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1 Barbarians and The Fall of Rome: Realities & Theories

2 Barbarians and The Fall of Rome: Realities & Theories
I. A Shrinking Empire

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5 Barbarians and The Fall of Rome: Realities & Theories
I. A Shrinking Empire II. A Disappearing Army

6 Barbarians and The Fall of Rome: Realities & Theories
I. A Shrinking Empire II. A Disappearing Army III. Theories Regarding the Fall of Rome (Discussion)

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8 Augustine, City of God: - How does Augustine, as a Christian thinker, interpret the crumbling of the Roman Empire, specifically the sack of Rome by Alaric in 410? - How does his notion of the “two cities” in the City of God (at least in the section that you’ve read) suggest a Xn response to or explanation of this event?

9 Barbarians and The Fall of Rome: Realities & Theories
I. A Shrinking Empire II. A Disappearing Army III. Theories Regarding the Fall of Rome (Discussion) Conclusion

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11 Gibbon: “The Triumph of Barbarism”

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