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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.
Robert Browning
The Byzantinist Robert Browning in his work entitled Justinian and Theodora focused on the rule of the titular couple.
Geraint Jones
The book "Rebel" by Geraint Jones is the last volume of the adventures of the Roman soldier Corvus, who this time fights in Dalmatia against the Romans. The book was published by Rebis publishing house.
Warren Treadgold
The book "Byzantium and Its Army, 284-1081" brings the reader closer to the Byzantine army, which was the direct successor of the Roman army.
Marguerite Yourcenar
Great historical figures whose achievements in the field of culture and state-building are undeniable have always fascinated me. One of such characters is undeniably, the third of the Five Good Emperors, or Hadrian, who was a great philhellen.
Harry Sidebottom
The book "Iron and Rust. Throne of the Caesars" is the first volume of the trilogy by Harry Sidebottom, which describes the time of crisis in the Empire after 235 CE.
Roger Crowley
The book presents the history of the fall of Constantinople with a bit more emphasis on the military aspects of this event.
Robert Fabbri
The fourth volume of the Vespasian historical novel. The hero must find himself during the reign of the new emperor Claudius and find the legion's lost eagle.
John Maddox Roberts
The book "Nobody Loves a Centurion" by John Robert Maddox describes the adventures of Decius, who ends up under the command of Gaius Julius Caesar himself in Gaul.
Robert Harris
The book "Cicero" by Robert Harris is the first part of the "Roman trilogy" about the life of one of the greatest orators in history and great Roman politicians and lawyers. Thanks to this position, we will move to the 1st century BCE, when the Roman Republic was going through a crisis and signaled its inevitable collapse.
