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- catalog abstract "Firsthand accounts of barbarian invaders from Herodotus (d. 424 B.C.) to the fall of Constantinople (1553). Scythians, Huns, Vandals, Mongols, Turks are seen through the same of fear, ignorance and bias.".
- catalog contributor b11011314.
- catalog created "c1998.".
- catalog date "1998".
- catalog date "c1998.".
- catalog dateCopyrighted "c1998.".
- catalog description "A Barbarian Chronology -- I. Barbarians on the Landscape. from Geography, A.D. 24 / Strabo -- II. The Greeks' Barbarians. "Scythians and Thracians," 424 B.C. / Herodotus -- III. Rome Encounters the Celts. "Romans and Celts Battle in Umbria," ca. 390 B.C. / Diodorus Siculus. "The Celts Enter Rome," ca. 390 B.C. / Livy. "The Early Celtic -- Roman Wars," 225 B.C. / Polybius -- IV. Gaul. "On the Gauls," 58 B.C. / Julius Caesar. "On the People and Customs of Gaul," ca. 50 B.C. / Diodorus Siculus. "Border Battles," 55 B.C. / Julius Caesar -- V. Germany. "On the Germans," 55 B.C. / Julius Caesar. Germania, A.D. 98 / Tacitus -- VI. Britain. "The First Invasion of Britain," 55 B.C. / Julius Caesar. "The People and Customs of Britain," ca. 50 B.C. / Diodorus Siculus. "A Battle Between Romans and Caledonians in Southern Scotland," ca. A.D. 80 / Tacitus -- ".
- catalog description "Firsthand accounts of barbarian invaders from Herodotus (d. 424 B.C.) to the fall of Constantinople (1553). Scythians, Huns, Vandals, Mongols, Turks are seen through the same of fear, ignorance and bias.".
- catalog description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
- catalog description "VII. The Goths Turn South to Rome. "The Gothic Invasion and the Battle of Hadrianople," A.D. 378 / Ammianus Marcellinus. "Alaric Sacks Rome," A.D. 410 / Procopius. "The Death and Funeral of Alaric" / Edward Gibbon -- VIII. The Huns. "The Huns," ca. A.D. 400 / Claudian. "Negotiating and Dining with Attila," A.D. 449 / Priscus. "A Goth's Biography of Attila," A.D. 551 / Jordanes -- IX. The Vandals. from The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire / Edward Gibbon -- X. The Vikings. "The Battle of Maldon," 991. "Viking Raids," from The Annals of St. Bertin, 843-859. "Viking Raids," from The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, 994-1016. "A Viking Funeral," 922 / Ibn Fadlan. "The Beastly Eruli," ca. 560 / Procopius -- XI. Ireland. "The Customs of the Irish," 1185 / Geraldus Cambrensis. "Bricriu's Feast and the War of Words of the Women of Ulster," from Cuchulain of Muirthemne, 12th Century -- ".
- catalog description "XII. Genghis Khan. from The History of the World Conqueror, 1260 / Juvaini. "Some Incidents During Genghis's War with the Tatars," from The Secret History of the Mongols, 13th Century -- XIII. Mongols and Tartars. from The Tartar Relation, 1247 / C. de Bridia. From The Chronicle of Novgorod, 1224-1259. from Chronicles, 1240-1243 / Matthew Paris -- XIV. Tamerlane. from The Life of Timur, 15th Century / Ahmed ibn Mohammed Ibn' Arabshah. from Travels and Bondage, ca. 1430 / Johann Schiltberger -- XV. The Crusades: Infidel Against Infidel. "Pope Urban II Calls for a Crusade," 1095 / Robert the Monk. "The Capture of Jerusalem," 1099 / Anonymous Norman Knight / Raymond, Canon of Le Puy. "Encounters with Crusaders in Syria," ca. 1150 / Usamah ibn-Murshid. "The Fall of Constantinople," 1453 / Doukas -- Epilogue. "At the Gates of Hadrianople," 1453 / Doukas.".
- catalog extent "xxiv, 392 p. :".
- catalog hasFormat "Chronicles of the barbarians.".
- catalog identifier "0812930827 (alk. paper)".
- catalog isFormatOf "Chronicles of the barbarians.".
- catalog issued "1998".
- catalog issued "c1998.".
- catalog language "eng".
- catalog publisher "New York : Times Books,".
- catalog relation "Chronicles of the barbarians.".
- catalog subject "930 21".
- catalog subject "D104 .C55 1998".
- catalog subject "History, Ancient Sources.".
- catalog subject "Middle Ages Sources.".
- catalog subject "Migrations of nations Sources.".
- catalog tableOfContents "A Barbarian Chronology -- I. Barbarians on the Landscape. from Geography, A.D. 24 / Strabo -- II. The Greeks' Barbarians. "Scythians and Thracians," 424 B.C. / Herodotus -- III. Rome Encounters the Celts. "Romans and Celts Battle in Umbria," ca. 390 B.C. / Diodorus Siculus. "The Celts Enter Rome," ca. 390 B.C. / Livy. "The Early Celtic -- Roman Wars," 225 B.C. / Polybius -- IV. Gaul. "On the Gauls," 58 B.C. / Julius Caesar. "On the People and Customs of Gaul," ca. 50 B.C. / Diodorus Siculus. "Border Battles," 55 B.C. / Julius Caesar -- V. Germany. "On the Germans," 55 B.C. / Julius Caesar. Germania, A.D. 98 / Tacitus -- VI. Britain. "The First Invasion of Britain," 55 B.C. / Julius Caesar. "The People and Customs of Britain," ca. 50 B.C. / Diodorus Siculus. "A Battle Between Romans and Caledonians in Southern Scotland," ca. A.D. 80 / Tacitus -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "VII. The Goths Turn South to Rome. "The Gothic Invasion and the Battle of Hadrianople," A.D. 378 / Ammianus Marcellinus. "Alaric Sacks Rome," A.D. 410 / Procopius. "The Death and Funeral of Alaric" / Edward Gibbon -- VIII. The Huns. "The Huns," ca. A.D. 400 / Claudian. "Negotiating and Dining with Attila," A.D. 449 / Priscus. "A Goth's Biography of Attila," A.D. 551 / Jordanes -- IX. The Vandals. from The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire / Edward Gibbon -- X. The Vikings. "The Battle of Maldon," 991. "Viking Raids," from The Annals of St. Bertin, 843-859. "Viking Raids," from The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, 994-1016. "A Viking Funeral," 922 / Ibn Fadlan. "The Beastly Eruli," ca. 560 / Procopius -- XI. Ireland. "The Customs of the Irish," 1185 / Geraldus Cambrensis. "Bricriu's Feast and the War of Words of the Women of Ulster," from Cuchulain of Muirthemne, 12th Century -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "XII. Genghis Khan. from The History of the World Conqueror, 1260 / Juvaini. "Some Incidents During Genghis's War with the Tatars," from The Secret History of the Mongols, 13th Century -- XIII. Mongols and Tartars. from The Tartar Relation, 1247 / C. de Bridia. From The Chronicle of Novgorod, 1224-1259. from Chronicles, 1240-1243 / Matthew Paris -- XIV. Tamerlane. from The Life of Timur, 15th Century / Ahmed ibn Mohammed Ibn' Arabshah. from Travels and Bondage, ca. 1430 / Johann Schiltberger -- XV. The Crusades: Infidel Against Infidel. "Pope Urban II Calls for a Crusade," 1095 / Robert the Monk. "The Capture of Jerusalem," 1099 / Anonymous Norman Knight / Raymond, Canon of Le Puy. "Encounters with Crusaders in Syria," ca. 1150 / Usamah ibn-Murshid. "The Fall of Constantinople," 1453 / Doukas -- Epilogue. "At the Gates of Hadrianople," 1453 / Doukas.".
- catalog title "Chronicles of the barbarians : eyewitness accounts of pillage and conquest from the ancient world to the fall of Constantinople / edited by David Willis McCullough.".
- catalog type "Sources. fast".
- catalog type "text".