Rome didn’t fall in a day. In many ways, it was falling from the start. From the third to the fifth centuries, a brutal military culture contended with barbarians, Christians, and most of all itself. And yet those years also witnessed transformations of art, culture, and religious identities which would shape ages to come.
Schedule:
Barracks Emperors
The Early Gothic Wars
The Three Empires
Diocletian and the Tetrarchy
Cults from the East
Constantine the Great
The Barbarian Invasions
Aetius and Atilla
The Last Emperors in the West
Successor States
RJW F212209 Online freelance course (via Zoom)
10 weeks, Tuesday 18 January - Tuesday 29 March (incl., with half-term break on 22 February)
£80 (individual registration); £120 (for two people sharing one screen). To register, please complete this form.