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Explore the Late Roman State from Julian to Theodosius I, examining governance issues like inflation, office sales, and imperial succession. Witness the economic landscape with landowner wealth and Christian wealth redistribution.
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The Late Roman State: Government & the Economy I. Late Roman Government (from Julian to Theodosius I)
The Late Roman State: Government & the Economy I. Late Roman Government A. Problems of Running the State
Problems of Running the State: • Inflation of ranks and titles • Sale of office • Patronage • Imperial succession • Enormous size of the empire
The Late Roman State: Government & the Economy I. Late Roman Government A. Problems of Running the State B. A Totalitarian Regime?
The Late Roman State: Government & the Economy I. Late Roman Government A. Problems of Running the State B. A Totalitarian Regime? C. Continuity and Change
The Late Roman State: Government & the Economy I. Late Roman Government A. Problems of Running the State B. A Totalitarian Regime? C. Continuity and Change II. Roman Economy in the Fourth Century – 3 Developments
The Late Roman State: Government & the Economy I. Late Roman Government A. Problems of Running the State B. A Totalitarian Regime? C. Continuity and Change II. Roman Economy in the Fourth Century – 3 Developments A. Wealth of Great Landowners
Late Roman Economy & Society The Basis of Wealth: the land & its produce
The Late Roman State: Government & the Economy I. Late Roman Government A. Problems of Running the State B. A Totalitarian Regime? C. Continuity and Change II. Roman Economy in the Fourth Century – 3 Developments A. Wealth of Great Landowners B. Free Food & Supplies to Rome & Constantinople
The Late Roman State: Government & the Economy I. Late Roman Government A. Problems of Running the State B. A Totalitarian Regime? C. Continuity and Change II. Roman Economy in the Fourth Century – 3 Developments A. Wealth of Great Landowners B. Free Food & Supplies to Rome & Constantinople C. Christianity’s Effect on the Redistribution of Wealth
Something New: The Wealth of the Church Liturgical Vessels