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In his Wars (De Bellis), Procopius shares an extraordinary tale about Emperor Honorius, who allegedly heard about the plunder of Rome from his poultry keeper. First, Honorius misunderstood the report because he also had a huge rooster... more
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      Sack of RomeBirdsVisigothsEunuchs
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      Early Modern History16th Century Netherlandish ArtLandscapePrints and Drawings
The Libro primo de la Serena, the first book with 'Madrigali' in frontespiece, (Rome, 1530) is a bibliographic puzzle: we don't know who was the printer, if there was a collector, why, after the Sack of Rome, took place a such strange... more
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      MusicologyRenaissance StudiesRenaissance musicSack of Rome
En entreprenant d’écrire une histoire du sac de Rome, Chastel marque sa différence avec l’École des Annales pour laquelle, en dehors de la « longue durée », il n’y a point de salut. Pour autant, en focalisant son attention sur cet... more
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      Critical TheoryArt HistoryRenaissance StudiesHistoriography
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      Late Antique and Byzantine HistoryLate Antique and Byzantine StudiesPatristicsLate Antique Archaeology
Après le sac de Rome, peu de gens croyaient à la sincérité de Charles Quint et à sa proclamation d’innocence. Ses détracteurs le considéraient comme un tyran hypocrite et cruel et comme le principal responsable des souffrances infligées à... more
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      Italian WarsCharles VSack of RomeCharles Quint
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      NaplesSack of RomeMannerismMessina
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      Roman HistoryLate AntiquitySack of RomeAttila the Hun
In our days we tend to think of conspiracy theories as a predominantly modern concept, which expanded widely during the Cold War and we often underestimate their influence in the public Logos, classifying them as pseudo-history and... more
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      Roman HistoryDiscourseConspiracy TheoriesPopulism
in L. Lipps, P. von Rummell, C. Machado, eds., 410 -  The Sack of Rome (Rome, 2013), 83-98.
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      Sack of RomeAncient RomeBarbarian InvasionsVisigoths
The aim of this research is to approach and analyse the manifestation and evolution of the idea of Rome as an expression of Roman patriotism and as an (urban) archetype of utopia in late Roman thought in a period extending from AD 357 to... more
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      Second SophisticEmperor JulianUrban StudiesAugustine
Le due frottole di Pietro Aretino sono separate da poche settimane di differenza. Ma in mezzo scorre il fiume infernale del sacco di Roma. La prima, il Coriero mandato da Venere a cercare l'Amore, fu scritta a Mantova nel marzo del 1527... more
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      Renaissance RomeSack of RomeHistory of MantovaGonzaga family
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      PatristicsIconoclasmLate AntiquityChurch History
«I 'se...' non fanno la storia, ma possono essere di aiuto. A raccontare, a delineare le 'svolte', a soppesare il ruolo degli eventi. Ma anche a realizzare, come suggeriva Nietzsche, che nella storia 'la domanda: "Che cosa sarebbe... more
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      HistoryRoman HistoryAlexander the GreatCounterfactual History
The exact chronology of Dionysius I’s campaigns in the ’80s of the IVth century B.C. is still in question. The sources relate Dionysius’ capture of Rhegion (Diodorus, Polybius, Dionysius of Halicarnassus) and the treaty with the Gauls... more
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      Ancient WarfareSack of RomeCeltsPompeius Trogus
Si raccolgono nel volume tutti i documenti relativi al sacco di Roma del 1527 contenuti nei tomi XLV e XLVI dei "Diarii" di Marin Sanudo il Giovane (1466-1536), dal 6 maggio 1527, quando le milizie dell'imperatore Carlo V entrarono in... more
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      Renaissance RomeHistory of RomeCharles VSack of Rome
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      Late Antique ArchaeologyArchaeological Method & TheoryAugustineLate Antiquity
Investigating the interrelationships between orality and writing in elite and popular textual culture in early modern Italy, this volume shows how the spoken or sung word on the one hand, and manuscript or print on the other hand, could... more
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      Print CultureEarly Modern HistoryItalian StudiesPopular Culture
Coin Tells Story of Late Roman Empire: Valentinian III, Honoria, Attila, Petronius, Licinia, and Gaiseric An unusual small bronze coin or nummus is presented and evaluated. The coin may be a Vandalic imitation of a type issued at Rome... more
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      Ancient Roman NumismaticsRoman coinsSack of RomeAncient History, Roman Archaeology, Numismatics
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      Art HistoryRenaissance StudiesHistoriographyHistory of Art
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      Sack of RomeAugustine, SermonAugustine of Hippo, Augustine
L'articolo fornisce l'edizione commentata di due lettere indirizzate ad Angelo Colocci (1474-1549), di notevole importanza per la ricostruzione della sua biblioteca: la prima inviata dal poeta Antonio Tebaldeo il 10 novembre 1527 (Vat.... more
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      PhilologyRenaissance HumanismRenaissance RomeSack of Rome
The aim of this book is to approach the manifestation and evolution of the idea of Rome as an expression of Roman patriotism and as an (urban) archetype of utopia in late Roman thought in a period extending from AD 357 to 417. Within this... more
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      Utopian StudiesEmperor JulianUrban StudiesAugustine
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      HistoryIntellectual HistoryNeoplatonism and late antique philosophyPatristics
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      Sack of RomePope Paul IIII FarneseClement VII
a cura di C. Conforti e M. G. D'Amelio
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      Renaissance StudiesArchitecture in Italian Renaissance and Baroque ArtApplied ArtsItalian Renaissance Architectural History
Review - Gaiseric the Vandal who destroyed Rome, Ian Hughes, 2017.

http://revistas.ugm.cl/index.php/rcem/article/view/251/238
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      Late AntiquityImperial RomeLate Roman EmpireSack of Rome
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      Early ChristianityAugustineAugustine of HippoManichaeism
1. Premessa; 2. La “brutalizzazione” della guerra: i saccheggi; 3. La memoria di una strage; 4. Lucrezia: «È meglio morire che vivere nel disonore».
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      Art HistoryRenaissance HistoryEarly Modern ItalySack of Rome
Il periodo che corre fra la fine del Quattrocento e i primi decenni del Cinquecento costituisce una fase cruciale e di svolta, una cesura cronologica, quanto ai rapori di ebrei e cristiani a Roma. Essa consente di inquadrare e spiegare... more
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      Minority StudiesHistory of the JewsRenaissance RomeSack of Rome
Third part of the introduction to the workshop organized around the publication of Umberto Roberto's book "Rome face aux barbares. Une histoire des sacs de la ville (Seuil, Paris, 2015)" (Lille, 11 December 2015)
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      Late Antique and Byzantine HistoryLate Antique and Byzantine StudiesPapacy (Medieval Church History)Late Antiquity
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      HistoryAncient HistoryArchaeologyRoman History
“Crisis” is a polyvalent concept. The word makes an ancient debut in Greek writings via the medical terminology to indicate a turning point in an illness that requires an instant decision. The conceptualization of the crisis is therefore... more
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      Early ChristianitySack of RomeCrisisCrisis
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      HistoryAncient HistoryCultural StudiesArchaeology
Alfonso de Valdés is usually presented as the secretary of Latin letters of Emperor Charles V, which is correct broadly speaking. Nevertheless, this presentation tends to be understood as if Valdés was a kind of personal secretary of... more
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      European HistoryModern HistoryReformation StudiesEmpires
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      PhilosophyEarly ChristianityAugustineAugustine of Hippo
Cronaca del sacco di Roma del 1527, scritta da un testimone oculare di nazionalità francese, un dipendente della cancelleria apostolica. Il quadro storico è perfettamente inattendibile, anche perché di parte ben oltre il lecito; ma per il... more
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      Renaissance RomeHistory of RomeSack of RomeCatholic Church History
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      Renaissance HistorySack of RomeFrancesco GuicciardiniMarin Sanudo
Organized by Pierre Jaillette, with the collaboration of Stephane Benoist and Dominic Moreau. Keynote speaker : Umberto Roberto (Università Europea di Roma). Other speakers : Javier Arce (Université de Lille 3 - SHS), Stephane Benoist... more
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      Late Antique and Byzantine StudiesRome, City ofLate Antique ArchaeologyLate Antiquity
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      Art HistoryItalian Renaissance ArtRenaissance Rome16th Century Italian Art
Uno dei documenti più agghiaccianti sul sacco di Roma del 1527: una impassibile partita doppia di perdite e ricavi, altamente istruttiva, in cui gli orrori sono un semplice complemento a un resoconto finanziario. È poco probabile che il... more
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      Papacy (Medieval Church History)History of Roman CatholicismSack of RomePapacy
Review of an important collection of essays on the fall of Rome in 410.
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      Late Antique and Byzantine StudiesRome, City ofLate Antique ArchaeologyLate Antiquity
Pacific Rim Roman Literature Seminar 34 : "Images of Early Rome"
Boston University, 11 to 12 July 2020
https://pacrim34.wordpress.com/schedule-of-speakers/
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      Roman HistoryRoman HistoriographyRoman RepublicEarly Rome
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      Roman HistoriographyDecadence (Literature)Sack of Rome
Als am 24. August 410 die gotischen Truppenverbände unter Alarich in Rom einfielen, kam die schwere Krise der Westhälfte des römischen Reichs zu einem symbolträchtigen Höhepunkt. Spätestens seit der Belagerung der Stadt zwei Jahre zuvor... more
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      Early ChristianityAugustineLate AntiquitySack of Rome