The Decline And Fall Of The Roman Empire LXXI

The Decline And Fall Of The Roman Empire by Edward Gibbon — In The East

AD	Scope Of Chapter LXXI
1430.	View and Discourse of Poggius from the Capitoline Hill, His Description of the Ruins Gradual Decay of Rome Four Causes of Destruction; — I. The Injuries of Nature - Hurricanes and Earthquakes Fires and Inundations — II. The Hostile Attacks of the Barbarians and Christians — III. The Use and Abuse of the Materials — IV. The Domestic Quarrels of the Romans The Coliseum or Amphitheatre of Titus Games of Rome
1332	A Bull-feast in the Coliseum Injuries and Consecration of the Coliseum Ignorance and Barbarism of the Romans
1420	Restoration and Ornaments of the City Conclusion