Питер Хизер - Восстановление Римской империи. Реформаторы Церкви и претенденты на власть
- Название:Восстановление Римской империи. Реформаторы Церкви и претенденты на власть
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В 476 г. полководец римской армии Одоакр захватил в плен и казнил отца и дядю императора – тогда ребенка – Ромула Августула и отослал императорские регалии в Константинополь. Это был смертельный удар для Западной Римской империи. Питер Хизер, профессор истории Средних веков, рассказывает о трех претендентах на престол, которые пытались возродить римское наследие в Западной Европе, – Теодорихе, Юстиниане и Карле Великом. Автор показывает, что старую Римскую империю, созданную завоеваниями, невозможно было сохранить в новой Европе в начале Средних веков. И только когда церковнослужители с варварского севера обновили институт папства, стало возможным реальное восстановление императорской власти. Этой новой Римской империи, созданной варварами, уже более тысячи лет.
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