"The History of the Decline and Ruins of the Roman Empire, Volume 10" is a huge work of the English historian Edward Gibbon, which entered the golden fund of world historiography. In his epoch-making work, the author examines in detail the causes and consequences of the decline of the Roman Empire, unfolding a wide canvas of events, political and social processes, wars and cultural changes that led to the collapse of the majestic state formation. In-depth analysis, an impressive amount of facts, and detailed context make this work an incomparably valuable resource for anyone interested in ancient history and the mysteries of the past.