Myths and History of Greece and Rome

Paul Vincent
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A journey through the myths and history of Ancient Greece and Rome for all the family.

  1. 11/21/2018

    Chapter One Hundred and Forty Four: Travels and Calls

    Manuel II goes a-calling on the heads of state of the major European powers in order to find some support in saving his dying empire.

    20 min

  2. 11/04/2018

    Chapter One Hundred and Forty Three: Back in the West - Part Three

    A lot has been going on in the former Western Roman Empire in the 300 years between 1100 and 1400!

    13 min

  3. 10/21/2018

    Chapter One Hundred and Forty Two: A Family at War Part Two

    Introducing the Hokey Cokey Emperor. Is he in power or out? In, out, in, out!

    22 min

  4. 07/31/2018

    Chapter One Hundred and Forty One: A Family at War Part One

    Fractious and incompetent behaviour from the ruling family plunge the Empire into crisis. It’s not going to get any better!

    17 min

  5. 07/01/2018

    Chapter One Hundred and Forty: The Final Recovery

    A brilliant general becomes Emperor of Nicaea. It only takes him a few years to regain the great city of Constantinople.  Unfortunately everyone is out to get him and it takes a lifetime of juggling to stabilise his empire.

    19 min

  6. 05/07/2018

    Chapter One Hundred and Thirty Nine: One Empire, Two Empires, Three Empires, Four Empires.

    Welcome to nearly sixty years of total and utter chaos. Four empires and at least twenty emperors fight, make alliances, break alliances and generally fail to get on. Something has to give!

    18 min

  7. 04/22/2018

    Chapter One Hundred and Thirty Eight: Capital, Crusades and Calamity

    The Angeli prove themselves to be so incompetent that the capital of the Empire cannot withstand the crusading armies.  Calamity results.

    19 min

  8. 04/01/2018

    Chapter One Hundred and Thirty Seven: Angels of Destruction

    Andronicus Comnenus could not, quite obviously, be allowed to continue as Basileus. If only his demise, like that of Domitian for example, had been planned. Then, perhaps, the chaos and incompetence that followed could have been avoided.

    16 min
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