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Title: L-ahhar titjira ta' l-ajkla 2 : program 16
Other Titles: Fil-lvant ma Gustinjanu u martu Teodora
Authors: Peresso, Ġorġ
Buhagiar, Celaine
Keywords: Romans -- History
Issue Date: 2007
Citation: Peresso, G. (Writer & Producer), & Buhagiar, C. (Presenter & Producer). (2007). L-Ahhar Titjira ta’ l-ajkla [Radio series 2]. Campus FM
Abstract: The year 476 A.D. is commonly accepted by all historians as the end of the Western Roman empire. A hundred years before it happened, Rome was an immense power spread like an eagle over Europe, Africa and Asia Minor. What caused its downfall? What made it a prey to the barbaric invasions? Gorg Peresso, the author of this series, illuminates the panorama of the empire's end with a mix of authoritative writings from that period and contemporary historians. The result is more than a documentaed account, but a story full of action, brutality and intrigue of a divided empire.
Description: This program discusses Justinian who was crowned in 527, he named as co-regent his young wife Theodora. She was 15 years his junior and his opposite in nearly every way. She was social, witty, supremely self-confident, and never lost her head in a crisis. He adored her, and she was his most important adviser.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar//handle/123456789/9080
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