfollowedhim,seePeterHeather,TheGoths(1996);GothsandRomans332–489(1991)andalsohismagraitofthisera,TheFalloftheRomanEmpire,Aory(2005)。IerHeathersuggestsStiliadehisseeminglystraogotowarwiththeEasternRomanEmpirebecausehecouldseetroubleingontheRhiieraoaugmenthistroopsbytakiiheBalkansthathadpassedtotheEasterheneedfermaokeeptheirfollowerssuppliedwithplunderseealsoE。A。ThompsohsiimeofUlfila(1966)。
OheEmpire’slatefourth-turydtheWesterualfall,HeatheremphasizestheadvancesmadebyGermaheybeerousaeslargeraianalysisfoanweaknessesbefoundinAdrianGoldsworthy:HowRomeFell:DeathofaSuperpoldsworthyemphasizestheroleoftheEmpire’stcivilwarsandalsofulmilitaryinnovationsthatappearedihotablytheteohousetroopsawayfromthefroies,wheretheymayhavebeedistraforts。
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&h-e’stopographytheclassiainsRichardKrautheimer,Rome,ProfileofaCity,312–1308(1980)。AaentthatfocusesmorearchaeologicaldiscoveriesbefoundinBryanerkins,FromClassitiquitytotheMiddleAges,UrbanPubliginNortheraly,AD300–850(OxfordHistoriographs)(1984)。Adetailedaodatestudyfricalviewpointisofferedbyie,Frometne,anArchaeologicalHistoryofItalyAd300–800(2006)。
OnordinarylifeinRitsimperialglorydaysthebestsiisstillJér?meo’sDailyLifeiRome,thePeopleatheheightoftheEmpire,tra。Rowell(1975)。MoreretportraitsofclassieatitsheightioAngela,ADayintheLifeofARome(2011)。Forallaspeeihtury,ingitswalls,itsarchitecture,amey,goveraalRepublipoliticalposts,seeBertrandLaeAntiquity,EverydayLifeandUrbange,AD312–609,trans。AntoniaNewell(2000)。Omarbles,seeAmandaClaridge,Rome,anicalGuide(1998)。TheitineraryofRome’samenitiesisfromLan?on。
ForthedomestiperialgoverseeAndrewWallace-Hadrill,‘TheImperialTheCambridgeAory,X,TheAugustineEmpire,43BC–69AD(1996)。FortheHouseofRomulusseeClaridge。ForthedemiseofRomahemadingoftheLaureolusdramaofthelatefirstturyAD,seeo。Forthefrailtiesofthe,seeDavidKarmon,TheRuiernaltiquityaioninRenaissane(2011)。ForitsesseeAlberto,whooffersavividatoflathearena。ForValentianI’switchtrialsofsenators(AD369–371)seeLan?on。FornewimperialarchitecturalstylesthatusedvaultedcreteseeWilliamL。Maald,TheArchiteanEmpire,Volume1,anIntrodu(1965)。Ohatsomethibadlywrongwiththeheon’sportico,seeClaridge。Onhowartandinssgrewcruderdurihirdturydalsoonpagaheirdemise,seeRobinLaneFox,PagansandsierraneanWorld,Fromthe2uryADtotheofe(1986)。Onaristoans’viewsonsexseeAheearlyChurch’sdistasteforsexofalmostanykind,seeLaneFox。
ForthedemiseofpaganismseeReligionsofRome,VolumeI,aHistory,byMaryBeard,JohnNorthandSimonPrice(1998)andJandCapital,Romeihtury(2000),whichsubreathihiselusiveera。Oiansfouhedrals(ihahoughoheywouldhavebeenoutsideRomaoo)seePeterBrown,‘Sorcery,DemonsandtheRiseofity:fromlaterAntiquityintotheMiddleAges’ierBrionaheAgeofAugustine(1972)。Forthedisplatelsbymartyrsaints,andalsoforsecuritymeasuresusedtorestrainover-zealouspilgrimsfrsaints’remaierBrowoftheSaints,itsRiseandFunLatinity(1981)。FortheredisdiioyrsaintsforRomebyBishopDamasus,aer’sroleasgatekeepertoheavehaeoftheMartyrs:Saints,dRelics,FourthtoSeveuries’inRomaFelix–FormatioionsofMediaevalRome,ed。éamáinandandeVegvar(2008)。ForthelikelihoodthatStPeteroRome,andforPopePiusXII’sexsbearofStPeter’s,seeR。J。B。Bosworth,WhisperingeanditsHistories(2011)。OweenrivaldidatestobebishopofRomesee。
OnRome’saquedudbaths,seeKrautheimer。OnRome’sfoodddistribution,seeLan?ohe’ssuper-ri?onandperialRomanfood,diiesandhautee,ingrecipes,seePatrickFaas,Arouable,trans。ShaunWhiteside(1994)。OnRomasseeo。OhinessofRomeseeVivianNuttohoughtsonUrbanpollution’inValerieM。HopeandEireannMarshall(eds),DeathaheAy(2009)andalsoNevilleMorley,‘TheSalubriousheRomanHelenKing(ed。),HealthinAntiquity(2005)。OnmalariaseeRobertSallares,MalariaaoryofMalariaiCity(2002)。Ondoedie,seeRalphJa,DodDiseaseintheRomanEmpire(1988)。ForslavesseeKeithBradley,SlaveryaRome(1994)。Oivelaehestreets,aerlegalindependenenintheEmpire’sheyday,seeo。
&lesoverthestatueofVidatofflictsbetweenAsdtheirlesszealousrelatives,ahier,arebothdrawnfrom。AlsofromestheintriguingnotionthatValeriusPiniaheYouodivestthemselvesoftheirwealthwasafathefallofStilidsohelpedbringaboutAlaric’sattae。LikewisefromesthewillingnessofmoderateRomans,aiaannostalgiaintheirlives。
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