Storia della decadenza e rovina dell'impero romano, volume 06
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The narrative follows the empire's political fragmentation after the emperor's death, when two inexperienced sons inherit separate realms and ambitious ministers—most notably Ruffino and Stilicone—shape governance through rivalries, intrigues, and judicial manipulations. It recounts military pressures and campaigns, provincial revolts and the strain on frontier defenses, episodes of administrative corruption and punitive reprisals, and the growing entanglement of imperial power with ecclesiastical ceremonies and monastic influence. Through detailed episodes of court factionalism, legal abuse, and military misallocation, the volume shows how internal decay and misplaced authority weaken central control and expose the realm to external threats.
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