Italy And Her Invaders volume 6
Italy And Her Invaders volume 6
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It extends from the death of Maurice (602) to the marriage of Leo IV and Irene (768).
For a discussion of the sources (evidently to a larg-e extent identical) from which Theophanes and Nicephorus drew the materials for their histories, and of the relation of these two writers to one another, see Bury, ii. 281 and 352. It should be noticed that Theophanes, though valuable and to a certain extent trustworthy for the events happening in the Eastern Empire, is extremely ill-informed as to transacti...ons in Western Europe. He places the flig-ht of Pope Stephen into France in the year 725, twenty-five years before that Pope's elevation. He knows nothing of Pope Gregory IH, and makes Zacharias the immediate successor of Greg-ory II, whose elevation to the Papacy he dates in 725 instead of 715. Strangest of all his errors, he makes . Constantine, the one Pope about whom he might have been expected to be well-informed by reason of his triumphal entry into Constantinople, succeed to the pontificate in 762, ^ With the Latin translation appended they occupy 340 closely printed pages of Migne's Patrologia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It extends from the death of Maurice (602) to the marriage of Leo IV and Irene (768).
For a discussion of the sources (evidently to a larg-e extent identical) from which Theophanes and Nicephorus drew the materials for their histories, and of the relation of these two writers to one another, see Bury, ii. 281 and 352. It should be noticed that Theophanes, though valuable and to a certain extent trustworthy for the events happening in the Eastern Empire, is extremely ill-informed as to transacti...ons in Western Europe. He places the flig-ht of Pope Stephen into France in the year 725, twenty-five years before that Pope's elevation. He knows nothing of Pope Gregory IH, and makes Zacharias the immediate successor of Greg-ory II, whose elevation to the Papacy he dates in 725 instead of 715. Strangest of all his errors, he makes . Constantine, the one Pope about whom he might have been expected to be well-informed by reason of his triumphal entry into Constantinople, succeed to the pontificate in 762, ^ With the Latin translation appended they occupy 340 closely printed pages of Migne's Patrologia.
What to read after Italy And Her Invaders volume 6?
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