History Of The Decline And Fall Of The Roman Empire Vol-2

Focusing on the decline of the Western Roman Empire, this volume examines the period from AD 476 to AD 375, detailing political upheavals, tribal invasions, and economic struggles. It highlights the transition to the Byzantine Empire and its conflicts with Persia, alongside the reigns of emperors like Gratian and Theodosius. Gibbon explores the role of Christianity in this decline and the emergence of the Catholic Church. His thorough analysis and critical insights have established this work as a classic in historical literature.