Naso the Poet: The Loves and Crimes of Rome's Greatest Poet (The Notorious Roman Trilogy)

Biographies & Memoirs

Bocheński, Jacek

Arts & Literature

Mondrala Press

An Expendable Soul: Life and Love In Siberian Exile 1870 (The Wonderful World of Maria Ro)

Literature & Fiction

Pinch, Tom

Rodziewiczówna, Maria

Literary

The Ships of Minos 1: The Classic Bronze Age Saga

Alex Joe

Genre Fiction

The Ships of Minos 2: A Bronze Age Saga

The Serapeum destroyed, the emperor murdered, pagans raise a revolt! 
A turning point in history, the six years 389-395 AD in the Roman Empire saw many dramatic, historical events: the destruction of the temple of Serapis in Alexandria the first excommunication of an emperor ever the first murder of an emperor at the hands of his Germanic bodyguards (many more to come) an imperial edict prohibiting all practice of any and all pagan religions the last significant rebellion of pagans against Christian rule the end of the 1200 years of the Olympic tradition\nThe best-selling European author of books on Graeco-Roman antiquity paints a rich and highly readable panorama of the intellectual life of the Roman Empire of the period. Here they are, debating topics ranging from the moral consequences of bathing and chariot races to national character and demon possession: the zany, crafty, and weird doctors of the Church: Ambrose, Jerome, and Augustine the caustic and dysphoric historian Ammianus Marcellinus three fanatic historians of the Church the grumpy rhetorician Libanius the blood-thirsty scholar-defenders of the Alexandrian Serapeum the author of a rabid anti-Christian diatribe which somehow miraculously survived to our times (The Lives of Sophists) and the quirky and mysterious figure of "Jorge Luis Borges of ancient Rome" (Authors of Imperial History)\nQuoting richly from various curious, entertaining, and beautiful texts from the period, Professor Krawczuk gives us a broad intellectual survey of the Roman Empire and its leading personalities at the time of the last revolt of the ancient gods.\nAleksander Krawczuk (1922-2023) was a scholar, a professor at the Jagiellonian University, a minister of culture, and a best-selling European author of books on Graeco-Roman antiquity with an international cult following. His intimate and conversational style allowed him to talk about complicated subjects in an accessible way without dumbing them down in the process. His books remain in print in many languages across Europe. And now they finally appear in English.\n"A classicist's delight!" Pick up your copy today!

The Last Olympiad: Twilight of Antiquity (Aleksander's Antiquities)

Krawczuk, Aleksander

The Ships of Minos 5: A Bronze Age Saga Classic

White Jaguar 1: A Tale of the Spanish Main (The White Jaguar)

Fiedler, Arkady

Titus and Berenice: Jews, Romans, Revolt, and a Love in the time of War (Aleksander's Antiquities)

History

Ancient Civilizations

Herod King of the Jews (Aleksander's Antiquities)

Middle East

Out of the Lion's Maw (Fleeing Carthage)

A European Best-seller classic, continuously in print since 1946, now for the first time in English.\n570 B.C. They slip their jailors in Carthage and rush across the Mediterranean pursued by enemy agents and assassins: a Zoroastrian priest and his Greek apprentice. Their mission: to prevent the outbreak of a civil war in Egypt. Their opponents: the Great Phoenician Council and the entire state apparatus of Eternal Egypt. Their resources: the old man's wit and the young man's courage.\nA classic tale of high adventure, full of white-knuckle twists and turns, engaging characters, and sparkling humor. This series has remained a best-seller since 1946. Now finally translated into English and beautifully illustrated for your pleasure. If you liked The Treasure Island and The Three Musketeers, you will love this.\nCome, let yourself be carried off into the exotic and exciting world of classical antiquity!

Children's Books

Makowiecki, Witold

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