I Longobardi e la guerra: Da Alboino alla battaglia sulla Livenza

In the year 776, the Longobardi warriors from Veneto and Friuli found themselves embroiled in a fierce conflict on the banks of the Livenza River. This pivotal moment in history highlights not only the resilience of the Longobardi but also their strategic importance in the unfolding narrative of medieval Europe. Through a series of compelling chapters, the discourse around their military tactics, social structures, and the broader implications of their confrontations is meticulously examined.

The authors, a collective of esteemed historians, delve deep into the Longobardi’s journey, tracing their origins under Alboino and the subsequent developments that led to this climactic battle. Each contributor brings forth unique insights, enriching the reader's understanding of the socio-political landscape that defined the Longobardi era. The narrative is infused with vivid details that breathe life into the characters and events, providing a poignant glimpse into a tumultuous period.

This work serves as both a scholarly resource and a captivating retelling of a civilization at the crossroads of change. Through careful analysis and engaging storytelling, the complexities of identity, warfare, and resilience come to the forefront, offering readers a profound appreciation for the Longobardi and their legacy in the annals of history.