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Judith Herrin
Mrs. Judith Herrin - British researcher of the history of the Eastern Roman Empire, known more widely as Byzantium, offered her readers an unusual book about this very country. The title of this work, written under the influence of contacts with a non-specialized audience, is "Byzantium. The Surprising Life of a Medieval Empire".
Hugh Elton
The American historian, Mr. Hugh Elton, who currently works in Canada, published a book some time ago, in 1996, entitled "Warfare in Roman Europe, AD 350-425", in which he thoroughly revised some of the common ideas about the army of the late Roman Empire. It is a slightly extended version of his doctoral dissertation, defended in 1994.
Ben Kane
The book "Eagles at War" is the first part of the new trilogy by Ben Kane, in which the author takes us to 9 CE, when the disastrous defeat of Varus' three legions in the Teutoburg Forest took place.
John Maddox Roberts
The book by John Maddox Roberts "Hannibal's Children" is a historical novel showing us an alternative vision of the ancient world, after Hannibal was victorious in the Second Punic War. The author outlines the events that could happen if the Romans decided to accept Hannibal's terms and leave Italy.
John Maddox Roberts
The book "The King's Gambit" by Mr. Maddox opens a promising series of historical novels with a strong crime theme.
Steven Runciman
A beautiful story about the Masters on the pages of the book entitled "The Lost Capital of Byzantium" by British historian Steven Runciman.
Valerio Massimo Manfredi
The book "Empire of Dragons" tells us the story of the Romans who, after losing the battle with the Persians, end up in the Far East and establish contacts with China.
David Gibbins
The book "Total War Rome. Destroy Carthage" is another historical novel by David Gibbins, an underwater archaeologist and novelist. This time the author takes us to the years 168-146 BCE, which is one of the most important periods for the Roman Republic, which will determine its future fate. After the victorious Macedonian war and the defeat of Perseus' huge army at Pydna in 168 BCE, Rome faces the final battle with its greatest enemy - Carthage.
James Allan Evans
An attempt to assess Emperor Justinian and his reign, undertaken by the British historian James Allan Evans.
Julian I
The author of this work is Julian, called the Apostate by posterity, who was a Roman emperor in the years 361-363 CE. and decided to evaluate his predecessors.
