The Roman Empire And Its Germanic Peoples (Paperback)

LIST OF GENEALOGICAL CHARTS 
CHRONOLOGIES 
INTRODUCTION 
ONE
Kings, Heroes, and Tribal Origins 
TWO
The Empire and the "New" Peoples:From the Marcomannic Wars to the End of the Third Century 
THREE
The Germanic Peoples as Enemies and Servants of the Empire in the Fourth Century
FOUR
Emperorship and Kingship on Roman Soil 
FIVE
The Hunnic Alternative 
SIX
The Kingdom of Toulouse (418-507):Pioneering Achievement and Failed Accommodation 
SEVEN
The Vandals (406-534): A Unique Case? 
EIGHT
Odovacar, or the Roman Empire That Did Not End 
NINE
Theodoric (451-526) and Clovis (466/467-511) 
TEN
A Battle for Rome (526l535-552/555) 
ELEVEN
Britain Too Was Not Conquered:The Making of England in the Fifth and Sixth Centuries 
TWELVE
The Burgundians: Weakness and Resilience (407/413-534) 
THIRTEEN
The Spanish Kingdom of the Visigoths (507/568-711/725):The First Nation of Europe 
FOURTEEN
The Longobard Epilogue (488-643/652) 
FIFTEEN
The Transformation of the Roman World 
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS 
NOTES 
BIBLIOGRAPHY 
INDEX
MAPS