The Historians' History of the World in Twenty-five Volumes

Delve into the fascinating decline and transformation of the Roman world with Volume 7 of "The Historians' History of the World," subtitled "The History of the Later Roman Empire." This meticulously prepared volume offers a comprehensive exploration of Late Antiquity, a pivotal era bridging ancient history and the rise of the Byzantine Empire.

Explore the political intrigues, social shifts, and military conflicts that shaped the destiny of the Roman Empire during its later years. Covering key events and figures, this volume provides invaluable insights into the forces that ultimately led to the empire's fragmentation and the emergence of new powers in Europe and beyond. A vital resource for students, researchers, and anyone captivated by the grand sweep of world history, particularly the enduring legacy of the Roman Empire.

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