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The Byzantine Empire

Eric Brown (Autor)

Guy Saloniki (Editora)

R$ 75,24
SKU: 9781951103132

<h1>Discover The Byzantine Empire History From Start To Finish!</h1>
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<p>If you asked someone today when the Roman Empire ended, they might tell you 476 CE, the year that the final Roman Emperor in the west died. If you had asked someone at the time though, they might have told you that Rome was still very much alive—in Constantinople. The civilization known to us as the Byzantine Empire was known in its day as the continuation of Rome and everything it had represented. The Byzantines were not simply persistent Romans: they were their own distinct and long-lived society, both Roman and more. At its territorial zenith, it was an empire that spanned across the Mediterranean, and at its peak, it was the most powerful state in eastern Europe.</p>
<p>From Constantine’s founding of Constantinople in 330 CE to the city’s fall in 1453 CE, the city and all that was controlled from it had an impact on the world, well beyond its boundaries. As the second longest-lived empire in the history of the world, one might say that this was inevitable, but it was the leadership it had during the best periods in its history that truly made the difference. A truly captivating period, the history of the Byzantine Empire will give readers stories of order and chaos, glory and catastrophe, Paganism and Christianity.</p>
<b>In this book, you will learn about...</b>
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<li>    The Division of East and West</li>
<li>    The Fall of Rome</li>
<li>    Justinian’s Golden Age</li>
<li>    Religious Disputes</li>
<li>    Iconoclasm</li>
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Sobre o Livro

Entre 330 e 1453, a narrativa acompanha a evolução de Constantinopla como centro político e cultural do império romano-oriental. O texto descreve eventos-chave como a fundação da cidade e seu papel nas dinâmicas de poder regional.

No período de Justiniano são abordadas reformas legais e campanhas militares que marcaram uma fase de expansão e consolidação. Capítulos específicos tratam de disputas religiosas e da iconoclastia, com atenção a contextos sociais e institucionais.

A divisão entre Oriente e Ocidente e a queda de Roma aparecem como pontos de referência para entender transformações no mundo mediterrâneo. Mapas conceituais sobre fronteiras e influências ajudam a situar o alcance geográfico e cultural do império.

Características

Categoria História Geral
Subcategoria História Antiga
Autores Eric Brown
Sobre o Autor
Idioma Inglês
Quantidade de Páginas 56
Acabamento Brochura
Editora Guy Saloniki
ISBN 9781951103132
Tamanho 15.2x22.9
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