من مقاومات الاحتلال الروماني في شمال إفريقيا مع نهاية القرن الرابع الميلادي

Abstract EN

The inhabitants of the mountainous regions did not hesitate at all to determine their origins, in order to face the common danger, and they continued to refuse to submit, especially the Bavar people, which destabilized the Tangier Province of Mauritania, and then Caesarea Mauritania, on the eastern borders adjacent to the Province of Numidia.

Tribalism, however, the corruption that afflicted the Roman provinces in Africa has led to conflicts of interests and from there emerged rebellions that led to major revolutions that destabilized the Roman architecture in the region including the revolt of the Maury Prince Firmus in 372 AD.