089478
Ware
1998
12,5×19,5
meki
1056
engleski
Price: 15,00 EUR
Edward Gibbon’s seminal historical work represents one of the most important and influential historiographical achievements in the history of literature. Written in the 18th century, this monumental work offers a comprehensive analysis of the demise of the Roman Empire, tracing its evolution from the height of its power during the Antonine age to the fall of Constantinople. Gibbon’s incisive style, Enlightenment critique, and deep understanding of political and social processes make this book essential reading for any student of ancient and medieval history. This copy is a practical and highly regarded single-volume edition from 1998. This specific edition features a carefully curated choice of 28 selected chapters, making it an ideal, clear, and accessible read for students and the wider public alike. The volume has been edited and annotated, with a comprehensive introduction, by experts Antony Lentin and Brian Norman. The edition is also equipped with useful supplementary material: a glossary, a list of maps, a chronological list of emperors, and a detailed list of chapter titles.
