История Италии в Средние века

Istorii͡a Italii v Srednie veka' akademika Evgenii͡a Tarle - blesti͡ashchee issledovanie, v kotorom na nebolʹshom prostranstve teksta emko i dostupno rasskazyvaetsi͡a o vazhneĭshem periode italʹi͡anskoĭ istorii, nachinai͡a s padenii͡a Zapadnoĭ Rimskoĭ imperii i zakanchivai͡a nastupleniem Vozrozhdenii͡a. V promezhutke mezhdu ėtimi dvumi͡a vekhami my vidim odno za drugim nashestvii͡a varvarov, smenu v Italii vizantiĭskogo, ispanskogo, frant͡suzskogo vladychestva, nabegi arabov i normannov, usilenie vlasti rimskikh pervosvi͡ashchennikov i ikh protivostoi͡anie s imperatorami Svi͡ashchennoĭ Rimskoĭ imperii, rast͡svet lombardskikh torgovykh respublik, vozvyshenie Venet͡sii, osobui͡u sudʹbu I͡Uzhnoĭ Italii, vozniknovenie universitetov - i, nakonet͡s, probuzhdenie posle tysi͡acheletnego sna klassicheskoĭ kulʹtury. Kniga Evgenii͡a Tarle vpervye byla opublikovana v 1906 godu i s tekh por ne pereizdavalasʹ. Evgeniĭ Tarle (1874-1955) - vydai͡ushchiĭsi͡a istorik, akademik AN SSSR, chlen-korrespondent Britanskoĭ akademii, pochetnyĭ doktor Parizhskogo, Prazhskogo i ri͡ada drugikh universitetov.

The history of Italy in the Middle Ages' by Academician Eugene Tarle is a brilliant study, which in a small space of the text succinctly and easily tells about the most important period of Italian history, from the fall of the Western Roman Empire to the onset of the Renaissance. In the interval between these two milestones, we see one after another the barbarian invasions, the change of Byzantine, Spanish, and French rule in Italy, the raids of the Arabs and Normans, the strengthening of the power of the Roman high priests and their confrontation with the Holy Roman emperors, the flourishing of the Lombard commercial republics, the rise of Venice, the special fate of Southern Italy, the emergence of universities - and, finally, the awakening of classical culture after a thousand years of sleep. Eugene Tarle's book was first published in 1906 and has not been reprinted since. Eugene Tarle (1874-1955)-outstanding historian, academician of the USSR Academy of Sciences, corresponding member of the British Academy, honorary Doctor of Paris, Prague and a number of other universities.