Anthemius (Latin: Procopius Anthemius Augustus) (c. 420 – 11 July 472) was Western Roman Emperor from 467 to 472.
Perhaps the last capable Western Roman Emperor, Anthemius attempted to solve the two primary military challenges facing the remains of the Western Roman Empire: the resurgent Visigoths, under Euric, whose domain straddled the Pyrenees; and the unvanquished Vandals, under Geiseric, in undisputed control of North Africa. Anthemius was killed by Ricimer, his own general of Gothic descent, who contested power with him.
Anthemius was the grandson of Flavius Philippus, praetorian prefect of the East in 346. He rose to prominence during the reign of Arcadius, when he was appointed comes sacrarum largitionum ("Count of the Sacred Largesses") around or in 400 and later magister officiorum ("Master of the Offices") in 404. He occupied the latter position during the disturbances which followed John Chrysostom's final deposition from the patriarchate (Easter, 404). John's enemies demanded troops from him with which to disperse the crowd. At first he refused, but then yielded, declaring that they were responsible for the consequences.
Flavius Anthemius: Praetorian Prefect and Imperial Regent - The Life and Legacy of a Roman Statesman
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Anthemius was the last Roman emperor of the west of any real consequence. He was a good administrator and managed to unite the disparate parts of the western Roman Empire together. However, his failure abroad and enemies at home eventually brought his reign to an end. but This is also an April Fool edition of Eastern Roman History.
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Honorius and Stilicho - Late Roman Empire
Theodosius is now dead and the empire is split in two for the final time. The eventful three decades long reign of emperor Honorius was a turning point for the roman state.
⏰ Timestamps
0:00 - Introduction
0:52 - Political turmoil
5:51 - Stilicho defends the West
7:27 - Crossing of the Rhine
10:54 - Sack of Rome
13:21 - Gallic usurpers
15:10 - Hypatia
16:50 - Constantius Augustus
18:05 - Honorius' last years
19:43 - Conclusion
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Village in Ruins - Experia
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Super Hero - Bonnie Grace
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Happily Unknowing - Christian Andersen
The Last Disaster - Howard Harper-Barnes
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Centurion Showcase: Praetorian Prefect
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The Theodosians (Eastern Rome Summarized IV)
The Theodosian dynasty was an important and influential one in Roman history. Theodosius I split the Empire and paved way for the survival of the East. Arcadius and Honorius... just filled the power vacuum. Theodosius II and his gang built an unbreakable wall that defended Constantinople until 1453, created a universal law code, and further shaped the characteristics of the Eastern Roman Empire. Marcianus pushed the Eastern Empire into a golden age. So yeah, there's a lot to talk about.
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The East at its Peak (Eastern Rome Summarized V)
As the Theodosian dynasty ends, a new one arises: the Leonid line of Roman Emperors. An unlikely Thracian, Leo, was placed on the throne of the Eastern Empire by Aspar the kingmaker, but he intended to not be a puppet. He fought off Aspar's control and his successors continued to reform and stabilize the Empire, up to the point that when the Leonid dynasty died out, the new Emperor Justin inherited a splendid, prosperous state at the height of its glory.
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"Flavius Anthemius was a high-ranking official of the late Roman Empire. He is notable as a praetorian prefect of the East and effective regent of the Eastern Roman Empire during the later reign of Arcadius and the first years of Theodosius II, during which time he supervised the construction of the first set of the famous Theodosian Walls."
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The legends say Romulus founded the Eternal City of Rome on the banks of the Tiber in 753 B.C.. Augustus (or at least so he said) had re-founded Rome from a decaying pile of bricks to a gleaming city of imperial marble during the end of the quite tumultuous 1st Century B.C. which coincided with the Fall of the Roman Republic as it transitioned into the Principate Era of the now Roman Empire.
Then Constantine I had packed up and went Eastward to found the New Rome which would be known as Constantinople (the "City of Constantine") on the banks of the Bosphorus. Ironically, harkening back to the days of competent and far-sighted Roman leadership such as under the first Roman Emperor Augustus, Flavius Anthemius had been essentially the second founder of Constantinople.
Anthemius was the grandson of Flavius Philippus, a Praetorian Prefect of the East in 346. He rose to prominence during the reign of Arcadius, when he was appointed Comes Sacrarum Largitionum ("Count of the Sacred Largesses") around / or in 400 and later the Magister Officiorum ("Master of the Offices") in 404.
It was under his tenure as Praetorian Prefect of the East and the Effective Regent of both the Eastern Roman / Byzantine Emperors, Arcadius and later Theodosius II that the administration of the Eastern Half of the Roman Empire would be in the hands of an extremely capable, yet seldomly celebrated statesman and under his guidance New Rome would solidify symbolically and literally the fortifications that would stand as the preserver of the cultural and political vestiges of the classical Greco-Roman World which was gradually giving way to modernity.
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"Flavius Anthemius was a high-ranking official of the late Roman Empire. He is notable as a praetorian prefect of the East and effective regent of the Eastern Roman Empire during the later reign of Arcadius and the first years of Theodosius II, during which time he supervised the construction of the first set of the famous Theodosian Walls."
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The legends say Romulus founded the Eternal City of Rome on the banks of the Tiber in 753 B.C.. Augustus (or at least so he said) had re-founded Rome from a decaying pile of bricks to a gleaming city of imperial marble during the end of the quite tumultuous 1st Century B.C. which coincided with the Fall of the Roman Republic as it transitioned into the Principate Era of the now Roman Empire.
Then Constantine I had packed up and went Eastward to found the New Rome which would be known as Constantinople (the "City of Constantine") on the banks of the Bosphorus. Ironically, harkening back to the days of competent and far-sighted Roman leadership such as under the first Roman Emperor Augustus, Flavius Anthemius had been essentially the second founder of Constantinople.
Anthemius was the grandson of Flavius Philippus, a Praetorian Prefect of the East in 346. He rose to prominence during the reign of Arcadius, when he was appointed Comes Sacrarum Largitionum ("Count of the Sacred Largesses") around / or in 400 and later the Magister Officiorum ("Master of the Offices") in 404.
It was under his tenure as Praetorian Prefect of the East and the Effective Regent of both the Eastern Roman / Byzantine Emperors, Arcadius and later Theodosius II that the administration of the Eastern Half of the Roman Empire would be in the hands of an extremely capable, yet seldomly celebrated statesman and under his guidance New Rome would solidify symbolically and literally the fortifications that would stand as the preserver of the cultural and political vestiges of the classical Greco-Roman World which was gradually giving way to modernity.
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Our Medium Article: https://medium.com/@GetNuanced/flavius-anthemius-praetorian-prefect-of-the-east-and-imperial-regent-of-theodosius-ii-37592c387c13
His Wikipedia Page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anthemius_(praetorian_prefect)
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Anthemius was the last Roman emperor of the west of any real consequence. He was a good administrator and managed to unite the disparate parts of the western Ro...
Anthemius was the last Roman emperor of the west of any real consequence. He was a good administrator and managed to unite the disparate parts of the western Roman Empire together. However, his failure abroad and enemies at home eventually brought his reign to an end. but This is also an April Fool edition of Eastern Roman History.
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Anthemius was the last Roman emperor of the west of any real consequence. He was a good administrator and managed to unite the disparate parts of the western Roman Empire together. However, his failure abroad and enemies at home eventually brought his reign to an end. but This is also an April Fool edition of Eastern Roman History.
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'Ambient' by Jason Graves from Rise and Fall: Civilisations at War by Stainless Steel Studios and Midway Games.
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Theodosius is now dead and the empire is split in two for the final time. The eventful three decades long reign of emperor Honorius was a turning point for the ...
Theodosius is now dead and the empire is split in two for the final time. The eventful three decades long reign of emperor Honorius was a turning point for the roman state.
⏰ Timestamps
0:00 - Introduction
0:52 - Political turmoil
5:51 - Stilicho defends the West
7:27 - Crossing of the Rhine
10:54 - Sack of Rome
13:21 - Gallic usurpers
15:10 - Hypatia
16:50 - Constantius Augustus
18:05 - Honorius' last years
19:43 - Conclusion
🎵 Music
https://www.epidemicsound.com/
The Portal - Bonnie Grace
Under the Cherry Tree - Jon Bjork
Village in Ruins - Experia
Behind Every Powerful Man - Howard Harper-Barnes
Super Hero - Bonnie Grace
A Lesson in Vengeance - Experia
Tourbillon - Edward Karl Hanson
Happily Unknowing - Christian Andersen
The Last Disaster - Howard Harper-Barnes
The Lifeguard - Jon Bjork
Loyalty - Philip Ayers
Scourge of the Scarab - Deskant
📚 Main sources
- Hugh Elton, The Roman Empire of Late Antiquity; 2016
- Mondéran Yves, L’Empire romain tardif 235-395 ap. J.-C. 2e édition mise à jour: ellipses; 2016
- Morisson Cécile, Le Monde Byzantin I - L'empire rome d'Orient (330-641): puf; 2012
- Duncann H. Rome Antique L’épopée d’un grand empire: Parragon; 2008
- Becheau F. Histoire des conciles : Christ, Source de vie; 2004
- Rémy B, Oshimizu Y. Dioclétien : L'Empire Restauré. Malakoff: Armand Colin; 2016
- Maraval Pierre, Les Fils de Constantin : CNRS Editions; 2013
- Jerphagnon Lucien, Julien dit l'Apostat : Seuil; 1986
- Lançon B. Théodose: Perrin; 2014
🌐 Internet sources
- Wikipedia fr eng, 2021
- Historical Map Animators, Youtube, https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3HQP1hB-lfQX-GYrqIwoyqzybK3y6Auh
📽️ More videos
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- https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3HQP1hB-lfQX-GYrqIwoyqzybK3y6Auh
Theodosius is now dead and the empire is split in two for the final time. The eventful three decades long reign of emperor Honorius was a turning point for the roman state.
⏰ Timestamps
0:00 - Introduction
0:52 - Political turmoil
5:51 - Stilicho defends the West
7:27 - Crossing of the Rhine
10:54 - Sack of Rome
13:21 - Gallic usurpers
15:10 - Hypatia
16:50 - Constantius Augustus
18:05 - Honorius' last years
19:43 - Conclusion
🎵 Music
https://www.epidemicsound.com/
The Portal - Bonnie Grace
Under the Cherry Tree - Jon Bjork
Village in Ruins - Experia
Behind Every Powerful Man - Howard Harper-Barnes
Super Hero - Bonnie Grace
A Lesson in Vengeance - Experia
Tourbillon - Edward Karl Hanson
Happily Unknowing - Christian Andersen
The Last Disaster - Howard Harper-Barnes
The Lifeguard - Jon Bjork
Loyalty - Philip Ayers
Scourge of the Scarab - Deskant
📚 Main sources
- Hugh Elton, The Roman Empire of Late Antiquity; 2016
- Mondéran Yves, L’Empire romain tardif 235-395 ap. J.-C. 2e édition mise à jour: ellipses; 2016
- Morisson Cécile, Le Monde Byzantin I - L'empire rome d'Orient (330-641): puf; 2012
- Duncann H. Rome Antique L’épopée d’un grand empire: Parragon; 2008
- Becheau F. Histoire des conciles : Christ, Source de vie; 2004
- Rémy B, Oshimizu Y. Dioclétien : L'Empire Restauré. Malakoff: Armand Colin; 2016
- Maraval Pierre, Les Fils de Constantin : CNRS Editions; 2013
- Jerphagnon Lucien, Julien dit l'Apostat : Seuil; 1986
- Lançon B. Théodose: Perrin; 2014
🌐 Internet sources
- Wikipedia fr eng, 2021
- Historical Map Animators, Youtube, https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3HQP1hB-lfQX-GYrqIwoyqzybK3y6Auh
📽️ More videos
- https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3HQP1hB-lfSWFBbdq5wQUSj0yS5Cg-5B
- https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3HQP1hB-lfQX-GYrqIwoyqzybK3y6Auh
Hello this is Father Artemus, I've been around since the closed Beta and the main reason I continue to play is the potential that each hero has to look great. S...
Hello this is Father Artemus, I've been around since the closed Beta and the main reason I continue to play is the potential that each hero has to look great. So I decided to create a series where I showcase my outfits set and maybe in the future take suggestions for more designs.
Song used in video: Total War:Attila Soundtrack | Roman battle theme
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Hello this is Father Artemus, I've been around since the closed Beta and the main reason I continue to play is the potential that each hero has to look great. So I decided to create a series where I showcase my outfits set and maybe in the future take suggestions for more designs.
Song used in video: Total War:Attila Soundtrack | Roman battle theme
https://youtu.be/OYUFF9gq_SY
The Theodosian dynasty was an important and influential one in Roman history. Theodosius I split the Empire and paved way for the survival of the East. Arcadius...
The Theodosian dynasty was an important and influential one in Roman history. Theodosius I split the Empire and paved way for the survival of the East. Arcadius and Honorius... just filled the power vacuum. Theodosius II and his gang built an unbreakable wall that defended Constantinople until 1453, created a universal law code, and further shaped the characteristics of the Eastern Roman Empire. Marcianus pushed the Eastern Empire into a golden age. So yeah, there's a lot to talk about.
I had a lot of fun making this. The next video will be about the glorious golden age of Eastern Rome, and then we will cover Justinian!
Anyway, if you like this video, please subscribe and share it with your friends!
The Theodosian dynasty was an important and influential one in Roman history. Theodosius I split the Empire and paved way for the survival of the East. Arcadius and Honorius... just filled the power vacuum. Theodosius II and his gang built an unbreakable wall that defended Constantinople until 1453, created a universal law code, and further shaped the characteristics of the Eastern Roman Empire. Marcianus pushed the Eastern Empire into a golden age. So yeah, there's a lot to talk about.
I had a lot of fun making this. The next video will be about the glorious golden age of Eastern Rome, and then we will cover Justinian!
Anyway, if you like this video, please subscribe and share it with your friends!
As the Theodosian dynasty ends, a new one arises: the Leonid line of Roman Emperors. An unlikely Thracian, Leo, was placed on the throne of the Eastern Empire b...
As the Theodosian dynasty ends, a new one arises: the Leonid line of Roman Emperors. An unlikely Thracian, Leo, was placed on the throne of the Eastern Empire by Aspar the kingmaker, but he intended to not be a puppet. He fought off Aspar's control and his successors continued to reform and stabilize the Empire, up to the point that when the Leonid dynasty died out, the new Emperor Justin inherited a splendid, prosperous state at the height of its glory.
And yes this is all a prelude to set up the stage for Justinian's epic reconquest, the subject of the next video! So make sure to subscribe if you are interested.
Music used in this video are all from Assassin's Creed Revelations: The Complete Soundtrack. Composed by Jesper Kyd and Lorne Balfe. In order of track appearance:
Sailing to Constantinople
The Wounded Eagle
Constantinopolis
Nova Roma
Istanbul
Passing on the Torch
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As the Theodosian dynasty ends, a new one arises: the Leonid line of Roman Emperors. An unlikely Thracian, Leo, was placed on the throne of the Eastern Empire by Aspar the kingmaker, but he intended to not be a puppet. He fought off Aspar's control and his successors continued to reform and stabilize the Empire, up to the point that when the Leonid dynasty died out, the new Emperor Justin inherited a splendid, prosperous state at the height of its glory.
And yes this is all a prelude to set up the stage for Justinian's epic reconquest, the subject of the next video! So make sure to subscribe if you are interested.
Music used in this video are all from Assassin's Creed Revelations: The Complete Soundtrack. Composed by Jesper Kyd and Lorne Balfe. In order of track appearance:
Sailing to Constantinople
The Wounded Eagle
Constantinopolis
Nova Roma
Istanbul
Passing on the Torch
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In this video we shall explore the state of the city of Rome during its peak. Firstly, when was the peak even? We shall see: A lot later than is commonly believed. We shall see how the emperor Maxentius, a very unknown emperor, built the last magnificent buildings of imperial stature in ancient Rome. We shall also see how Constantine then added a few more buildings, but then abandoned the old capital for his Nova Roma, his new Christian capital in the east. That is when the decline of Rome would start.
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In this video we shall explore the state of the city of Rome during its peak. Firstly, when was the peak even? We shall see: A lot later than is commonly believed. We shall see how the emperor Maxentius, a very unknown emperor, built the last magnificent buildings of imperial stature in ancient Rome. We shall also see how Constantine then added a few more buildings, but then abandoned the old capital for his Nova Roma, his new Christian capital in the east. That is when the decline of Rome would start.
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"Flavius Anthemius was a high-ranking official of the late Roman Empire. He is notable as a praetorian prefect of the East and effective regent of the Eastern Roman Empire during the later reign of Arcadius and the first years of Theodosius II, during which time he supervised the construction of the first set of the famous Theodosian Walls."
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The legends say Romulus founded the Eternal City of Rome on the banks of the Tiber in 753 B.C.. Augustus (or at least so he said) had re-founded Rome from a decaying pile of bricks to a gleaming city of imperial marble during the end of the quite tumultuous 1st Century B.C. which coincided with the Fall of the Roman Republic as it transitioned into the Principate Era of the now Roman Empire.
Then Constantine I had packed up and went Eastward to found the New Rome which would be known as Constantinople (the "City of Constantine") on the banks of the Bosphorus. Ironically, harkening back to the days of competent and far-sighted Roman leadership such as under the first Roman Emperor Augustus, Flavius Anthemius had been essentially the second founder of Constantinople.
Anthemius was the grandson of Flavius Philippus, a Praetorian Prefect of the East in 346. He rose to prominence during the reign of Arcadius, when he was appointed Comes Sacrarum Largitionum ("Count of the Sacred Largesses") around / or in 400 and later the Magister Officiorum ("Master of the Offices") in 404.
It was under his tenure as Praetorian Prefect of the East and the Effective Regent of both the Eastern Roman / Byzantine Emperors, Arcadius and later Theodosius II that the administration of the Eastern Half of the Roman Empire would be in the hands of an extremely capable, yet seldomly celebrated statesman and under his guidance New Rome would solidify symbolically and literally the fortifications that would stand as the preserver of the cultural and political vestiges of the classical Greco-Roman World which was gradually giving way to modernity.
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Anthemius was the last Roman emperor of the west of any real consequence. He was a good administrator and managed to unite the disparate parts of the western Roman Empire together. However, his failure abroad and enemies at home eventually brought his reign to an end. but This is also an April Fool edition of Eastern Roman History.
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Theodosius is now dead and the empire is split in two for the final time. The eventful three decades long reign of emperor Honorius was a turning point for the roman state.
⏰ Timestamps
0:00 - Introduction
0:52 - Political turmoil
5:51 - Stilicho defends the West
7:27 - Crossing of the Rhine
10:54 - Sack of Rome
13:21 - Gallic usurpers
15:10 - Hypatia
16:50 - Constantius Augustus
18:05 - Honorius' last years
19:43 - Conclusion
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The Portal - Bonnie Grace
Under the Cherry Tree - Jon Bjork
Village in Ruins - Experia
Behind Every Powerful Man - Howard Harper-Barnes
Super Hero - Bonnie Grace
A Lesson in Vengeance - Experia
Tourbillon - Edward Karl Hanson
Happily Unknowing - Christian Andersen
The Last Disaster - Howard Harper-Barnes
The Lifeguard - Jon Bjork
Loyalty - Philip Ayers
Scourge of the Scarab - Deskant
📚 Main sources
- Hugh Elton, The Roman Empire of Late Antiquity; 2016
- Mondéran Yves, L’Empire romain tardif 235-395 ap. J.-C. 2e édition mise à jour: ellipses; 2016
- Morisson Cécile, Le Monde Byzantin I - L'empire rome d'Orient (330-641): puf; 2012
- Duncann H. Rome Antique L’épopée d’un grand empire: Parragon; 2008
- Becheau F. Histoire des conciles : Christ, Source de vie; 2004
- Rémy B, Oshimizu Y. Dioclétien : L'Empire Restauré. Malakoff: Armand Colin; 2016
- Maraval Pierre, Les Fils de Constantin : CNRS Editions; 2013
- Jerphagnon Lucien, Julien dit l'Apostat : Seuil; 1986
- Lançon B. Théodose: Perrin; 2014
🌐 Internet sources
- Wikipedia fr eng, 2021
- Historical Map Animators, Youtube, https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3HQP1hB-lfQX-GYrqIwoyqzybK3y6Auh
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Hello this is Father Artemus, I've been around since the closed Beta and the main reason I continue to play is the potential that each hero has to look great. So I decided to create a series where I showcase my outfits set and maybe in the future take suggestions for more designs.
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The Theodosian dynasty was an important and influential one in Roman history. Theodosius I split the Empire and paved way for the survival of the East. Arcadius and Honorius... just filled the power vacuum. Theodosius II and his gang built an unbreakable wall that defended Constantinople until 1453, created a universal law code, and further shaped the characteristics of the Eastern Roman Empire. Marcianus pushed the Eastern Empire into a golden age. So yeah, there's a lot to talk about.
I had a lot of fun making this. The next video will be about the glorious golden age of Eastern Rome, and then we will cover Justinian!
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As the Theodosian dynasty ends, a new one arises: the Leonid line of Roman Emperors. An unlikely Thracian, Leo, was placed on the throne of the Eastern Empire by Aspar the kingmaker, but he intended to not be a puppet. He fought off Aspar's control and his successors continued to reform and stabilize the Empire, up to the point that when the Leonid dynasty died out, the new Emperor Justin inherited a splendid, prosperous state at the height of its glory.
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Sailing to Constantinople
The Wounded Eagle
Constantinopolis
Nova Roma
Istanbul
Passing on the Torch
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In this video we shall explore the state of the city of Rome during its peak. Firstly, when was the peak even? We shall see: A lot later than is commonly believed. We shall see how the emperor Maxentius, a very unknown emperor, built the last magnificent buildings of imperial stature in ancient Rome. We shall also see how Constantine then added a few more buildings, but then abandoned the old capital for his Nova Roma, his new Christian capital in the east. That is when the decline of Rome would start.
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2. "Rome: Profile of a City, 312-1308" by Richard Krautheimer https://amzn.to/3yyChgp
3. "Rome: An Urban History from Antiquity to the Present" by Rabun Taylor https://amzn.to/322ClsZ
These are all excellent books if you are like me, absolutely fascinated by the transition of Rome from late antiquity to the early medieval period.
📚 One of our favorite books about the Fall of the Roman Empire, "The Fall of Rome" by Bryan Ward-Perkins: https://amzn.to/3FXeDNg
The wonderful background music is by Adrian von Ziegler: https://youtu.be/USz9cwVSaqg
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Anthemius (Latin: Procopius Anthemius Augustus) (c. 420 – 11 July 472) was Western Roman Emperor from 467 to 472.
Perhaps the last capable Western Roman Emperor, Anthemius attempted to solve the two primary military challenges facing the remains of the Western Roman Empire: the resurgent Visigoths, under Euric, whose domain straddled the Pyrenees; and the unvanquished Vandals, under Geiseric, in undisputed control of North Africa. Anthemius was killed by Ricimer, his own general of Gothic descent, who contested power with him.