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Stilicho: the Battle of Fiesole and treasure Radagasius

Name: Stilicho: the Battle of Fiesole and treasure Radagasius
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Bol In 406 AD, a bloody battle near Fiesole and around Florence marked the end of Radagasius' Ostrogoth invasion. Flavius Stilicho, also known as Stilicone, was credited with this victory, which was the last achieved by Roman forces in Italy. Stilicone was one of the most significant figures of that dark era. This essay is one of the most in-depth studies ever written on the Battle of Fiesole. Drawing on thorough research into the actual sites and the historical context of the area, the author analyse the protagonists, circumstances and symbolism embedded in the folk traditions of Fiesole and the nearby village of Montereggi. They also explore how the figures of Stilicho and Saint Reparata became established in Florence after the battle, cementing the advent of Christianity. - First On Demand edition

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In 406 AD, a bloody battle near Fiesole and around Florence marked the end of Radagasius' Ostrogoth invasion. Flavius Stilicho, also known as Stilicone, was credited with this victory, which was the last achieved by Roman forces in Italy. Stilicone was one of the most significant figures of that dark era. This essay is one of the most in-depth studies ever written on the Battle of Fiesole. Drawing on thorough research into the actual sites and the historical context of the area, the author analyse the protagonists, circumstances and symbolism embedded in the folk traditions of Fiesole and the nearby village of Montereggi. They also explore how the figures of Stilicho and Saint Reparata became established in Florence after the battle, cementing the advent of Christianity. - First On Demand edition

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