Storia della decadenza e rovina dell'impero romano, volume 02
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The narrative examines the Roman Empire's middle centuries, tracing a cycle of military breakdown, usurpation, and barbarian pressure that nearly collapses imperial authority. It recounts the rapid succession of soldier-emperors, internal conspiracies, frontier defeats, and economic and administrative decay, then follows a series of vigorous commanders from the martial provinces who restore order by defeating invaders, reorganizing the army, and reasserting frontier control. Interwoven analysis treats institutional weakness, civil–military relations, and social and religious factors, blending biographical sketches, campaign accounts, and reflective commentary on causes and remedies.
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