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The Mediterranean world in late antiquity 395-700 AD

Averil Cameron

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Introduction 1. Constantinople and the eastern empire 2. The empire and the barbarians 3. Christianization and its challenges 4. Late Roman society and economy 5. Justinian and reconquest 6. Late antique culture and private life 7. Urban change and the late antique countryside 8. The eastern Mediterranean - a region in ferment 9. A changed world Conclusion

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Introduction 1. Constantinople and the eastern empire 2. The empire and the barbarians 3. Christianization and its challenges 4. Late Roman society and economy 5. Justinian and reconquest 6. Late antique culture and private life 7. Urban change and the late antique countryside 8. The eastern Mediterranean - a region in ferment 9. A changed world Conclusion

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Introduction 1. Constantinople and the eastern empire 2. The empire and the barbarians 3. Christianization and its challenges 4. Late Roman society and economy 5. Justinian and reconquest 6. Late antique culture and private life 7. Urban change and the late antique countryside 8. The eastern Mediterranean - a region in ferment 9. A changed world Conclusion

Key concepts: Antique, Christianization, Late Antiquity, Empire, Roman Empire, Ancient history, Mediterranean climate, History

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