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Delve into the fascinating history of the Byzantine Empire, a cornerstone and "jewel of Western Civilization," spanning an incredible period from BC 146 to AD 1453. This seventh volume offers a comprehensive look at the Eastern Roman Empire's enduring legacy, exploring its political evolution, cultural achievements, and significant influence on European and Mediterranean history. Discover the rich narratives and key figures that shaped Constantinople and its vast domain.

Explore the life and legacy of Leontius of Byzantium, a notable historical figure from the Byzantine Empire. Delve into the rich tapestry of Byzantine history to understand his impact within the Eastern Roman Empire and its capital, Constantinople. This overview sheds light on one of the significant Byzantine figures whose story contributes to our understanding of the era.

Explore the rich tapestry of Byzantine style and civilization, delving into its distinctive art, intricate architecture, and profound cultural impact. Discover how the Eastern Roman Empire shaped history, religion, and the arts, leaving an indelible legacy that continues to fascinate and inspire.

Explore the enduring legacy of the Byzantine Empire, often known as the Eastern Roman Empire, a pivotal civilization that shaped world history for over a millennium. From its capital Constantinople, it preserved Roman law and Greek culture, profoundly influencing medieval Europe, the Middle East, and the Slavic world, making it a cornerstone of global historical study.

Explore the rampant brigandage and lawlessness that plagued the eastern regions of the Roman Empire during its High Imperial period. This era witnessed a rise in bandit activity, impacting trade routes, local economies, and the overall stability of the region as imperial authorities struggled to maintain order and control over vast territories and diverse populations. This also contributed to weakening the Empire's overall strength and contributed to eventual decline.