Review: The Last Romans
Teodor Jeske-Choiński
A thrilling historical novel by Henryk Sienkiewicz's friend and competitor, set in the realities of the collapsing ancient Rome.
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Review: Roman Warfare
Jonathan P. Roth
The author reports on the most important war campaigns in the history of the country of the wolf people and the organization of its extraordinary army, taking into account its reforms and the place of soldiers in Roman society.
Review: The Sacrilege: An SPQR Mystery
John Maddox Roberts
The third part of the SPQR series entitled "The Sacrilege: An SPQR Mystery".
Review: The Cimbrian War 113–101 BC
Nic Fields (Author), Johnny Shumate (Illustrator)
The book "The Cimbrian War 113-101 BC" by Nic Fields (Author) and Johnny Shumate (Illustrator) is another English-language item in the Osprey book series entitled "Campaign". The reader receives a book very richly decorated with illustrations, devoted to the war of Rome with the Cimbri and Teutons in the years 113-101 BCE. The authors also describe the development of the military and political career of Gaius Marius, who after the victory over the tribes from the north will be considered the "third founder of Rome".
Review: Warrior of Rome. King of Kings
Harry Sidebottom
The book "King of Kings" is the second part of a five-volume historical novel entitled "Warrior of Rome", in which the author Harry Sidebottom weaves the fate of the Romanized Briton - Ballista - into the war with the Sassanids in the East. The main character returns to the face of Emperor Valerian after a defeat and the loss of the strategically important Arete fortress.
Review: Warrior of Rome. Lion of the Sun
Harry Sidebottom
The book "The Lion of the Sun" is the third part of a five-volume historical novel entitled "Warrior of Rome", in which the author Harry Sidebottom weaves the fate of a Romanized Briton - Ballista - into the whirlwind of battles in the east of the Roman Empire. This time the main character has to get out of Persian captivity, secure the situation in the East and find himself in the world of the intrigues of the Roman court.
Review: Warrior of Rome. Fire in the East
Harry Sidebottom
The book "Fire in the East" is the first part of the historical novel by Harry Sidebottom, published by Rebis Publishing House. The action of the novel takes place in the middle of the 3rd century CE, when the city of Arete must stop the powerful Sassanid army of the King of Kings Shapur.
Review: Finds of Roman imports in the Area of the Ancient Iron-smelting Centers in Poland
Iwona Kowalczyk-Mizerakowska
The book "Finds of Roman imports in the Area of the Ancient Iron-melting Centers in Poland" by Iwona Kowalczyk-Mizerakowska is the result of several years of research and the author's inquiries into Roman finds in ancient iron-melting centers in Poland, and more specifically in the provinces Mazowieckie and Świętokrzyskie. These objects have not yet been published.
Review: Wolves of the North. Warrior of Rome
Harry Sidebottom
The book "Wolves of the North" is the fifth part of the historical novel by Harry Sidebottom, published by Rebis Publishing House. The action of the novel takes place in the year 263 CE and is a continuation of the fate of Balista and his family. This time, the romanized barbarian will come into contact with the savage tribes of the north and face a mysterious murderer on his own team.
Review: Justinian and Theodora
Robert Browning
The Byzantinist Robert Browning in his work entitled Justinian and Theodora focused on the rule of the titular couple.
