Byzantium Triumphant
- 224 pages
- 8 hours of reading
Detailed narrative of the wars of the Byzantine emperors, Nicephorus II Phocas, John I Tzimiskes and Basil II (the Bulgar Slayer).
Julian Romane Books
Julian Patrick Romane has dedicated half a century to the study of Byzantine history, with a particular focus on its military aspects. This enduring fascination fuels his scholarly contributions, including articles in various journals and his work as an editor and translator of historical and political texts. His writings offer readers an engaging exploration of the complexities of the Byzantine world, delving into its military strategies and political nuances.
The First and Second Italian Wars, 1494-1504
Fearless Knights, Ruthless Princes and the Coming of Gunpowder Armies
- 256 pages
- 9 hours of reading
Military operations and political intrigues in Italy from 1494 to 1504 are chronicled, highlighting the initial French conquest and subsequent collapse of their hold. The narrative details the second invasion, where the French, now allied with Cesare Borgia, regain control over Northern Italy, showcasing the shifting alliances and strategies that defined this tumultuous period in Italian history.
Rise of the Tang Dynasty
- 240 pages
- 9 hours of reading
Narrates the military history of 'the rise of the Sui and Tang dynasties who reunified China.
An engaging narrative of the complex and dramatic events of the First and Second Italian Wars, ten years of warfare. The political machinations behind the wars are brilliantly woven into the narrative.
Describes the campaigns that destroyed the fabric of the Roman Republic and resulted in Julius Caesar's elevation to Dictator for Life.