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HIST2045 - Transformations of the Roman World

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To what extent were the Visigoths distinct from the native population of Spain?

Was the Mutiny at the Hyphasis River Inevitable, and How Does It Affect Our Evaluation of Alexander As King and General?

To what extent was the late-Roman world destroyed by a series of external blows during the sixth and seventh centuries?

How successfully did Caesar exploit Roman love of spectacles for his own political benefit?

What was the nature of the relationship between England and the Roman Empirein the period from the start of the C4th BC to the Claudian invasion of AD43? How and why did that interaction change?

Why Did the Western Roman Empire Collapse in the Fifth Century?

Could the Roman Empire Still be ‘Regarded as a Single Community’ in the Sixth Century?

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