The History of Rome

A weekly podcast tracing the history of the Roman Empire, beginning with Aeneas's arrival in Italy and ending with the exile of Romulus Augustulus, last Emperor of the Western Roman Empire. Now complete!

http://thehistoryofrome.typepad.com/the_history_of_rome/

Eine durchschnittliche Folge dieses Podcasts dauert 24m. Bisher sind 192 Folge(n) erschienen. Dieser Podcast erscheint wöchentlich.

Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 3 days 1 hour 27 minutes

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152- The Storm Before the Storm


In 375 the Huns exploded into Gothic territory, sending refugees fleeing for the saftey of the Roman Empire.


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 September 25, 2011  25m
 
 

151- Bursting a Blood Vessel


Valens spent the late 360s and early 370s dealing with hostile Goths in the north and hostile Persians in the east. In 375 he would be left to face these threats alone when Valentinian suddenly died.


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 September 11, 2011  25m
 
 

150- The Perils of Mismanagement


in the late 360s and early 370s AD Roman mismanagment of three different regions in the Western Empire led to armed conflict.


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 September 4, 2011  24m
 
 

149- The Great Conspiracy


In the winter of 367 Britannia was hit from all sides by a coordinated barbarian invasion. It would be more than a year before the Romans were able to reassert control over the island.


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 August 29, 2011  26m
 
 

148- The Cousin's Cousin


Shortly after Valentinian and Valens ascended to the throne, one of Julian the Apostate's maternal cousins seized control of Constantinople.


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 August 22, 2011  26m
 
 

147- Capitulation


Jovian extracted the Roman legions from the east at a heavy price. He then ruled the Empire for eight months before suddenly dying on his way to Constantinople in early 364.


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 August 15, 2011  25m
 
 

146- The Spear of Destiny


In 363 Julian launched an invasion of Sassanid Persia. He would die in battle just three months later.


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 August 8, 2011  25m
 
 

145- Julian the Apostate


Julian came to power in late 361 and immediately set about trying to turn back the clock on both Church and State.


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 July 31, 2011  27m
 
 

144- The Road to Constantinople


Once he was established as a force to be reckoned with in the west, Julian revolted against Constantius II in 360 after the Emperor ordered half the Gallic army redeployed to the eastern frontier.


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 July 25, 2011  26m
 
 

143- Julian the Pre-Apostate


After a childhood spent mostly in exile, Juian was elevated to the rank of Caesar in 355. His first assignment was to clear Gaul of Germanic invaders.


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 July 10, 2011  26m