Late Antiquity
See also: Late antiquity
English
Alternative forms
- late antiquity, late Antiquity
- (misspelling): Late antiquity
Proper noun
- (historical) The period in European history of the transition from the dominance of the Roman Empire (classical antiquity) to its successor realms (the Middle Ages), variously dated but usually including the 3rd to 6th centuries.
Translations
the period between classical antiquity and the Middle Ages
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