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Title:
Rimljani in Germani med vojno in mirom: zgodovina težavnih odnosov
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Gračner, Peter
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Maver, Aleš
(Mentor)
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PID:
20.500.12556/dkum/ad06d780-3db0-40e4-9855-43da736967cf
Language:
Slovenian
Work type:
Master's thesis/paper
Typology:
2.09 - Master's Thesis
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FF - Faculty of Arts
Abstract:
Prvo poglavje zajema opis načina življenja germanskih plemen. Opisano je tudi germansko povezovanje z Rimom. V istem poglavju sledita podpoglavji o najemanju Germanov v rimsko vojsko ter izpostavitev mnenj nekaterih rimskih piscev o Germanih. Nato sledijo opisi izbranih vojaških interakcij med Rimom in Germani, h katerim so dodani tudi pogledi rimskih piscev. Sprva je opisan prvi neposredni rimsko-germanski stik, bojevanje Kimbrov in Tevtonov z rimsko vojsko. Opis zajema rimske poraze ter končno zmago Rima med leti 113 in 101 pred našim štetjem. Nato sledi opis Cezarjevega bojevanja z Germani med leti 58 in 51 pred našim štetjem, saj to predstavlja prihod Rima v neposredno bližino Germanov ter prvi rimski vpad na germansko območje. Nato sledijo obdobje cesarja Avgusta, njegovo prizadevanje za osvojitev Germanije in poraz v Tevtoburškem gozdu, ki je to osvajanje zaustavil. Nadaljevanje predstavlja upor Batacev med letoma 69 in 70 našega štetja. Na ta upor se navezuje opis Domicijanove odprave proti Hatom med letoma 82 in 83 našega štetja. V zadnjem poglavju pa so opisane markomanske vojne med leti 166 in 180 našega štetja in pokoritev Markomanov in njihovih zaveznikov.
Keywords:
Germani v antiki
,
rimska zgodovina
,
rimsko-germanski odnosi
,
Arminij
,
Tacit
,
vojaška zgodovina
Place of publishing:
Maribor
Publisher:
[P. Gračner]
Year of publishing:
2020
PID:
20.500.12556/DKUM-76252
UDC:
94(100)\".../04)(043.2)
COBISS.SI-ID:
17488899
NUK URN:
URN:SI:UM:DK:NK5OIIRF
Publication date in DKUM:
24.12.2021
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GRAČNER, Peter, 2020,
Rimljani in Germani med vojno in mirom: zgodovina težavnih odnosov
[online]. Master’s thesis. Maribor : P. Gračner. [Accessed 17 April 2025]. Retrieved from: https://dk.um.si/IzpisGradiva.php?lang=eng&id=76252
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English
Title:
Romans and Germanic peoples between war and peace: a history of troubled relationships
Abstract:
The first chapter covers the way Germanic tribes lived. The Germanic association with Rome is also described. Following in the same chapter are the subchapters on the recruitment of the Germans into the Roman army and the exposure of the opinions of some Roman writers on the Germans. This is followed by descriptions of selected military interactions between Rome and the Germans, which are equipped with the views of the Roman writers. Initially, the first direct Roman-German contact, the fighting of the Cimbri and the Teutons with the Roman army, is described. The description covers Roman defeats and the final victory of Rome between 113 and 101 BC. This is succeeded by a description of Caesar's war with the Germans between 58 and 51 BC, as this represents the arrival of Rome into the immediate vicinity of the Germans and the first Roman invasion of the Germanic territory. This is followed by the period of Emperor Augustus, his quest for the conquest of Germania and the defeat in the forest of Teutoburg, which put an end to this conquest. The sequel represents the revolt of the Batavi between 69 and 70 AD. This revolt is related to the description of Domitian's expedition against the Chatti between 82 and 83 AD. The last chapter describes the Marcomannic wars between 166 and 180 BC and the subjugation of the Marcomanni and their allies.
Keywords:
Germanic people in Antiquity
,
roman history
,
roman-germanic relationship
,
Arminius
,
Tacitus
,
warfare history
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