The Linguistic and Political Legacy of Olphilas

This chapter explores the life of Olphilas, the Gothic bishop known for translating the Bible into Gothic and creating a new alphabet. It highlights his linguistic achievements and the political structure of Gothic society, shedding light on their influence on Roman views of authority.

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