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Emperor Theodosius II welcomes the relics of St. John Chrysostom. Holy Apostles Church (Early 11th century) (Public Domain) — 21 Feb 2024

The Byzantine Emperors 395 – 491 AD

By Mario Bartolini

History & Tradition

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The Byzantine Emperors witnessed the disintegration of the western Roman Empire which did not survive past the fifth century. Contrary to the latter, the Byzantine Empire would subsist the successive waves of Germanic invasions to endure for...
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Emperor Theodosius II welcomes the relics of St. John Chrysostom. Holy Apostles Church (Early 11th century) (Public Domain) — 21 Feb 2024

The Byzantine Emperors 395 – 491 AD

By Mario Bartolini

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The Byzantine Emperors witnessed the disintegration of the western Roman Empire which did not survive past the fifth century. Contrary to the latter, the Byzantine Empire would subsist the successive waves of Germanic invasions to endure for...
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The Fall Of The Western Roman Empire - A Military Perspective (405-455 AD) — 27 Nov 2023

The Fall Of The Western Roman Empire - A Military Perspective (405-455 AD)

By Mario Bartolini

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In 376 AD, an alarming number of Visigoths erupted on the Danube frontier and overflowed into the northern Roman provinces of the Balkans. The recent arrival of a new invader in Eastern Europe, originating from the steppes of Central Asia, was at...
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The Fall Of The Western Roman Empire - A Military Perspective (405-455 AD) — 27 Nov 2023

The Fall Of The Western Roman Empire - A Military Perspective (405-455 AD)

By Mario Bartolini

History & Tradition

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In 376 AD, an alarming number of Visigoths erupted on the Danube frontier and overflowed into the northern Roman provinces of the Balkans. The recent arrival of a new invader in Eastern Europe, originating from the steppes of Central Asia, was at...
Read More

A Roman soldier keeping a lookout over the misty hills of Britannia. (Justinas / Adobe Stock) — 16 Aug 2023

The Legacy Of Emperor Magnus Maximus, Despite His Damnatio Memoriae

By Maxwell Craven

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In Roman times, a decree of Damnatio memoriae was the chief way of obliterating the memory, nearly always posthumous, of those perceived as having transgressed in some way, as was the case of Emperor Magnus Maximus, in 389 AD. Virtually erased from...
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A Roman soldier keeping a lookout over the misty hills of Britannia. (Justinas / Adobe Stock) — 16 Aug 2023

The Legacy Of Emperor Magnus Maximus, Despite His Damnatio Memoriae

By Maxwell Craven

History & Tradition

0

In Roman times, a decree of Damnatio memoriae was the chief way of obliterating the memory, nearly always posthumous, of those perceived as having transgressed in some way, as was the case of Emperor Magnus Maximus, in 389 AD. Virtually erased from...
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