The 2,200-Year Evolution of the Roman State
In short: Historian Anthony Kaldellis explores the enduring legacy of Rome. This video provides a comprehensive overview of how the Roman state evolved over two millennia, tracing its transformation from an ancient power into the Byzantine Empire.
Anthony Kaldellis, author of 'The New Roman Empire,' examines the trajectory of the Roman state across 2,200 years of history. The discussion contextualizes the transition of the Roman identity, specifically focusing on the history of the Eastern Roman Empire, also known as the Byzantine Empire.
By analyzing the long-term continuity of Roman governance and culture, the video offers a perspective on how the state maintained its relevance and structure across vast spans of time.
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