"The critical point was, again the Middle Ages, and there you had an adversarial position between the church and the state ...

(p. 3) The Roman Emperor Theodosius I, who ruled from 379 to 395 CE, is often labeled as “the Great,” to distinguish him from his long-reigning but ineffectual grandson, Theodosius II (402-450.) He is ...

The time span covered is 379 to 565 C.E., from the accession of emperor Theodosius I to the death of emperor Justinian I. In the Introduction, the author writes: “The chapters that constitute this ...

Remains found in western Slovenia point to a bitter struggle for victory. Are archeologists close to resolving an enduring ...

The modern Olympics can be traced back to April 6, 1896, reviving 1500 years after being banned by the Roman Emperor Theodosius I. French educator and historian, Baron Pierre de Coubertin ...

The resolution was called the "evolutionary synthesis" or "modern synthesis," and one of its architects was Russian population geneticist Theodosius Dobzhansky, who lived from 1900 to 1975.