The Rise of the Roman Empire: An Alternative History, AD 375-641
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The Rise of the Roman Empire: An Alternative History, AD 375-641

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  2. English
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The Rise of the Roman Empire: An Alternative History, AD 375-641

About this book

Explores the rise of two empires through division, conflict, and eventual reunification, blending historical events with vivid narratives. An alternative history of success rather than decline anf fall. The actual history is set out and the alternative history with Old Time Lines (OTL) for reference. It is a vivid narrative, deeply researched, full of events and people, great and minor igur6es who come to life. It is a story of division and controversy concerning imperial and dynastic ambition and struggle, often caustic family relationships, cultural and religious disputes with surviving paganism and the classical philosophy of Neo-Platonism, and exandng Christianity in church and state in both Empires. The Empires are expanding in Europe, the Middle East and Africa. Division and crisis is followed by restoration, more division but finally re-unification.

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Information

Publisher
Pen and Sword
Year
2025
eBook ISBN
9781399034432
Edition
0

Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Book Title
  3. Copyright Page
  4. Contents
  5. Introduction
  6. Part I Restoration. Showdown with the Goths. Julian, the Pagan, Succeeded by Valentinian and Theodosius, the Christians. 375 to 407
  7. Chapter 1 The House of Valentinian
  8. Chapter 2 The House of Theodosius – and the Children of Valentinian
  9. Chapter 3 Challenges to Theodosius in the West: Magnus Maximus and the Deaths of Gratian and Valentinian II
  10. Chapter 4 Reunification
  11. Plates
  12. Part II Division, 407 to 491
  13. Chapter 5 Crisis: The Barbarians at Large Inside the Empire, and the Fall of Stilicho
  14. Chapter 6 A Return to Stability? Pulcheria Rules the East, and Constantius III and Aetius Rule the West
  15. Chapter 7 Battle for the Empire: Aetius vs Attila, Monophysites vs Catholics
  16. Chapter 8 Aetius (and his Son Gaudentius as Western Emperor 455–469), Majorian, and the Rise of the Anthemii in the West
  17. Part III Reunification. 491 to 542
  18. Chapter 9 The Road to Union: Titus II in the West, Anastasius in the East, to 516
  19. Chapter 10 After Reunion in 516: The Dynasty Of Titus II
  20. Part IV Expansion, 542 to 641. The Conquest of Eastern Persia and Bactria: To the Indus
  21. Chapter 11 Heraclius I 542–559: The Scholar
  22. Chapter 12 Anastasius II 551–559: The Maverick
  23. Chapter 13 Nerva II 559–570: The Man of Justice
  24. Chapter 14 Gallus 570–582: The Warlord
  25. Chapter 15 Rillanus 582–590: The Idealist
  26. Chapter 16 Carus I 590–615: The Bureaucrat
  27. Chapter 17 Claudius III 615–630: The Conqueror
  28. Chapter 18 Carus II 630–641: The Orientophile
  29. Conclusion
  30. Glossary
  31. Bibliography
  32. Back Cover