Explore Byzantine civilization from its founding to fall, with vivid analysis of politics, culture, and art in a richly illustrated narrative that connects empire to modern world.
Explore Rome’s turbulent era through Tacitus’ sharp narrative in Histories Book II, where political intrigue and military campaigns intertwine, offering a vivid portrait of power struggles and human ambition.
Explore how ancient tongues shaped cultures across continents, tracing linguistic roots from Mesopotamia to Mesoamerica and revealing hidden connections that illuminate human history.
(9780300198317 / 9780300198317) - Height: 138 mm - Spine width: 18 mm - Width: 212 mm - Yale University Press - ISBN: 9780300198317 - Number of pages: 256 - Languages: English - Weight: 288 g | Distinctive perspective
Explore how Augustus shaped Roman identity through visual culture and public monuments, revealing the power of image in politics, religion, and everyday life.