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The author first outlines events from the Iron Age period immediately preceding the conquest in AD 43 to the emperor Honorius's advice to the Britons in 410 to fend for themselves. He then tackles the issues facing Britons after the absorption of their culture by an invading army, including the role of government and the military in the province, religion, commerce, technology, and daily life. For this revised edition, the text and bibliography have been updated to reflect the latest discoveries and research in recent years.

We take time for granted as it passes during every moment of our existence. Other things may change, but time remains constant and predictable. The past, the present, and the future exist within a harmonious, reliable, and never-changing system. Or at least that’s how it seems. It was Albert Einstein who, in 1905, first theorized that time might not be quite as straightforward as that. In one of the most influential papers on physics ever published[1], he proposed something called “time dilatation.”

For twelve years a disgraceful pall has hung over the Roman Empire. Trouble along the Germanic frontier forced an abrupt end to Emperor Domitian’s war against King Decebalus of Dacia. The terms were an embarrassment to Rome and a drain on the imperial coffers, with two million denarii paid to the Dacians every year. Now, a new Caesar is firmly ensconced upon the imperial throne. Emperor Trajan vows to subjugate the Dacians, humble their king, and restore honour to the Empire.

Located in the Tarim Basin of Asia during the first few centuries CE, a people and a kingdom grew to prominence in medieval central and east Asian geopolitics. The people are known today as the Tocharians, and their primary kingdom was Kucha, but despite their longevity, this incredible kingdom and its people have been overlooked and misunderstood by modern societies and historians for centuries. The lack of in-depth studies on the Tocharians largely stems from the fact that they are relatively newcomers to the modern academic scene.

Nube-barcos agua-casas aparecieron en el Mar del Este. Extranjeros con pieles plateadas han llegado a la tierra. Sus ojos brillan como jade y joyas. Montan monstruos con pezuñas de obsidiana que parecen venados giganticos. Aunque estos monstruos son más grandes que una persona, los demonios imponen su voluntad en los animales, obligándolos a correr en cualquier dirección a una velocidad extrema. Los teotl llevan armadura de metal sobre sus cuerpos. Tienen cascos del mismo material. Están armados con espadas y cuchillos filosos, también. Además, tienen otras armas aún más poderosas,...

Between the infamous Lindisfarne raid in 793 CE and the Norman conquest of 1066, the peoples we know now as the Vikings became one of the most far-ranging and influential civilizations in history. The Vikings are frequently portrayed as raiders, marauding across medieval Europe and Britain, but the culture and society of the medieval Nordic peoples was so much more diverse, multifaceted and influential than it is often depicted.

Aimed towards students and enthusiasts alike, Greek and Roman Myths and Legends will provide you with a detailed survey of the spiritual beliefs and fascinating tales of the world's most intriguing ancient societies.

Rediscover Timeless Stoicism: Pathways to Resilience and Fulfillment In a world filled with distractions, chaos, and emotional turbulence, ancient Stoic philosophy provides a beacon of hope and clarity. The Stoic Path - Timeless Wisdom for the Modern World by Dylan Winton takes you on a transformative journey through the profound insights and practical exercises of Stoicism, tailored for the modern individual. This book is both a theoretical exploration and a hands-on guide to cultivating a resilient and purpose-driven life. The teachings of Stoicism are more than just maxims from ancient ...

Pirro de Epiro, el rey guerrero cuya audacia lo posicionó como una de las figuras más imponentes de la antigüedad, desafió a los poderes más temidos de su tiempo, incluidos los romanos, espartanos y macedonios. Este libro relata sus hazañas, que no solo incluyen sus enfrentamientos en Italia y Sicilia, sino también sus victorias en Siracusa y sus campañas contra Macedonia. Sus ambiciones lo llevaron a desafiar a Roma en una serie de épicas batallas que dieron origen al término "victoria pírrica," una victoria que, aunque lograda, implica un costo devastador para el vencedor.

لايزال التاريخ المصرى القديم زاخرًا بالنصوص والأسرار التي تتجلى تباعًا لتؤكد فرادة المصريين، بعض هذه النصوص تم كشفها والبعض الآخر لايزال مصيره مجهولًا، وربما تعرض للمحو أو التعتيم عليه، لدحض حقيقة تاريخية أو عقائدية تؤكد سبق الحضارة المصرية.

Геродот — древнегреческий историк (V в. до н.э.), автор знаменитой книги "История", положившей начало историографической науке. Здесь собраны известные на то время сведения об окружающих Древнюю Элладу землях и населяющих их народах — сведения, сохранившиеся благодаря автору и ставшие для. всего человечества первоисточником знаний об античном мире. В книге содержится множество географических, этнографических, естественно-исторических и литературных сведений о Персидском царстве, Египте, Скифии, а также других царствах и землях, в которых обрела свое рождение и смысл культура Западного мира.

In its final decades, the Roman Republic was engulfed by a crime wave. An epidemic of extortions, murders, and acts of insurrection tested the court system's capacity to maintain order. As case after case filled the docket, an ambitious young lawyer named Cicero seized every opportunity to litigate, forging a reputation as a master debater with a bright future in politics. In Lawless Republic, historian Josiah Osgood recounts the legendary orator's ascent and fall, and his pivotal role in the republic's lurch toward autocracy.