The document discusses the decline of the Roman Empire between 395 AD and 476 AD. It references barbarian and Germanic migrations into the Western Roman Empire during this period. Key events included Theodosius becoming the last emperor in 395 AD and the deposition of Romulus Augustulus in 476 AD, marking the fall of the Western Roman Empire.

1. The decline of the Roman Empire
(Review)

2. Theodosius Romulus Augustulus Odoacer

3.  Barbarians
 Gaul
 Germanic peoples
 395 AD
 476 AD
 Visigoths
 Franks
 Monarchy
 Rural way of life
 Christians

9.  REVISION
 Germanic migrations
 Listen to the recording and answer the questions

10.  Page 71: 1 and 2

12.  MOSAIC

21. Gold coins: solidus and tremis

22. Byzantine art
Greek dome
Greek cross floor plan START GROUP
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23. Byzantine art
Hagia Sophia, Istanbul (formerly Constantinople) NEXT
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24. Byzantine art
Interior of Hagia Sophia NEXT
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25. Byzantine art
Monastery of Hosios Luokas, Greece NEXT
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26. Byzantine art
osaics,
onastery of Hosios Luokas NEXT
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27. Byzantine art
St. Mark’s
Basilica,
Venice, Italy NEXT
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28. Byzantine art
Interior of
St. Mark’s Basilica NEXT
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29. Byzantine art
Mosaic in St. Mark’s
Basilica NEXT
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30. Byzantine art
Vault: Monastery of Daphni, Athens, Greece NEXT
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31. Byzantine art
Apse: Monastery of Hosios Luokas
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34. The Roman Empire
Western Roman
Empire
The
Frankish
kingdom
The
Carolingian
Empire
Eastern Roman
Empire
The
Byzantine
Empire

38. Charles Martel

39.  Battle of Poitiers 732

40. Pippin the Short

41. Pope Stephen II

43.  Future Papal States

44. Charlemagne
Pope Leo III

64. GRAMMAR
RHETORIC
ARITHMETIC
GEOMETRY
ASTRONOMY
MUSIC
ETC.