The geographical area between the Rhine and the Elbe rivers was conceived as a part of the Roman Empire from Augustus to Marcus Aurelius and then to Maximinus Thrax ; during the IVth century it became an outward space, which was out of control from a political point of view, but already open to the spread of Christianity ; during the VIth and the VIIth century this area belonged to the cultural horizon of contemporary geographers ; finally in the Vth and in VIth century first Attila the Hun and then Theoderich the Ostrogoth tried to give it political stability by military or diplomatic means : thus they anticipated its annexation to Charlemagne’s Sacred Roman Empire.
Zecchini, G., L'espace géopolitique entre le Rhin et l'Elbe du IV au VI siècle apr.J.Chr., <<POLITICA ANTICA>>, 2020; (10): 145-155 [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/164002]
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Titolo: | L'espace géopolitique entre le Rhin et l'Elbe du IV au VI siècle apr.J.Chr. | |
Data di pubblicazione: | 2020 | |
Abstract: | The geographical area between the Rhine and the Elbe rivers was conceived as a part of the Roman Empire from Augustus to Marcus Aurelius and then to Maximinus Thrax ; during the IVth century it became an outward space, which was out of control from a political point of view, but already open to the spread of Christianity ; during the VIth and the VIIth century this area belonged to the cultural horizon of contemporary geographers ; finally in the Vth and in VIth century first Attila the Hun and then Theoderich the Ostrogoth tried to give it political stability by military or diplomatic means : thus they anticipated its annexation to Charlemagne’s Sacred Roman Empire. | |
Lingua: | Francese | |
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Citazione: | Zecchini, G., L'espace géopolitique entre le Rhin et l'Elbe du IV au VI siècle apr.J.Chr., <<POLITICA ANTICA>>, 2020; (10): 145-155 [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/164002] | |
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