The Barbarian Invasions. Invasion Rome and Persia threatened by nomadic migrations in the 300’s. – Rome Huns Germanic peoples Germans take over the Western.

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The Barbarian Invasions

Invasion Rome and Persia threatened by nomadic migrations in the 300’s. – Rome Huns Germanic peoples Germans take over the Western Roman Empire 476 CE. – Eastern Roman Empire remained intact, with capital at Constantinople.

Invasion or migration? Did Rome lose... or fail?

Roman Empire recovers under Justinian, 527 CE. – Took back much of the Western Mediterranean from Germans. – Justinian reformed Roman law, Codex Digests Institutions.

Barbarian Invasions of Rome Goths (Ostrogoths, Visigoths) – Out of Scandinavia – Ostrogoths settle in northern Italy – Visigoths settle in Spain Vandals – Settle in North Africa Huns – Out of Central Asia – Defeated at Chalons, 451

The Celts Rome’s “Original” Barbarians By 500 BCE By 275 BCE

Revived Roman Empire under Justinian I

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Codex Justinianus (Corpus Juris Civilis) – Codex - A listing of edicts to 529 – Digest - Collected Roman legal writings – Institutions - Student textbook The foundation of: – European civil law – Canon law