
Rome's Crisis of the Third Century
The Ancients
Economic Turmoil and the Rise of Christianity
This chapter explores the economic crises of the Roman Empire during the Third Century, focusing on rampant inflation and localized agricultural resilience despite a collapsing currency system. It examines the rise of Christianity amidst these social and political upheavals, detailing its growth from a minority to a significant presence due to charitable acts. The narrative also highlights key figures and reforms of the time, particularly under Diocletian, and analyzes the long-term impacts on the empire's stability and governance.
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