ammianus adversas externae gentes : la geografía del barbaricum en amiano marcelino
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Abstract
Las «externae gentes», pueblos que habitaban los territorios allende las fronteras del Imperio Romano, fueron descritas, por los autores clásicos, con una serie de rasgos negativos que las definían por oposición al fiambre mediterráneo. Uno de los más importantes rasgos de los bárbaros, quizás el origen de todos los demás, es el medio geográfico en que vivían. En un historiador como Amiano l\ñarcelino, tan hostil hacia los elementos foráneos, la geografía del «Barbaricum» se revela como una elemento fundamental en sus «Res gestae».
The «externae gentes», peoples that inhabited the territories beyond the frontiers of the Román Empire, were described, by the classical writters, with a serie or negativo features that defined them against the IVIediterranean man. One of the most important features of the barbarians, perhaps the source of everyone, is the geographical environment in which they lived. In an historian like Ammianus Marcellinus, so adverse towards the foreigners, the geography of the «Barbaricum» is presented as a fundamental element in his «Res gestae».
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| Authors | ;Francisco Javier Guzmán Armario |
| Journal | advances in bioinformatics |
| Year | 1999 |
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10.5944/etfii.12.1999.4353
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