In-depth analysis of military titles attested on papyri and inscriptions from the Middle Euphrates in the 3rd century AD. The passage from praepositus praetenturae to dux ripae reveals a different conception of the limes with the new Persian Empire. Rome switches from an expansionistic political view to a defensive one.
From Praepositus Praetenturae to Dux Ripae. The Roman 'Grand Strategy' on the Middle Euphrates (2nd-3rd Cent. AD) / T. Gnoli. - STAMPA. - (2007), pp. 49-55. (Intervento presentato al convegno The Late Roman Army in the Near East from Diocletian to the Arab Conquest tenutosi a Potenza, Acerenza and Matera nel May 2005).
From Praepositus Praetenturae to Dux Ripae. The Roman 'Grand Strategy' on the Middle Euphrates (2nd-3rd Cent. AD)
GNOLI, TOMMASO
2007
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In-depth analysis of military titles attested on papyri and inscriptions from the Middle Euphrates in the 3rd century AD. The passage from praepositus praetenturae to dux ripae reveals a different conception of the limes with the new Persian Empire. Rome switches from an expansionistic political view to a defensive one.File in questo prodotto:
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