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Romans and Goths in late antique Gaul: asepcts of political and cultural assimilation in the Fifth Century AD

by Julia Margareta Maria Ruckert
published on 08 January 2012
The thesis focuses on the socio-cultural interaction between Gallo-Romans and barbarians in fifth century Gaul. Its aim is to investigate how both Romans and barbarians, particularly the Gothic people, shared a common living space within imperial territory, how this space was created, and to which extent both sides assimilated with each other in terms... [continue reading]
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  • 257 CE - 263 CE
    The Goths raid Greece.
  • 262 CE
    Celsus Library at Ephesos destroyed by fire during invasion by the Goths.
  • 267 CE
    The Goths sack Athens, Corinth, Sparta, and Argos.
  • 376 CE
    The Goths cross the Danube.
  • 378 CE
    The Goths defeat Emperor Valens is near Adrianople.
  • 395 CE
    Epidaurus destroyed by invading Goths.