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Rome and Germany in the Year 9

Travel back 2,000 years to the year 9 A.D., when the Roman Empire suffered a crushing defeat by German forces under the command of Arminius. Explore the short- and long-term effects of this defeat on the Roman Empire and on Europe as a whole. Readings—in English—explore the Roman interpretation of the battle (Who was to blame? Was the loss irreparable? What is the proper response?) You also consider what the battle meant to Germans, especially much later, in the nineteenth century, when nationalist feelings arose.

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Tues. Sept. 8, Berkeley

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GAIUS STERN, Ph.D., studied Greek/Roman History at UC Berkeley. His writings include studies of the Ara Pacis Augustae, Roman coins, Sparta, and the Augustan age. He often travels to Italy and France to gather new materials for his research. His newest work will explore the status of prisoners of war in the ancient world.

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• $235 (EDP 021550)

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