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Gothic Migration

Linda Hill

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Gothic Migration explores the intricate history of the Goths, examining their migrations, their complex relationships with the Roman Empire, and their lasting impact on the transition from Late Antiquity to the medieval world. It challenges the traditional view of the Goths as mere barbarian invaders, arguing instead that they were a dynamic people who significantly shaped, and were shaped by, their interactions with Roman civilization. For instance, the Battle of Adrianople in 378 AD exposed the Roman Empire's vulnerabilities, highlighting the Goths' military prowess. The book emphasizes the Goths' agency in creating new political and cultural entities within former Roman territories, such as the Visigothic kingdom in Spain and the Ostrogothic kingdom in Italy. 

 
The book unfolds chronologically and thematically, tracing the Goths' origins and migrations from Scandinavia to the Black Sea region. It analyzes their initial interactions with Rome as trading partners and allies, then delves into their increasing rivalry and conflicts, including the Barbarian Invasions. Further chapters detail the establishment of Gothic kingdoms, examining their governance, laws, and cultural contributions. By drawing upon historical sources, archaeological evidence, and legal codes, Gothic Migration provides a comprehensive narrative of the Goths' role in the Fall of Rome and the subsequent transformation of Europe.
Disponible desde: 29/03/2025.
Longitud de impresión: 58 páginas.

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