ACLS Humanities E-Book: Byzantine military unrest, 471-843: an interpretation

Byzantine military unrest, 471-843: an interpretation

Kaegi, Walter Emil.

Year: 1981.

Publisher: Hakkert.

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Frontmatter

Foreword

Abbreviations

Introduction

Some Characteristics of Eastern Roman Military Unrest in the Fifth Century

The Age of Justinian: Expeditionary Campaigns and Indiscipline

Military and Religious Disturbances on the Eastern Frontier

The Persistence and Intensification of Sedition in the Balkans

Military Unrest in the Early Seventh Century

Insurrection on the Receding Seventh-Century Eastern Frontier

The Growth of Military Influence 641-685

Towards an Understanding of the "Twenty Years of Anarchy"

The Byzantine Thematic Armies in the First Iconoclastic Period (726-787)

Intensification and Subsidence of Unrest

Epilogue: Trends in Military Unrest during the Ninth Century

General Conclusions

Bibliography

Index

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Title:

Byzantine military unrest, 471-843 : an interpretation Walter Emil Kaegi, Jr.

Author:

Kaegi, Walter Emil

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University of Michigan Library, Scholarly Publishing Office
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2008
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Byzantine military unrest, 471-843 : an interpretation Walter Emil Kaegi, Jr.
Kaegi, Walter Emil
Amsterdam: Hakkert, 1981.

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http://hdl.handle.net/2027/heb.02877

Subject Headings:

• Byzantine Empire -- History, Military -- To 527
• Byzantine Empire -- History, Military -- 527-1081

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• Includes index.
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