This paper offers a new chronology for Gratian's journey from Trier to Thrace, his campaign against the Lentienses as well as the route he followed in 378, as described by Ammianus Marcellinus (31.10 and 31.11.6). According to Otto Seeck and others, Gratian left Trier shortly after 20 April 378 (Cod. Theod. 8.5.35). It is argued here that Gratian left Trier soon after 1 June (Cod. Theod. 1.15.9), a date dismissed by Seeck on weak grounds, and that the events described by Ammianus perfectly fit within a chronological window of the months June and July of 378.<br/
"The first and second editions of this book were published respectively in 2007, and 2015. The third...
Following the manuscript's discovery in 1864, scholars have widely assumed that De Jure Praedae (Com...
This is the published version, also available here: http://www.jstor.org/stable/295159
This paper offers a new chronology for Gratian's journey from Trier to Thrace, his campaign against ...
This paper offers a new chronology for Gratian's journey from Trier to Thrace, his campaign against ...
This article reconciles contradictory ancient evidence concerning the date and circumstances of Cons...
Is history genuinely set in stone—a simple matter of important names and dates? While a historian ca...
This article seeks to support the earlier dating of campaigns on the Roman eastern frontier in the 5...
Ammianus assessed Gratianus’ swift and successful war against Alamanni Lentienses as a remarkable an...
Is history genuinely set in stone—a simple matter of important names and dates? While a historian ca...
In his paper the author examines the sources of the supposed Western Roman military expedition of Em...
The campaigns of Augustus in the Carpathian basin, connected with the occupation of Pannonia (Illyri...
A decree of Istros in honour of the Roman praefectus Q. Iulius Vestalis from the Museum of Constanţa...
This article takes another look at the chronology of Grassmann's Law (GL). It investigates the diffe...
In his paper the author deals with the date of Attila's death. Several scholarly works dealt already...
"The first and second editions of this book were published respectively in 2007, and 2015. The third...
Following the manuscript's discovery in 1864, scholars have widely assumed that De Jure Praedae (Com...
This is the published version, also available here: http://www.jstor.org/stable/295159
This paper offers a new chronology for Gratian's journey from Trier to Thrace, his campaign against ...
This paper offers a new chronology for Gratian's journey from Trier to Thrace, his campaign against ...
This article reconciles contradictory ancient evidence concerning the date and circumstances of Cons...
Is history genuinely set in stone—a simple matter of important names and dates? While a historian ca...
This article seeks to support the earlier dating of campaigns on the Roman eastern frontier in the 5...
Ammianus assessed Gratianus’ swift and successful war against Alamanni Lentienses as a remarkable an...
Is history genuinely set in stone—a simple matter of important names and dates? While a historian ca...
In his paper the author examines the sources of the supposed Western Roman military expedition of Em...
The campaigns of Augustus in the Carpathian basin, connected with the occupation of Pannonia (Illyri...
A decree of Istros in honour of the Roman praefectus Q. Iulius Vestalis from the Museum of Constanţa...
This article takes another look at the chronology of Grassmann's Law (GL). It investigates the diffe...
In his paper the author deals with the date of Attila's death. Several scholarly works dealt already...
"The first and second editions of this book were published respectively in 2007, and 2015. The third...
Following the manuscript's discovery in 1864, scholars have widely assumed that De Jure Praedae (Com...
This is the published version, also available here: http://www.jstor.org/stable/295159