The Cambridge Ancient History Vol Xii

Continuing the acclaimed Cambridge Ancient History series, this volume examines the tumultuous period of the Roman Empire's decline, from the reign of Commodus to the accession of Diocletian. Illustrated with maps, charts, and photographs, it is an essential resource for students and scholars of classical history.

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