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The Fall of Rome, Part 1: AD 284-376

This course forms the first part of an exploration of the history and culture of Ancient Rome in the last two centuries of the Empire in the West.

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2012-12-18 10:33
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Audio WELCOME TO THE FALL OF ROME!

This podcast gives you a brief introduction to the course from your tutor, Dr. Steve Kershaw.

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Link MAXIMINUS THRAX (283-285 CE)

This link takes you an image of a coin of Maximinus Thrax in the British Museum. THere are also some useful links to other information on the BM's...

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Link GORDIAN I (238 CE)

This link takes you to a coin of Gordian I in the British Museum. You will find other useful links and information about him on the BM's website...

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Link GORDIAN II (238 CE)

This link takes you to a coin of Gordian II in the British Museum. You will find other useful links and information about him on the BM's website...

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Link PUPIENUS (238 CE)

This link takes you to a coin of Pupienus in the British Museum. You will find other useful links and information about him on the BM's website...

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Link GORDIAN III (238-244 CE)

This link takes you to a coin of Gordian III in the British Museum. You will find other useful links and information about him on the BM's website...

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Link PHILIP THE ARAB (244-249 CE)

This link takes you to a coin of Philip the Arab in the British Museum. You will find other useful links and information about him on the BM's...

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Link DECIUS (249-251 CE)

This link takes you to a coin of Decius in the British Museum. You will find other useful links and information about him on the BM's website.

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Link TREBONIANUS GALLUS

This link takes you to a coin of Trebonianus Gallus in the British Museum. You will find other useful links and information about him on the BM's...

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Link AEMILIUS AEMILIANUS (253 CE)

This link takes you to a coin of Aemilius Aemilianus on the Portable Antiquities Scheme website, where you will find other useful links and...

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Link GALLIENUS (253-268 CE)

This link takes you to a coin of Gallienus in the British Museum. You will find other useful links and information about him on the BM's website...

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Link VALERIAN (253-260)

This link takes you to a coin of Valerian in the British Museum. You will find other useful links and information about him on the BM's website....

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Link SHAPUR I

This link takes you to a coin of Shapur I in the British Museum. You will find other useful links and information about him on the BM's website....

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Link SHAPUR I AT NAQSH-I-RUSTAM

This link takes you to images and information about the triumph relief of Shapur I (241-272) at Naqsh-i-Rustam.

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Link SHAPUR I AT BISHAPUR (RELIEF II)

THis link gives you images an information about Shapur I's relief at Bishapur.

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Link SHAPUR I AT BISHAPUR (RELIEF III)

This link gives you images and information about Shapur's relief at Bishapur.

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Link ZENOBIA

This link takes you to a coin of Zenobia in the British Museum. You will find other useful links and information about her on the BM's website....

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Link POSTUMUS (260-269)

This link gives you images, information and further links about Postumus, founder of the 'Gallic Empire'

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Link A THESIS ON ROMAN COINAGE FROM 260 CE

This study examines how the Roman emperors c. AD 260–295 attempt at maintaining their power-bases
through legitimation of their claims to...

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Link CLAUDIUS II GOTHICUS (268-270 CE)

This link give images, information and other links relevant to Claudius II Gothicus.

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Link QUINTILLUS (270 CE)

This link gives you images, information and further links from the Portable Antiquities Scheme website.

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Link AURELIAN (270-275)

This link takes you to a coin of Aurelian in the British Museum. You will find other useful links and information about him on the BM's website....

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Link TACITUS (THE EMPEROR) - 275-276 CE

This link gives you images, information and further links relevant to the Emperor Tacitus (275-6 CE)

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Link FLORIANUS (276 CE)

THis link gives you information, images and firther links relevant to the Emperor Florianus.

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Link PROBUS (276-282)

This link takes you to a coin of Probus in the British Museum. You will find other useful links and information about him on the BM's website.

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Link CARUS (282-283 CE)

This link gives information, images and further links relevany to the Emperor Carus.

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Link NUMERIAN (283-284)

This link takes you to a coin of Numerian in the British Museum. You will find other useful links and information about him on the BM's website....

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Link CARINUS (283-285 CE)

This link takes you to a coin of Carinus in the British Museum. You will find other useful links and information about him on the BM's website....

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Link BALBINUS (238 CE)

This link takes you to a coin of Balbinus in the British Museum. You will find other useful links and information about him on the BM's website....

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Link DIOCLETIAN AND THE TETRARCHY - COINAGE

This link takes you to a site with images and information about the coinage of the Tetrarchy.

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Link NOTITIA DIGNITATUM (REGISTER OF DIGNITARIES)

This link takes you to a site dedicated to the Notitia Dignitatum

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Link COINS OF CARAUSIUS

This link give you information about coins of Carausius

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Link MEDALLION OF CARAUSIUS

This link takes you to information about the medallions of the usurper Carausius.

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Document THE ROMAN EMPIRE AFTER DIOCLETIAN'S REFORMS

A map showing the Roman Empire after Diocletian's reforms.

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Link NOTITIA DIGNITATUM - ARTICLES

This link takes you to a selection of articles on the Notitia Dignitatum by Dr. Ingo Maier.

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Image collection Constantine, Constantine, Constantine, Constantine, Constantine

These over-life-size statues of Constantine are currently displayed in the Capitoline Museum, Rome.

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Image collection The Arch of Constantine. North side, The Arch of Constantine. South side, Trajanic elements - Dacian prisoners (left and right), Trajanic elements - end panel, Trajanic elements - end panel, Trajanic elements - arch panel, Trajanic elements - arch panel, Hadrianic elements. North face roundels - hunting & sacrifice, Hadrianic elements. North face roundels - hunting & sacrifice, Lion roundel detail, Hadrianic elements. South face roundels - hunting & sacrifice, Hadrianic elements. South face roundels - hunting & sacrifice, Marcus Aurelius elements. Adventus; Profectio, Marcus Aurelius elements. Distibution of money; Surrender, Marcus Aurelius elements. Barbarian captives, Marcus Aurelius elements. Adlocutio; sacrifice, Constantinian elements. The inscription, Constantinian elements. Constantine's army leaves Mediolanum. Above - roundel with the Sun god, Constantinian elements. Siege of Verona (detail), Constantinian elements. Battle of the Milvian (Mulvian) Bridge (detail), Constantinian elements. Constantine enters Rome victorious. (Above) Moon goddess, Constantinian elements. Constantine addresses the people, Constantinian elements. Constantine distributes money to the people

These images give views and details of the Arch of Constantine at Rome.

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Link THE ARCH OF CONSTANTINE - SPOLIA

This link shows you how the various sculptural elements are distributed on the Arch of Constantine in Rome

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Link CONSTANTINE II

This link takes you to images and information about Constantine II

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Link CONSTANTIUS II

This link takes you to images and information about Constantius II

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