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The work provides a crucial account of the origin and history of the Gothic people, serving as the only surviving contemporary resource on the subject. Written by Jordanes in the 6th century, it claims to summarize a more extensive account by Cassiodorus, whose original text is now lost. Additionally, it offers valuable insights into the early history and customs of the Slavs, making it a significant historical document for understanding both Gothic and Slavic cultures.
As a primary source for late Roman history, this work offers valuable insights into significant figures such as Attila and the Huns, as well as the Goths. The book features a frontispiece, bibliography, and notes, making it a comprehensive resource for scholars and enthusiasts alike. It revives the long out-of-print Mierow edition, providing an accessible English translation that enhances understanding of this pivotal historical period.
The story of the ferry services of the London, Brighton & South Coast Railway.
Oakwood Press linson card covered book with square bound spine. LP172 in the Oakwood Locomotion papers Series. The history of this branch line from Barnham Junction on the LBSCR coast line to the coastal resort of Bognor Regis. 96pp of text, route map and detail maps with numerous B&W photographs throughout. Approximately A5 size.