L'esercito del tardo Impero - Ep. 15, speciale episode artwork

EPISODE · Mar 18, 2019 · 43 MIN

L'esercito del tardo Impero - Ep. 15, speciale

from Storia d'Italia · host Marco Cappelli

I Goti, hanno subito nel 376 dopo cristo una terribile sconfitta da parte dei Borg, pardon, degli Unni. Per non finire assimilati molti di loro sono fuggiti verso il Danubio, chiedendo asilo e soccorso ai Romani. Dall’altro lato del fiume i soldati dell’Impero si agitano nervosamente mentre due popoli numerosi e bellicosi si accampano sulle rive del grande fiume, con tutti i loro figli e le loro famiglie.Ma chi sono questi soldati romani? Come vivono e combattono? Chi sono i loro ufficiali? Immagino pensiate di conoscerli: solidi soldati romani ricoperti di acciaio, armati di scudo e gladio, inquadrati in legioni di 5-6 mila uomini, divise a loro volta in centurie e coorti. Soldati abituati a combattere a piedi e al comando di Centurioni con una specie di scopettone in testa.Eppure l'esercito del tardo impero era molto, molto diverso da quello che siamo solito immaginarci quando pensiamo ai Romani. Ahimè è anche meno conosciuto, visto che era una organizzazione per certi versi molto più complessa dell’esercito del principato, ed assai meno nota. Impariamo a conoscerlo meglio prima che Goti, Alemanni, Franchi, Svevi, Burgundi, Vandali e Unni ci si infrangano contro.---Per diventare miei mecenati: www.patreon.com/italiastoria. Altre modalità disponibili sul sito www.italiastoria.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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