Roman conquest of Spain: the economic motive
There is little doubt that the Romans benefited from their efforts in Spain, especially in their systematic exploitation of its natural resources. Were the economic advantages of Spain only apparent after the first half century of Roman occupation?
Castra et Coloniae: The Role of the Roman Army in the Romanization and Urbanization of Spain
It is to that urbanization of empire and its curious offshoot of Romanization – with all of its positive and negative connotations – that this paper will be addressed and, specifically, the role of the Roman army in its transmission.
Did Ulysses Travel to Atlantis?
Good fiction imitates facts. Plato declared that his Atlantis tale is philosophical fiction invented to describe his fictitious ideal state in the case of war.
The Huns and the End of the Roman Empire in Western Europe
The Huns and the End of the Roman Empire in Western Europe Peter Heather English Historical Review: Vol.110 No.435 (1995) Abstract Based on the…