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Description Original came from Wikicommons, author allows the use of the image for any purpose. This image is an improvement of the original. Colours have been reversed. Important names have been included. Names have been translated into English. Maps have been improved with recourse to the map (no copy) inside of "The Fall of he Roman Empire" ISBN 1-89880-048-0
Date 12/08/2007
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Author Flamarande
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