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|a Political memory and the Constantinian dynasty :
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|a New approaches to Byzantine history and culture
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|a This book is an exploration of political memory and disgrace in the reigns of Constantine and his sons. It uses the conditions of the early to mid-fourth century to argue that the deconstruction of political legitimacy should be viewed, first and foremost, as a collective phenomenon, the result of the actions of a diverse range of people responding to political change. It also challenges many positivist and teleological narratives of the Age of Constantine. Shifting the focus from the emperor and his sons onto their rivals and opponents, the Constantinian dynasty is placed back into the messy and ambiguous political environment from which it emerged. .
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|a Introduction -- 1. Maximian -- 2. Licinius -- 3. Crispus -- 4. Magnentius -- 5. Epilogue -- 6. Appendices.
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