Michael Whitby Bücher

The book examines the decline of the Roman Empire over four centuries, focusing on critical issues such as the rise of Christianity and the failures of its rulers. Michael Whitby presents a fresh analysis of the late Roman army's effectiveness, challenging traditional narratives about its role in the Empire's downfall. This volume provides a comprehensive exploration of the political and social factors contributing to the Empire's disintegration, offering readers a deeper understanding of this pivotal historical period.

Justinian I (The Great) was one of the last great conquering Roman Emperors (though he never led an army in person).