The summer of 357 was a problematic time of overlapping troubles for the Roman Empire in the West. Ammianus Marcellinus is our best or unique source about these events. His account, as usual, shows many signs of strong bias in favour of Julian. But past scholarship has missed other points that enable us to tell a very different tale on this year of warfare. The strategic planning of Constantius II and the tactical leadership of Barbatio were not at all so bad as Ammianus brilliantly enjoins us to believe
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Ammianus Marcellinus was an elite Roman soldier who wrote a history of Rome towards the end of his l...
This chapter examines how, by means of a carefully constructed narrative, the fourth-century Latin h...
The present Ph.D. deals with two chapters taken from the Res gestae by the Greek historiographer Amm...
Although the emperor Julian appears as the dominant character within the extant portion of Ammianus ...
Ammianus assessed Gratianus’ swift and successful war against Alamanni Lentienses as a remarkable an...
In his Res gestae, Roman historian Ammianus Marcellinus relates Roman battles and interactions with ...
By the late fourth century the seat of imperial power had moved from Rome. Emperors, in fact, seldom...
In 359 CE Constantius II appointed investigators into the fall of Amida, who confronted Ursicinus, a...
Constantius has no ancient biographers, and detailed studies of the emperor by modern historians are...
In A.D. 357 while at Antioch the sophist Libanius wrote a letter to his friend Anatolius in which he...
The time today referred to as Late Antiquity was a time of turbulence and upheaval in the Roman Empi...
This article deals with the Roman historian Ammianus Marcellinus’ famous description of the emperor ...
Carinus Augustus and the crossed usurpations of Diocletian and Sabinus Iulianus (284/285) · Between...
During the third century A.D., German raiders penetrated the Roman frontiers of Upper Germany and Ra...
The article describes the battle between the armies of the Roman Empire and the Sasanid Persia, that...
Ammianus Marcellinus was an elite Roman soldier who wrote a history of Rome towards the end of his l...
This chapter examines how, by means of a carefully constructed narrative, the fourth-century Latin h...
The present Ph.D. deals with two chapters taken from the Res gestae by the Greek historiographer Amm...
Although the emperor Julian appears as the dominant character within the extant portion of Ammianus ...
Ammianus assessed Gratianus’ swift and successful war against Alamanni Lentienses as a remarkable an...
In his Res gestae, Roman historian Ammianus Marcellinus relates Roman battles and interactions with ...
By the late fourth century the seat of imperial power had moved from Rome. Emperors, in fact, seldom...
In 359 CE Constantius II appointed investigators into the fall of Amida, who confronted Ursicinus, a...
Constantius has no ancient biographers, and detailed studies of the emperor by modern historians are...
In A.D. 357 while at Antioch the sophist Libanius wrote a letter to his friend Anatolius in which he...
The time today referred to as Late Antiquity was a time of turbulence and upheaval in the Roman Empi...
This article deals with the Roman historian Ammianus Marcellinus’ famous description of the emperor ...
Carinus Augustus and the crossed usurpations of Diocletian and Sabinus Iulianus (284/285) · Between...
During the third century A.D., German raiders penetrated the Roman frontiers of Upper Germany and Ra...
The article describes the battle between the armies of the Roman Empire and the Sasanid Persia, that...
Ammianus Marcellinus was an elite Roman soldier who wrote a history of Rome towards the end of his l...