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The Byzantine World War
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The Roman Revolution
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2022
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Trebizond
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2 editions
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"A vivid book, fascinating, written with great understanding of the region and its history. "
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"Does not drag or labor
Throughly enjoyed the book. Does not drag or labor attempting profundity, but shows what happened clearly and concisely and allows us to come to our own conclusions." |
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“At the heart of Byzantium was its capital, Constantinople, now modern Istanbul. Today it may look like a Turkish city but it contains an old city that was once a huge Roman metropolis and the largest city in Europe for nearly 1,000 years. Even today it has the remains of almost as many Roman buildings as Rome itself – towering walls and aqueducts, huge pillared underground cisterns, and churches that still dominate the modern skyline.”
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Hi William, I can understand your confusion but there is no error at all. In ancient times there were two Caesareas. The Caesarea in my book is called
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“At the heart of Byzantium was its capital, Constantinople, now modern Istanbul. Today it may look like a Turkish city but it contains an old city that was once a huge Roman metropolis and the largest city in Europe for nearly 1,000 years. Even today it has the remains of almost as many Roman buildings as Rome itself – towering walls and aqueducts, huge pillared underground cisterns, and churches that still dominate the modern skyline.”
― The Byzantine World War
― The Byzantine World War
“At the heart of Byzantium was its capital, Constantinople, now modern Istanbul. Today it may look like a Turkish city but it contains an old city that was once a huge Roman metropolis and the largest city in Europe for nearly 1,000 years. Even today it has the remains of almost as many Roman buildings as Rome itself – towering walls and aqueducts, huge pillared underground cisterns, and churches that still dominate the modern skyline.”
― The Byzantine World War
― The Byzantine World War
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