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SOME PROBLEMS OF RELATIONS OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE WITH THE BARBARIAN WORLD / [Kolosovskaja, J. K.]

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Appartient au périodique : Vestnik drevnej istorii, 2 fasc. 217, 0321-0391

Publication: 1996 Description: p. 146-166Langue: AnglaisRusse Auteur principal: Kolosovskaja, J. K Résumé: The article is devoted to the study of interrelations between the roman empire and the barbarian world. The author proceeds from the premise that ties between both worlds were a natural and necessary phenomenon in the course of general historical development....

Sujet: province • frontière • Barbares • Romains • Slaves Lieu: Monde romain • Danube Époque: Antiquité romaine • Empire romain

Mots libres: limes -- Romains/Barbares . Item type: Extrait

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The article is devoted to the study of interrelations between the roman empire and the barbarian world. The author proceeds from the premise that ties between both worlds were a natural and necessary phenomenon in the course of general historical development...

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