US EditionRome vs. the Alamanni at the Battle of Strasbourg (357 CE)
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Rome vs. the Alamanni at the Battle of Strasbourg (357 CE)
In the mid-4th century CE, the Roman Empire found itself in a precarious position. While the emperor Constantius II had been entrenched in a protracted war against the Sassanids in the East, the other Augustus, Constans, was murdered by the Germanic usurper, Magnentius. The power vacuum in the West prompted a significant rebellion, jeopardizing the Empire itself. Shorn of alternatives due to dynastic bloodletting, Constantius II ordered his youn…
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