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Survival in the East

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47:10·2012·undergraduate level

This lecture examines how the Eastern Roman (Byzantine) Empire survived the fifth-century Western collapse, contrasting its urbanization and economic strength with the West's fragmentation. Procopius's Secret History offers a critical perspective on Emperor Justinian's reign and the later pressures from Persia, Slavs, Avars, and Arabs.

The Early Middle Ages, 284--1000 (HIST 210)

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