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Between Sanabor and Col several finds were found, which further suggest that in the past military operations were held in this area. An example is the discovery of a slingshot lead projectile in Gradišče near Sanabor. Such projectiles are... more
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      Roman HistoryWar StudiesRoman ArmyLate Roman Empire
This work studies the image of Byzantine emperors, from Theodosius I to Heraclius, as they are reflected by a Xth century manuscript called The Patria, which is a compilation of four books that focuses on the city of Constantinople and... more
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      Byzantine StudiesLate AntiquityConstantinopleDiegesis
RESUMEN. El convencionalmente pero mal llamado “missorium de Teodosio I” (en realidad es un clípeo) fue hallado casualmente en 1847 en tierras de labor de Almendralejo (unos 25 km al S. de Mérida, Augusta Emerita, capital de Lusitania) y... more
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      Late Antique ArchaeologyLate AntiquityByzantine ArchaeologyLate Roman Empire
Libretto Mostra didattica in occasione dell'Anno Costantiniano 2013.
Presenta uno spaccato del periodo storico e la vicenda dell'evangelizzazione delle terre cusiano ad opera di Giulio e Giuliano.
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      ArchaeologyLetteratura cristiana antica; Letteratura latina tardoanticaArcheologia Tardoantica E PaleocristianaArcheologia dei Paesaggi - Archeologia Tardoantica e Medievale
Teodosio I, emperador hispano que fortaleció el Imperio romano en un periodo crítico y convulso, en medio de las invasiones bárbaras y de numerosas derrotas. Ello no fue óbice para que desarrollara una política consciente y consecuente.... more
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      CristianismoAntigüedad TardíaFoederatiTeodosio
ENGLISH ABSTRACT On November 24 th 380, Theodosius I celebrated his first aduentus in Constantinople and inaugurated a new period of the Roman Empire. Several women of his family arrived with him, and one of them was his adopted daughter... more
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      Roman ArmyBarbariansMarriageEjército romano
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      Storia Del Diritto RomanoDiritto romanoDisco De TeodosioTeodosio I
Abstract: Historians of the Later Roman Empire have always been concerned with the Emperor 's image and representations. One problem with this is that many of these historians have often confused the imperial image with the extent of the... more
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      Ancient HistoryRoman HistoryIdeologyLate Antiquity
Resumen. Este texto analiza el legado de la gestión de la casa de Braganza por parte de su quinto du-que, Teodósio I (1532-1563). En él se estudia el impacto directo de sus decisiones sobre el gobierno de la familia, de la casa y del... more
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      late medieval and early modern history of European nobility and courtsNoblezaTeodosio IDuque de Braganza
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      ChristianityArchaeologyClassical ArchaeologyRoman History
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      Codex TheodosianusAdulterioTeodosio I
Resumen: Teodosio I, emperador hispano que fortaleció el Imperio romano en un periodo crítico y convulso, en medio de las invasiones bárbaras y de numerosas derrotas. Ello no fue óbice para que desarrollara una política consciente y... more
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      ChristianityHistory of ChristianityEarly ChristianityLate Antiquity
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      late medieval and early modern history of European nobility and courtsNoblezaTeodosio IDuque de Braganza
In this paper the following questions concerning Libanius' speeches addressed to Emperor Theodosius are dealt with: Firstly, the mentioned speeches are reviewed in order to point out in them the social and political background of the age... more
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      Análisis del DiscursoAntigüedad TardíaImperio romanoArqueología, Historia Antigua, Antigüedad Tardía, Roma, Hispania, Mundo Ibérico
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      Late Antique and Byzantine HistoryLate Antique and Byzantine StudiesLate Antique ArchaeologyEarly Christianity